Triumph did not have a song with a negative vibe to it. Every song was positive by design. Gil Moore and Rik Emmett the two principle writers felt there was enought negative in the world and their music should be an escape from that, and to be something that lifts a person up. Magic Power is a song about just that. "She climbs into bed, She pull the covers overhead And she turns her little radio on She's has a rotten day So she hopes the DJ's gonna play her favorite song It makes her feel much better, Brings her closer to her dreams A little magic power makes it better that it seems"
I love the "Halifax Live" version of Lay it on the Line above just about anything else from Triumph but maybe that's just because it puts a bit of a new spin on something very familiar.
Another great Canadian band from my home town, Toronto. Rik Emmet is the lead singer. Lay It On The Line is another of theirs that you would really enjoy, I think. Sending these vibes and good wishes out to Ukraine.
Until you have done the US Festival version of this, you will truly never understand the gloriousness of Triumph in its finest moment. 11 Minutes of Unadulterated Superior Musical Talent, who that day blew away, Ozzy, Scorpions, Judas Priest, Van Halen etc. who were all at their peaks.
Triumph is one of the most positive bands ever. Check out Follow Your Heart, Lay It On The Line, Magic Power, Rock Out Roll On, Somebodies Out There, Hold On.....these guys are the most underrated band ever and they have tons of awesome tunes!
A very, very dear friend off mine died in a motorcycle crash. She was 23 and had two little girls at the time. That very night before her and her husband took that fateful ride we were listening to this song and she told me to pay attention to the lyrics because I was having issues with my husband at the time (we are divorced now and he was emotionally and verbally abusive). Now all I can do is cry when I hear this song.
Triumph was actually quite popular in the 80s. Lots of their songs, including this one, were played a lot on rock radio. They always drew comparison to Rush. Triumphs music is more straight ahead rock, as opposed to Rush, but Rik Emmett, singer and very underrated guitarist sounded a bit like Geddy Lee. Moreover, Triumph and Rush were both trios and both from the Toronto area of Canada. Always seemed like Triumph were living a bit in Rush’s shadow. But Triumph rocks.
If you really listen to Rik and Geddy you'll find that they don't really sound alike, I've never known any vocalist that divides opinion like Geddy Lee, Rik is far superior in my opinion.
@@garytate3075 I agree. I’m more of a Rush fan (early Rush) but Rik has a better voice IMO. But bc of the high register of both singers, the unfair comparisons between Rush and Triumph were inevitable- both being Toronto based trios.
Really nice reaction guys! "The Good Fight" is life. This song is so inspirational - lyrically and musically. The drums have so much drive. "Lay it On the Line" is probably their most famous song. Thank you so much!
This song has the potential to (if you let it) bring you to your feet and find your inner strength, motivate you, fill you with inspiration and determination to carry on and keep pushing on ever forward. I was 20, married and had 1 child, when this song came out and it was songs like this one that helped me through a really rough patch. I honestly don't know what I would've done without music in my life, at times, it's all I had. Thanks for this awesome reaction, it truly is a great song!
I've never heard of this band, but really like this song, great vibe and great melody, nothing like a bit of hard rock! I'm surprised I haven't heard of them, I see from Google that they're a Canadian hard rock band formed in 1975 and this song is from the early 80s. I think I will check them out on TH-cam. It's a great title and yes, you're right, guys, it is motivational and does make you feel good, which is just what we need just now. Thanks so much for your reaction, enjoyed it as I always do. Take care and keep safe.
They are a great band, very positive and uplifting lyrics in a lot of their songs. They also had a song in the 80's called 'Somebody's Out There', which was played a lot on the radio in the US. Also 'Lay It On The Line' is probably the most popular of theirs.
@@allisterfiend_2112 Thanks for that, I'm from the UK, and as I said, I'm surprised I've not heard of them so I will certainly check out the songs you mentioned. Love discovering new bands, well, new to me!
Listen and watch the live version of Triumph Fight The Good Fight. Great Canadian Band. His relative had cancer and it was for her he gave the live performance. Enjoy the Ride
Actually Katy, the good fight is living the Christian life, and spreading His word. The apostle Paul wrote this in the book of Timothy: I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: 2 Timothy 4:7 KJV It may not have been their intention, but that's where it originated.
