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Triumph – Live At Sweden Rock Festival

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 09 Oct 2012   By Keith Sharp
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(Universal) When Toronto’s Triumph were inducted into Canada’s Music Hall Of Fame in 2008, it was assumed they were back together and they would return to the stage…and they did….in Sweden! Yes Triumph’s much anticipated comeback lasted just two shows; one in Sweden and one at a Oklahoma Music Festival. Fortunately the Swedish show was captured on DVD and has just been released with an accompanying CD. Although shot during the daytime and bereft of the band’s usual barrage of fireworks and lighting, this set shows Rik Emmett, Gil Moore, Mike Levine and guest guitarist Dave Dunlop that their performances are as strong as ever. Emmett’s powerful vocals drive “Magic Power”, Lay It On The Line” and “Never Surrender” while Moore is still in fine voice blasting out “Rocky Mountain Way” and “Allied Forces”. There’s even a strong instrumental work out for Emmett on “Blinding Light Show”. Overall a reminder of what Triumph can still do and hopefully will still do in the future.

Suggested Downloads: Magic Power, Rocky Mountain Way

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Keith Sharp
Written by Keith Sharp
Former Calgary Herald sportswriter, Editor in Chief of the original Music Express Magazine and follow-up ACCESS magazine, is preparing to publish a book on the Music Express years - Music Express Rise And Fall Of A Canadian Music Icon



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TriumphForces
8 months ago

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Music Express is up and running as an on-line magazine (Keith Sharp) and we get some love from today’s debut – http://t.co/1gjXHx7z

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Frank Soda
8 months ago

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Keith, as long as I can remember, you and Music Express were the first to support Canadian artists, and I want to thank you for that. Congratulations and good luck with your book, and it’s great to see Music Express on line.

todd fuller
6 months ago

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one of the premiere 3 man bands ever. i was at the buffalo show in the early 80s when the crowd boooed joan jett off the stage. i remember ric coming out and saying,,man i guess we better be here to play,,,,and wow what a show,,,ive seen more than 150 major shows, and that show was freaking magic….indeed

Ed Ellis
4 months ago

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I was at that buffalo show .wow. the light show was still awesome .even after Joan Jett’s band trashed some of their lights..booed was not the words i was using..4 joan jett….i think that sold out crowd was telling her to get the f… of the stage….. 8)



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