Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Triumph - Lay It On The Line! This is BASED
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Triumph - Lay It On The Line! This is BASED
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I've been screaming Triumph into the comments void for like 6 months. So, so glad we're here now.. Seriously hope you check out more. "Fight the good fight", and especially "Magic Power" (of the music)
“Magic Power” is a great Triumph song about music.
Love this choice
Little Boy Blues, Time Cannon!
Spellbound
Watch their performance from the US Festival 1983 I believe. They blew the crowd away. Go 🇨🇦
Do they have others? Absolutely! Hold On. Magic Power. Fight the Good Fight. Never Surrender. Say Goodbye. World of Fantasy. Rock Out Roll on. Time Goes By. Somebody' Out There. And many more.
Allied forces, all the way, tears in the rain, ordinary man. Triumph is epic.
Spellbound @@wolfpack9958
Everything they recorded was rock gold! They were Rush 2 And I love Rush!
Another great 3 piece band out of Canada . All 3 are masters of their instruments and can sing ! Rush comes to mind !
You definitely have to check out “Fight the Good Fight”, “Magic Power”, “Say Goodbye “, “I Can Survive” and, when the record company said they couldn’t write hit songs anymore they did “Somebody’s Out There”. So glad to see you reacting to Triumph, so many great songs.
Young Enough To Cry... Suitcase Blues...Just A Game
@@richardcranium5048 yeah, there are so many…I actually only knew a few of the hits growing up and only recently did a deep dive through their whole catalog due to doing an “album ranking” exercise with friends, and found so many great songs that I now love.
Tine Goes By is a fantastic song, but it would be next to impossible to pull off live. Loved Triumph since the first time I heard them in the 70's
@@richardcranium5048 Love Suitcase Blues; a much underrated song
Triumph another Great Canadian Band!
One of the most underrated bands in the 80’s and another power trio band from Canada. They got several BANGERS
Underrated by who?
"Fight the Good Fight" written by Triumph vocalizt/guitarist, Rik Emmett for his aunt who was battling cancer is a phenomenal song.
Yes! another Canadian epic rock band, so many great cuts. Excellent concerts... ohhh wait til fight the good fight! cheers
Yay. Some classic Canadian power rock from 1979. Now try to watch Magic Power, Fight the good Fight and Hold On.
The soundtrack of the 80's. I miss those days of great music, long hair, no cell phones, no internet and family.
"Fight the Good Fight", LIVE VERSION .... PURE FIRE FROM THESE CANADIAN ROCKERS !!!
Triumph are so UNDERRATED!
This is “the other” Canadian power trio. I grew up in Western NY, so we got a lot of Canadian content. These guys and Rush were always knob twisters to crank up.
I got to see Rik do a jazz gig about twenty years after Triumph. Him and a side man doing electric and acoustic guitar. He was humble enough to let the side man take all the hot licks because he knows who he’s Rik Emmitt. He did a three song set of Triumph songs in an acoustic and destroyed it. Absolutely amazing show and performer.
Many Many great songs from Triumph.. All father's NEED to hear "Magic Power"
We had so many great artists that we just weren't amazed by their vocal prowess. We kind of expected it. Watching reaction channels and how young people react to our music kind of gives me a new appreciation for what we had.
Thank you so much for checking up Triumph. I'm Canadian and these guys were along with Rush and Saga the music of my teenage years. The singer is Rik Emmett. But wait, the drummer, Gil Moore also sings and has a fantastic voice as well. Mike Levine, bass, is highly regarded as one hell of a player. All in all it's a fantastic band that should've been a lot more popular.
I'm not gay but I love you for covering this- Rik Emmet is so under-rated, as both a vocalist and guitarist.
U sure?
That’s not the word on the street. 🤷♂️
@@JB-un2iv one can hero worship without being gay. hehe
@@Frostrazor no doubt but you dont typically have to caveat your statement. Shits suspect..
Triumph is criminally underappreciated but not underrated by anyone that hears them.
Rik Emmett is still out there performing and is a super nice guy. He did go solo after Triumph and put out over 10 albums. My favorite singer and guitarist all wrapped up in one guy. Although he is best known as a rock guitarist, his playing style incorporates rock, blues, jazz, classical, bluegrass, and flamenco techniques.
Myles Kennedy is another talented guy like this, can just do it all. Amazing performers all around.