The amazing thing about this band it's a 3 piece but the singer is the guitarist and he does both to extreme , each band member is greatest at their instrument and backing vocals
Please react to more U2. 1) Pride In the Name of Love 2) Running to Stand Still 3) Where the Streets Have No Name 4) All I Want Is You 5) I Still Haven't Found What I'm looking For 6) Bad (Live Aid 1985)
Also from Canada like Rush,3 guys. Love the vocal: as a tenor in soprano territory- Rik Emmitt is so comfortable singing up there while playing live… that’s when I knew how good they were- live on stage. ❤️🎼❤️🔥🔥🔥🤘😎
Would love for you both to check out "Last Chance" by Shooting Star. It also has a great message like this one and it's also a really powerful and underappreciated song too. I think you both would enjoy it. Thanks for the awesome reaction.
I can't say enough the impact Triumph had on my life in a positive direction. Absolutely fantastic band both on record and THE best band I've seen live. Rik Emmit is a once in a generation talent both vocally and as a guitar player. Gil Moore is also a fantastic vocalist and great drummer, and ML holds down the bass and keys. You could pick any song of the first five albums and play it and be like YES!
Patrik hit the nail on the head- Triumph gives off the RUSH vibe bigtime. Between the vocals and the song structure and sound quality. Not to mention they’re both Canadian bands and there’s just something deliciously special about Canadian bands.. they truly have a knack for great music. I’ve been a huge RUSH fan for 40+yrs and Ive also been a Triumph fan for the bulk of those years. They are just GOOOOOOOD!!!!!😄👏🏻 I’m SO pleased you gave them a try. I was really surprised when I saw you had reacted to them. I don’t know what made you choose them but I am SOOO glad (for you, and others) that you did. I hope you check out some other songs if not on the channel, in your personal time. I’d recommend: “Lay It On The Line” “A World Of Fantasy” Rock on!👋😘 Julie in Texas
Dire Straits a song for you Romeo and Juliet life. Mark is left-handed and yet he plays a right-handed guitar what a genius. I have seen them live and it was a pure adventure. Your reactions to them are the best as I can see you totally feel the music just like I do. Thank you
Since the both of you enjoyed this song, I'd suggest "Hold On" or "Magic Power" next. It is wholesomely gratifying to see the younger generation enjoy the music from Triumph, the soundtrack to my youth.
Hold On (with the instrumental intro), Magic Power, Lay it on the Line are some of their best tunes. I love the hard rockin song Just Another Day of Rock n Roll off their debut album.
Hey guys! This is great. I have really been enjoying your channel. Please check out Linda Ronstadt’s blistering cover of The Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice”. Even Mick Jagger said she did it better than they did. Keep up the great music. 🌺✌️
Allied Forces is my favorite go-back-to for Triumph, just a brilliant record from start to finish! Great choice! Keep going into more Triumph! Rik is still putting out great music. His acoustic "Bonfire Sessions" are really great.
The song is from the BIBLE and the Apostle Paul talking about being a Christian and doing the work of God!!!! He finished the race and fought the good fight preaching the Gospel and everything he had to deal with being persecuted by the world for speaking and teaching the word of GOD!!!!
Rik Emmett wrote this song for his aunt who had cancer at the time!! Rik Emmett is one of the nicest guys out there too!! None of that attitude like so many rockers!!
More Triumph PLEASE!!!!! Hold On, Lay it On the Line.... Check out their live footage from Halifax or the US Festival... Saw them in high school and later as well.
The US Festival 1980 live performance will prove that this is not “studio magic”. 3 guys are making this perfect sound, led by singer and guitarist Ric Emmett. Agree that this is inspiring in its lyrics, pace and passion. Enjoy digging into the Triumph catalog. Magic Power is also inspiring!
Loving your reactions!!! Another of my favorites of theirs is Magic Power for uplifting. Your previous comments of Lay It On The Line is my probably favorite Banger!!! I have total respect for both of your energies!! Keep it going please!!
The best band most never heard of! Their songs are uplifting feel good songs which is so different than most bands. IMHO Rik may be the best lead guitar/vocalist ever.
