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Take a Stand – Live in Halifax

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The Sport of Kings (www.roughedge.com)

“The Sport of Kings” (TML / Universal; 1985) Often considered one of the most disappointing Triumph records, “The Sport of Kings” was attacked because of its heavy keyboard sound and the band’s shift to a more radio-friendly song style (in …

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The Sport of Kings (nolifetilmetal.com

Triumph – The Sport of Kings (MCA) 1986 1.  Tears in the Rain (3:54) 2.  Somebody’s Out There (4:05) 3.  What Rules My Heart (3:54) 4.  If Only (4:00) 5.  Hooked on You (3:23) 6.  Take a Stand (4:30) 7. …

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The Sport of Kings (www.seaoftranquility.org)

Triumph: The Sport of Kings (remaster) Canada’s hard rockers continued their successive streak with 1986′s The Sport of Kings, a commercial mix of hard rock guitar, progressive tinged pop, and radio friendly melodies. The remastering process has delivered a bright …

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The Sport Of Kings

The second last offering from Triumph includes great songs like Hooked On You, the instrumental Embrujo and the Top 40 hit Somebody’s Out There.

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Sport Of Kings (triumphmusic.com)

Sport Of Kings Review: I remember when I came across this album back in ’86 and I was 15 and I had no idea who Triumph even was but a good friend of mine lent this album to me. Well …

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Surveillance (triumphmusic.com)

Surveillance Review: This was the last of the albums to be released by the ”classic” Triumph line-up of Gil Moore, Mike Levine and Rik Emmett. After their flirtation with pop, with 1986′s  The Sport of Kings , Triumph come back …

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Thunder Seven (triumphmusic.com)

Thunder Seven Review: Triumphant and energetic, with very little dross in their brand of metal! Thunder Seven presents the high tide mark for Triumph, and it”s the album that should have broken them into American primetime. Where producers used The …

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