Great reaction, loved Triumph for decades. One of the best lines in this song, 'I don't ask for much, the truth will do just fine'. Have to check out some of their live performances at the 1983 US Festival. Crazy good.
The 1983 US Festival live version is a must see. Also their song “Fight the Good Fight” from the US Festival.
Their whole set is a must see.
Rik’s guitar solo at the US festival is amazing
Agree! 1983 live at US festival...Lay it on the Line...must see!!!!❤
Great Canadian trio...check out thier live US festival 1983...lay it on the line....fight the good fight....magic power....Rik Emmit is one underrated guitarist who effortlessly hits those high notes.
Triumph... "Magic Power"... Rick Emmett is the lead guitarist and vocalist... simply incredible.
Triumph was 70's and was the influence for the hit-makers of the 80's rock/metal.
Saw them in concert in Little Rock Arkansas in 1983. Killer show. Rio Emmit is a killer guitarist for rock and classical music and man can he sing. Foghat opened.
Love this band!! So many bangers.
This reminds me ofJIMMY PAGE STAIR WAY TO HEAVEN LIVE 1973 MADISON SQUAR GARDEN This is why the 1970s where FANTASTIC, Lay it on the line, was recorded and released in 1979
Finally! I've been waiting for you to get to Triumph for what seems like forever.
This is a classic! Pay no attention to the haters! Miserable people just want to make everyone around them miserable as well, and those people definitely need to take a step back and re-evaluate their lives! They're definitely not worth ur time! Keep on keepin' on! 🤘
Triumph is my favorite Canadian trio!! I only attended two concerts of theirs, but they are amazing
One of the greatest 3-man bands that has been somewhat forgotten.
I had a signed pair of orange Converse from them from the 80s.
Triumph ROCKS. You Must Experience "Blinding Light Show" another astounding rock Opera.
I actually hear Blinding Light Show/Moonchild, uncut, on the radio once!!! Not many DJ's will play out a 10 minute saga!!
"Fight the Good Fight" might be my favorite song of all time. Tru story
Another Master Class in Canadian Rock. Triumph are the Demigods of the North right behind Rush and with many, may more. We make ROCK STARS.
Rik Emmet's vocals are INSANE. I'm always so excited to see this video being reacted to. You certainly picked a GEM :)
Rick Emmet has some of the most powerful pipes ever. Best song ever! One of my go-to songs to get you pumped! 🔥
rush and triumph best 3 man bands both canadian
There's a live version from the US concert that is one of the best I've ever seen. Rick Emmet's voice ironically is similar to Geddy Lee from Rush, who are another killer Trio from Toronto CA.
OMG! I'm surprised BP hasn't reacted to Rush yet!
Also he has a YES sound in his vocals.
You two are so fun to listen to, your conversations are so entertaining. Thank you for making me feel joy and laughter in these times when it's a pretty dark world we're in at the moment. So thank you for doing this, it's really appreciated. 🙏☮️
"Magic Power" is another one of their many excellent songs you might want to look at.
I'm so happy you did Triumph!!!!
Can not go wrong with any of their songs. I just wish I was old enough to go to their concerts when they were around. I was a very young teenager in the early 80's. Damn I missed it!!!!
This band was the first concert I went to in the 80’s, and they were so good, so clean and they were so talented, I miss those days, the best 👍
Haven't heard this song for a couple of decades. Forgot how great it was abd amazingly remembered most of the words. Excellent reaction 😊🤘🤘🤘💖
Rik Emmett sounds a bit like Geddy Lee to me, both awesome Canadian artists. I remember when Triumph was first played on our local Texas Rock station. They were so good. One of the more underrated bands of the era. NEXT: Magic Power, World of Fantasy, Hold On, Lay it on the Line.
My sister once told me Rick Emmett is what would happen if Geddy Lee and Tommy Shaw had a baby! (I’m a huge Shaw fan) lol
@@Cris-ux9tq Your sister sounds awesome!
Magic power is my favorite Triumph song. Fight the good fight is another great one from them
SO VERY HAPPY you are reacting to Triumph! Saw them the first time at the Toledo Speedway Jam in 1982, they were incredible! Have had the pleasure of seeing them many times since then and would definitely go again! You have to listen to more, please!!!
Me too!! What a great show!!
All of the songs from Triumph's set at the 1983 US Festival are available on youtube and are fantastic. This one, Magic Power, Fight The Good Fight, Rock and Roll Machine.
