- Tears in the Rain
- Hold On
- I Live for the Weekend
- Magic Power
- Follow Your Heart
- A World of Fantasy
- Fight the Good Fight
- Spellbound
- Somebody's Out There
- Lay It on the Line
- Rock & Roll Machine
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Mike Levine Keyboards,Bass
Gil Moore Drums,Vocals
Rik Emmett Guitar,Vocals
Ian Levine Composer
Gil Moore Composer
Eddie Kramer Producer
Doug Schwartz Digital Transfers
Rik Emmett Composer
Wayne Perry Composer
Lonnie Wilson Composer
Ron Larson Illustrations
Mike Clink Producer
Joe Diffie Composer
David Thoener Producer
Vartan Art Direction
Richard Emmett Composer
Mike Levine Composer,Producer
Triumph Composer,Producer


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Overview
Many people thought of Triumph as Rush Pt. 2, and from their first couple of albums, that comparison was not too far off. Another Canadian trio, the group had definite Rush-ish leanings. However, as time went on, they developed a more mainstream '80s metal approach. That somewhat generic style would see Triumph's star grow somewhat brighter than Rush's for a time, garnering them a lot of radio airplay and multiple hits. The lack of depth and individuality of that latter-era material also would see them burn out quite quickly, while Rush kept making a gradual building, both of musical competency and fame. So, while Rush is still in the limelight, Triumph has joined the ranks of the "where are they now?" club. This compilation showcases many of the facets of both sides of the band. It includes plenty of the more mindless and faceless hits while also showing that the group did have a penchant for creating considerably strong material as well. Among the high points are "Hold On," "Magic Power," "A World of Fantasy," and "Fight the Good Fight." The weaker material on show here includes "Tears In The Rain," "Live for the Weekend," and the 38 Special-ish "Follow Your Heart." Hits one and all, those tracks just don't stand up to the other material and really show their age, seeming quite trivial and worn out by now. To its credit, the CD includes a bonus cut in the form of "Rock and Roll Machine," a somewhat raw but inspired track from the first album. One can only regret that they didn't also choose to include "Blinding Light Show." ~ Gary Hill
Product Details
Release Date: | 09/06/1995 |
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Label: | Tml Entertainment Inc. |
UPC: | 0713137621122 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Triumph Primary ArtistMike Levine Keyboards,Bass
Gil Moore Drums,Vocals
Rik Emmett Guitar,Vocals
Technical Credits
Andy McKaie Release CoordinatorIan Levine Composer
Gil Moore Composer
Eddie Kramer Producer
Doug Schwartz Digital Transfers
Rik Emmett Composer
Wayne Perry Composer
Lonnie Wilson Composer
Ron Larson Illustrations
Mike Clink Producer
Joe Diffie Composer
David Thoener Producer
Vartan Art Direction
Richard Emmett Composer
Mike Levine Composer,Producer
Triumph Composer,Producer
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