I discovered Led Zeppelin in July of 1979 and since then, I’ve had a TON of SECOND favorite bands; Purple, Doors, Eagles, Stones, Beatles, The Who, U2, Rush, Petty, Scorpions, UFO, Floyd, Crue, Sabbath just to name a few. Most of which I’ve seen in concert and so, in 1981, I bought this album on vinyl - it is a GREAT album! Preceding this album was “The Game” and following it was “Never Surrender”. Three excellent albums. In May of 1983, Steve Wozniak, the inventor and co-founder of Apple Computers had a 4 day festival in San Bernardino near Los Angeles called “The US Festival”. The lineup was; Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions and Van Halen. Going to the Heavy Metal night, Triumph WAS my second favorite band because of the passion in their music and Rik Emmet’s guitar playing and voice. They were a Canadien trio who was always being compared to Rush who used be compared to Led Zeppelin. I strongly suggest you preview, Triumph’s “Ordinary Man”, “Magic Power”, “Lay it on the Line”, “Hold On” and “Never Surrender”. The Scorpions took the show and then became my new second favorite band…th-cam.com/video/q0Ei-tZTDr0/w-d-xo.html
Liked and and subbed. This song has made so many people make it through the next day. Your reactions are heart warming. If you follow these words there's no way you could fail in life
Great reaction on Triumph. One of the most underrated bands from the 70 s. I have a great great high Energy request for you: Lou Reed " Sweet Jane " from the live album, from 76 " Rock and Roll Animal. The dual guitar intro will blow your mind. Love you guys energy! From Arizona! Keep on Truckin!
Triumph did not have a song with a negative vibe to it. Every song was positive by design. Gil Moore and Rik Emmett the two principle writers felt there was enought negative in the world and their music should be an escape from that, and to be something that lifts a person up. Magic Power is a song about just that. "She climbs into bed,
She pull the covers overhead
And she turns her little radio on
She's has a rotten day
So she hopes the DJ's gonna play her favorite song
It makes her feel much better,
Brings her closer to her dreams
A little magic power makes it better that it seems"
Bro's, their "Lay It On The Line" and "Hold On" are BANGERS and next for you!! You'll like those two even better!!
I love the "Halifax Live" version of Lay it on the Line above just about anything else from Triumph but maybe that's just because it puts a bit of a new spin on something very familiar.
Yes!!! Love those songs as well!!
Rik Emmett wrote this song for his aunt who was battling cancer at the time. Great song, great reaction. Triumph SOOO underrated!
Is that true? I didn't know that. So good.
@@cindysimpson1046 Very True,
Another great Canadian band from my home town, Toronto. Rik Emmet is the lead singer.
Lay It On The Line is another of theirs that you would really enjoy, I think.
Sending these vibes and good wishes out to Ukraine.
You need to check these guys out playing at the US festival in 1983. They blew away all the other bands. Very underrated IMO !!
I second this comment!
3rd it
True
Im also going to add their live shows were better than the albums.
Yes, that was an amazing performance. I caught them live in '82. I can't believe how Rik could hit every high note perfectly, even live.
Until you have done the US Festival version of this, you will truly never understand the gloriousness of Triumph in its finest moment. 11 Minutes of Unadulterated Superior Musical Talent, who that day blew away, Ozzy, Scorpions, Judas Priest, Van Halen etc. who were all at their peaks.
Triumph is one of the most positive bands ever. Check out Follow Your Heart, Lay It On The Line, Magic Power, Rock Out Roll On, Somebodies Out There, Hold On.....these guys are the most underrated band ever and they have tons of awesome tunes!
Another Canadian trio - the hard rock version of Rush in some ways. These guys are talented as hell
A very, very dear friend off mine died in a motorcycle crash. She was 23 and had two little girls at the time. That very night before her and her husband took that fateful ride we were listening to this song and she told me to pay attention to the lyrics because I was having issues with my husband at the time (we are divorced now and he was emotionally and verbally abusive). Now all I can do is cry when I hear this song.
Triumph fight the good fight live in HALIFAX 1987 is Epic so is 1983 US FESTIVAL these blow studio versions away!!
Aunt had breast cancer and he was trying to motivate her….live version of this from Halifax in 1987 is a knockout.
Absolutely
april wine is another awesome canadian classic rock band.