Saw them around this time 3rd row, then mid 80’s. Triumph was a great arena rock band! They have many great songs.
Haters job is to hate..🤣🤣🤣. Love your reactions ❤
Dude is still out there singing, with the same great pipes he had back in the day- he has really taken care of voice.
They aren't quite the same pipes, but still better than most out there today.
Request #13:
🏁CHEAP TRICK🏁
Support a band that might actually BENEFIT from the attention. They’re out on tour now. They’re ALWAYS on tour, & still killing it! ✌🏼🏁
Flame❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Dream Police
I keep asking for Cheap Trick. Sooooo many great songs
I saw them live with heart and both bands were awesome
YES!!!! Surrender.....
@@vinceruland9236 I want you to want me 😄
Triumph was one of the bands on the bill for the first ever concert I went to as a Freshman in High School in the early’80s. I instantly became a fan. You should check out their live version of, “Fight the Good Fight” at the US Festival in 1983. They really put on a great performance.
Fight The Good Fight and Magic Power are 2 more to check out by Triumph.
Yes Magic power
Triumph - Fight the Good Fight……you need to hear this❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Fight the Good Fight LIVE from the US Festival; was their coming out performance that sent them mainstream
They have other bangers! They were the hardest rock trio in the 80's. My favorite is "Never Surrender", I'm betting that you will add that to your workout play list. Great Reaction fellas!
Check out their greatest hits album. Every song is great & you’ll love them too. Happy happy happy to see this reaction!
Triumph used to play my highschool dances and when this song and several of their other hits they were still doing our local schools in Toronto along with Rush. We were the last school Rush did before the next night they had three nights of sold out Maple Leaf Gardens. What a time to grow up.
Hands-down, one of the BEST rock lyrics EVER:
“I don’t ask for much, the truth will do just fine.”
My grandmother played double neck guitar.. I miss her so much ❤❤❤ 😊
Fight the good Fight is just as good!!! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
I had the pleasure of seeing these guys in concert in 1987 and it was incredible. The footage is on TH-cam and everyone should check it out….A night of triumph in Halifax
First time I saw them they were just starting out. One room schoolhouse just north of Toronto. Whole town was there for a communal Thanksgiving dinner. After dinner Triumph set up and blew the roof off. This was back in the 70s.
"Lay it on the line" and "Hold on" became huge radio hits from the 3rd Triumph album 'Just a game' in 1979... and it became their first gold album (half million copies sold) in the US in 1979... Triumph was already huge in their native Canada.
Formed in Canada in the mid-70's, Triumph was a rock trio that sounded very similar to their Canadian counterparts Rush, but had more of an arena rock sound (Rush was more progressive rock) ... Triumph was: Rik Emmett (vocals & guitar), Gil Moore (vocals & drums) and Mike Levine (bass & keyboards) ... Both Emmett and Moore sang lead and like Geddy Lee of Rush, Levine played both bass and keyboards in Triumph.
Their first self-titled album 'Triumph' was released in 1976 but was not a hit... 2nd album 'Rock & roll machine' in 1977 became a hit in Canada.
3rd album 'Just a game' was a hit and a gold album in the US in 1979 ... but the 4th album 'Progressions of power' in 1980 was a disappointment.
Triumph had their biggest-selling (5th) record in 1981 - 'Allied Forces'... a platinum hit (1 million copies) in the US w/ the hits: 'Fight the good fight'... 'Magic power'... 6th album 'Never surrender' in 1983 sold gold in the US w/ the singles - 'All the way'... 'A world of fantasy'.
7th album 'Thunder Seven' was another gold selling success in the US in 1984 w/ the single 'Follow your heart'...
For whatever reason, Triumph went for a more commercial 8th album in 1986 - 'The sport of kings' ... and had a commercial top 40 single "Somebody's out there"... but album sales were lower. Working on 9th album 'Surveillance' in 1987, creative tensions between Rik Emmett and the others led to the guitarist leaving Triumph for a solo career in 1988 after the album failed commercially.
Gil Moore and Mike Levine hired Phil X (guitar) w/ Moore doing all the vocals for their 10th and final album 'Edge of excess' in 1992. It failed commercially and Triumph broke up... Years later, guitarist Phil X joined Bon Jovi in 2013 after original guitarist Richie Sambora quit the band.
The original Triumph (Emmett/ Moore/ Levine) reunited to play their final shows together in 2008... the same year Triumph was inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame.
