Pink Floyd win court case against record company

Pink Floyd have won a court case against their record company, EMI.

Thu, 11 Mar, 2010 - 16:21

Pink Floyd have won a court case against their record company, EMI.

The High Court in London today ruled the legendary British psychedelic rock group’s record label are not allowed to sell their individual tracks over the internet and have ordered them to pay £40,000 (€44,030) in court costs.

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