Triumph was actually quite popular in the 80s. Lots of their songs, including this one, were played a lot on rock radio. They always drew comparison to Rush. Triumphs music is more straight ahead rock, as opposed to Rush, but Rik Emmett, singer and very underrated guitarist sounded a bit like Geddy Lee. Moreover, Triumph and Rush were both trios and both from the Toronto area of Canada. Always seemed like Triumph were living a bit in Rush’s shadow. But Triumph rocks.
If you really listen to Rik and Geddy you'll find that they don't really sound alike, I've never known any vocalist that divides opinion like Geddy Lee, Rik is far superior in my opinion.
@@garytate3075 I agree. I’m more of a Rush fan (early Rush) but Rik has a better voice IMO. But bc of the high register of both singers, the unfair comparisons between Rush and Triumph were inevitable- both being Toronto based trios.
@@vitus33 spot on mate, love both bands.
I seen them in concert in the 80's. I still have the ticket stub. They rock!
Wrote this song for his aunt dying with cancer. Kick ass song. Love it!!
I want to dedicate this song to Ukraine 🇺🇦.❤️💙💛❤️🌻Thank you, guys. Stay safe and vigilant 😘😘❤️🇺🇸🇺🇦🇬🇪🇺🇸❤️
Really nice reaction guys! "The Good Fight" is life. This song is so inspirational - lyrically and musically. The drums have so much drive. "Lay it On the Line" is probably their most famous song. Thank you so much!
Great Band, very under rated in it's time, recommend to dive into more from them, check out "magic power" I think you will get it!
I really appreciate your take on this terrific song. It's one of my faves.
My favorite is lay it on the line
Excellent reaction to an amazing song! Thanks fellas!
Thanks for doing my neighbours song! They are really good guys, to bad they don't see eye to eye
Check them out live at the Us festival 1983.
Another great Canadian band like Rush, The Guess Who and The Tragically Hip.
Here's one everybody sems to forget - "Never Surrender" (live at US Festival): th-cam.com/video/Rr0xNug00jk/w-d-xo.html
Not me, Triumph have been on playlist for 45 years.
Love Triumph! Check out April Wine
This song has the potential to (if you let it) bring you to your feet and find your inner strength, motivate you, fill you with inspiration and determination to carry on and keep pushing on ever forward. I was 20, married and had 1 child, when this song came out and it was songs like this one that helped me through a really rough patch. I honestly don't know what I would've done without music in my life, at times, it's all I had. Thanks for this awesome reaction, it truly is a great song!
Still helps me!
If Styx and Rush had a child it would be named Triumph. A highly underrated band.
I've never heard of this band, but really like this song, great vibe and great melody, nothing like a bit of hard rock! I'm surprised I haven't heard of them, I see from Google that they're a Canadian hard rock band formed in 1975 and this song is from the early 80s. I think I will check them out on TH-cam. It's a great title and yes, you're right, guys, it is motivational and does make you feel good, which is just what we need just now. Thanks so much for your reaction, enjoyed it as I always do. Take care and keep safe.
They are a great band, very positive and uplifting lyrics in a lot of their songs. They also had a song in the 80's called 'Somebody's Out There', which was played a lot on the radio in the US. Also 'Lay It On The Line' is probably the most popular of theirs.
@@allisterfiend_2112 Thanks for that, I'm from the UK, and as I said, I'm surprised I've not heard of them so I will certainly check out the songs you mentioned. Love discovering new bands, well, new to me!
You should hear some of their other songs, you like those be songs to 👍🤘
@@patortiz5747 Thanks, I'll have a listen to their music on TH-cam, should be very interesting.
Anne check out their live performance from the 1983 US festival they absolutely stole the show that day!!!
Live in Halifax 1987 they killed it….
Listen and watch the live version of Triumph Fight The Good Fight.
Great Canadian Band.
His relative had cancer and it was for her he gave the live performance.
Enjoy the Ride
Actually Katy, the good fight is living the Christian life, and spreading His word. The apostle Paul wrote this in the book of Timothy:
I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith:
2 Timothy 4:7 KJV
It may not have been their intention, but
that's where it originated.
Yo Bro's..... check out Ordinary Man...the lyrics.....the music......THE DRUMS!!
^^☝🏼^^
U guys R SO AWESOME TO WATCH 😍😍 This song is so positive! 💪🏻💝 Next U gotta do LAY IT ON THE LINE! 🥁🎸🎤😎
Try Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Frank is one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
Nice song but i don t know the singer or band .Was amezing .Sorry for my englesh but i hope you somethig understud .