In 2021, Triumph released a documentary movie on their career - "Triumph: Rock and roll machine"... They have declined to perform together again (Only partially for the movie)
Love the reactions! Lol, it is a name of a motorcycle, Triumph
Also a car 😊 a tiny little two seater but a cool little car 🚗
Saw them when i was 14....born in the best times for great great music!!!
Other Triumph Bangers: Magic Power, Fight the Good Fight, Hold On, Somebody's Out There, World of Fantasy, Follow Your Heart.
Great band from Toronto. I saw them many times in bars. My buddy went to high school with Richard. Great times ✨️🎶✨️
I saw Triumph when they opened for Journey at the Rose Bowl……talk about an insane double header….best concert event I ever saw
You need to do their live performances from the US festival. It's their best .
I saw them live at the US Festival 🎸
Triumph are Canadian 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 and this is one of my favourite songs by them.
Rik Emmett has an amazing voice and he is also a classicly trained guitarist.
Check out the US Festival, Triumph blew them all away!
Canada rocks!
Next you have to hear Canadian Band - April Wine - Roller!!
Most definitely agree 👍
Bout DAMN time !!!!…Better late than never … 🔥🤘🏼🎸🎤👊🏼
My fave Triumph song is Follow your heart.
Fell in love with this band in high school and still listen to them at the age of 61....phenomenal band!
Was at the "Never Surrender" tour, in Tucson...Hella Catalog this band has
One of the greatest voices and a world class guitarist. Drummer sings many of their songs too. Keep going, you wont be dissapointed.
Fight The Good Fight, live in Halifax is unbelievable.
Saw them live 3 times in the 80's and 90's. One of the best live bands and the singer(ric Emmit) is the real deal. Other great songs Never surrender, Magic power, Hold on, fight the good Fight, say goodbye, and world of fantasy.
FINALLY!! Triumph has been at the top of my list since the 80's. Born in '72 but wasn't til 80's I started developing my favs that have always stayed with me.🔴🔵🔴
First album I ever bought In the late 70’s as a 13 year old because of this song. Cheers from Canada.
I saw Triumph in TX a few lifetimes ago and their songs stand the test of time. One of my favorites is Suitcase Blues.
Triumph is amazing, especially just being a trio! They had several huge hits in the 80's. If you like Triumph you would probably love Rush as well, especially their live stuff.
Saw them live in that era. They are definitely one of the best live bands.
Thanks for doing this one. Triumph is still one of my favs.
Glad you finally got to this.They've got another rabbit hole to go down.Amazing singer.Amazing three piece band from canada and what a vocal range from everyone
They were the first band I followed at a young age, they have many hits, Fight the good fight, magic power, Tears in the Rain, Never surrender...eto
I saw Triumph twice in Mid 80’s. Great show
Come on Man who doesn’t love Triumph? Great Band! Amazing Songs! Just kickass!
Yessssss!!!!!!! Omg my top concert and I've been to many!!!
I seen Triumph in 81 in Louisville Ky I was 18 and jamming. Bought tickets for the next year and they canceled. I was so dissapointed. I love them.
Triumph is tragically underrated. Very cool that you guys are giving them some love. I saw them several times when I was a teenager. They where incredible in concert and this song is one of their best. It's cool to see that the music from my youth is being rediscovered by a new generation. Much respect.
Never Surrender is another great of so many great songs from Triumphant! You can't go wrong with Triumphant. P.S. Follow your Heart is another banger!
I love ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Triumph and your show
I always loved the harmony in the chorus on this song. Another great Canadian band.
Great band - saw them a few times growing up. Your next reaction to Triumph, whichever song (I would suggest Fight the Good Fight) should be live from the US Festival in 1983. They killed it there.
One of the absolute best 3-piece bands ever! Gotta do Fight The Good Fight!! So many great songs from this band.
Saw them in Cleveland years ago, thanks for this I really needed it on a Tuesday ✌🏼
Another amazing Canadian band. Love them!
Awesome! Growing up in Canada, I saw this band live so many times. They were the bomb! Thanks for the memories.
Magic Power, Rock 'n' Roll Machine, Ordinary Man, A World of Fantasy, Never Surrender, Rocky Mountain Way, Time Goes By and my personal favorite The City: War March - el Duende Agonizante - Minstrel's Lament.
The list goes on and on. Such an underrated band.