Hidden Treasures - Triumph (Part II)

So here we are at Part II, and to think last weeks got a lukewarm response. So there's probably not a bunch more I can say to convince anyone of how truly good, scratch that, I mean GREAT this second-best Canadian trio really is.

So here's 4 more tracks... this time we've spread the tunes across 4 great albums that everyone should own, but we'll just stop there and let the music do the talking!

Oh, by the way, here's another cool band logo!

PLAYLIST -> http://snack.to/azh5495n

	1 - Movin' On Just A Game 1979
	2 - I Live For The Weekend Progressions of Power 1980
	3 - Fight The Good Fight Allied Forces 1981
	4 - Stranger In A Strange Land Thunder Seven 1984

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Permalink Reply by Mike Mills on August 9, 2012 at 1:23pm

No hidden treasures here for me, but it's nice to hear the sweet sounds or past discoveries. You picked some great tunes, instrumentally & vocally, they slay!!! I could review these indidually, but I would just be repeating outstanding vocals & killer guitar on every one!!! Gordon makes an excellent point, that a casual listener might not pick up on "Moving On", but if you listen closely, you'll realize that the backing vocals & harmonies are exceptional! While instrumentally, "Live For The Weekend" rocks like no other, it's a little weak vocally for me. "Fight the Good Fight" & "Stranger In A Strange Land" have the signature vocals that earned my fandom. That sound, is Triumph at it's best my friends!!!

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Permalink Reply by Alan Christensen on August 9, 2012 at 7:27pm

I don't own Progressions of Power, I have quite a bit from Triumph though. I think Figh The Good Fight is the best from what you posted. If you don't own the below CD/DVD, get it. It has most, if not all of the bands music videos! It is great!