Oh Canada !...again :)
Hey guys check out Lay it On The Line, or Hold On next just a couple of many great songs by this band just for starters. Love the channel!
PEACE ✌ ☮
The lead singer sounds like the love child of Geddy Lee and Jon anderson...LOL
Amazing how a 3 man band can sound that good.
The amazing thing about this band it's a 3 piece but the singer is the guitarist and he does both to extreme , each band member is greatest at their instrument and backing vocals
Please react to more U2.
1) Pride In the Name of Love
2) Running to Stand Still
3) Where the Streets Have No Name
4) All I Want Is You
5) I Still Haven't Found What I'm looking For
6) Bad (Live Aid 1985)
You guys have to check out their live performance from the giant 1983 US festival they absolutely killed it!!!
You guys should check out the song "Ordinary Man" by Triumph.
Absolutely
Try The Blinding Light Show, you won't regret it. Love Triumph!
Watch a live version.... .Amazing! What a voice.. What a band!
Yes from the 83 US festival!!
Also from Canada like Rush,3 guys.
Love the vocal: as a tenor in soprano territory- Rik Emmitt is so comfortable singing up there while playing live… that’s when I knew how good they were- live on stage.
❤️🎼❤️🔥🔥🔥🤘😎
Would love for you both to check out "Last Chance" by Shooting Star. It also has a great message like this one and it's also a really powerful and underappreciated song too. I think you both would enjoy it. Thanks for the awesome reaction.
I can't say enough the impact Triumph had on my life in a positive direction. Absolutely fantastic band both on record and THE best band I've seen live. Rik Emmit is a once in a generation talent both vocally and as a guitar player. Gil Moore is also a fantastic vocalist and great drummer, and ML holds down the bass and keys. You could pick any song of the first five albums and play it and be like YES!
You guys really make me happy- remembering when and a slight reprieve from day to day stress !!!!!
You guys rock! I love your reactions. Hi from Canada; home of Triumph and RUSH!
Great review by the two of you always….
Come on Dudes… Emerson Lake and Palmer live Montreux jazz festival 1997 Tarkus/Pictures at an Exhibition ✌🏼❤️🇺🇦🇬🇪
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Patrik hit the nail on the head- Triumph gives off the RUSH vibe bigtime. Between the vocals and the song structure and sound quality. Not to mention they’re both Canadian bands and there’s just something deliciously special about Canadian bands.. they truly have a knack for great music. I’ve been a huge RUSH fan for 40+yrs and Ive also been a Triumph fan for the bulk of those years. They are just GOOOOOOOD!!!!!😄👏🏻
I’m SO pleased you gave them a try. I was really surprised when I saw you had reacted to them. I don’t know what made you choose them but I am SOOO glad (for you, and others) that you did. I hope you check out some other songs if not on the channel, in your personal time.
I’d recommend:
“Lay It On The Line”
“A World Of Fantasy”
Rock on!👋😘
Julie in Texas
I know you have listened to Chris Stapleton before, would you please listen to Cold? The live from the CMA 2021. Please, you will not be disappointed.
Review Lay It On The Line by Triumph live version.
Enjoy
Awesome reactions. Next Triumph should be Lay it on the line and follow your ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗
Check out their song "Lay it on the Line" Live at the 1983 US Festival.
Tori Amos- Cornflake Girl (US) Version (OMV)
I grew up in the 80s with these guys in my backyard.
They have a alot of good songs.
MAGIC POWER☆NEVER SURRENDER
One of the best songs ever! One of my favorites of all time.
You guys got it! Cheers!
Awesome 👍 Band and Awesome 👍 Song 👍😎
Love Triumph! Saw them live back in the day.
CONGRATS on 40K...! Been with you guy's since 500.
The "other" 3 man Canadian band...! "Lay it on the line", "Hold On", "Magic Power" (of the music in me)
Hey, you guys if you like this you'll love Kansas " Relentless "!
Dire Straits a song for you Romeo and Juliet life.
Mark is left-handed and yet he plays a right-handed guitar what a genius. I have seen them live and it was a pure adventure. Your reactions to them are the best as I can see you totally feel the music just like I do. Thank you
Rik Emmett is also a leftie, that plays right handed, as was Gary Moore.
@@garytate3075 thank you Gary, I didn’t know that.
Since the both of you enjoyed this song, I'd suggest "Hold On" or "Magic Power" next. It is wholesomely gratifying to see the younger generation enjoy the music from Triumph, the soundtrack to my youth.
Never Surrender is even better. And Lay It On The Line is good. But Never Surrender is awesome.
Never Surrender is another awesome song!
They are a 3 piece band also from Canada!!
Hold On (with the instrumental intro), Magic Power, Lay it on the Line are some of their best tunes. I love the hard rockin song Just Another Day of Rock n Roll off their debut album.
I saw Triumph with Molly Hatchet in the 80’s.
From sunny California ✌🏼
Hey guys! This is great. I have really been enjoying your channel. Please check out Linda Ronstadt’s blistering cover of The Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice”. Even Mick Jagger said she did it better than they did. Keep up the great music. 🌺✌️
Allied Forces is my favorite go-back-to for Triumph, just a brilliant record from start to finish! Great choice! Keep going into more Triumph! Rik is still putting out great music. His acoustic "Bonfire Sessions" are really great.
The song is from the BIBLE and the Apostle Paul talking about being a Christian and doing the work of God!!!! He finished the race and fought the good fight preaching the Gospel and everything he had to deal with being persecuted by the world for speaking and teaching the word of GOD!!!!
Looooooooooove this song so much!
1 Timothy 6:12
Not bad for a 3 man band!!!
Love this band
George and Patico get it right again as usual. These guys get it right most every time.
Never heard this band before....struggling with long covid.......this gave me the impetus to get out of my bed. Love you guys. Keep up the good work.
Excellent song
Rik Emmett wrote this song for his aunt who had cancer at the time!! Rik Emmett is one of the nicest guys out there too!! None of that attitude like so many rockers!!
More Triumph PLEASE!!!!! Hold On, Lay it On the Line.... Check out their live footage from Halifax or the US Festival... Saw them in high school and later as well.
TRIUMPH is Awesome. Got to hear Never Surrender. So under rated band . Love Triumph
3 People! 😮🔥
After Triumph “Fight the Good Fight” I expected to see you guys do “Lay it on the Line”. COME ON DUDES! You won’t be disappointed! I guarantee it.
One of my ABSOLUTE favorite songs!!!🎶🎶
The US Festival 1980 live performance will prove that this is not “studio magic”. 3 guys are making this perfect sound, led by singer and guitarist Ric Emmett. Agree that this is inspiring in its lyrics, pace and passion. Enjoy digging into the Triumph catalog. Magic Power is also inspiring!
Loving your reactions!!!
Another of my favorites of theirs is Magic Power for uplifting. Your previous comments of Lay It On The Line is my probably favorite Banger!!!
I have total respect for both of your energies!! Keep it going please!!
The best band most never heard of! Their songs are uplifting feel good songs which is so different than most bands. IMHO Rik may be the best lead guitar/vocalist ever.
I discovered Led Zeppelin in July of 1979 and since then, I’ve had a TON of SECOND favorite bands; Purple, Doors, Eagles, Stones, Beatles, The Who, U2, Rush, Petty, Scorpions, UFO, Floyd, Crue, Sabbath just to name a few. Most of which I’ve seen in concert and so, in 1981, I bought this album on vinyl - it is a GREAT album! Preceding this album was “The Game” and following it was “Never Surrender”. Three excellent albums. In May of 1983, Steve Wozniak, the inventor and co-founder of Apple Computers had a 4 day festival in San Bernardino near Los Angeles called “The US Festival”. The lineup was; Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions and Van Halen. Going to the Heavy Metal night, Triumph WAS my second favorite band because of the passion in their music and Rik Emmet’s guitar playing and voice. They were a Canadien trio who was always being compared to Rush who used be compared to Led Zeppelin. I strongly suggest you preview, Triumph’s “Ordinary Man”, “Magic Power”, “Lay it on the Line”, “Hold On” and “Never Surrender”. The Scorpions took the show and then became my new second favorite band…th-cam.com/video/q0Ei-tZTDr0/w-d-xo.html
Liked and and subbed.
This song has made so many people make it through the next day. Your reactions are heart warming. If you follow these words there's no way you could fail in life
My favourite Triumph song!
Saw it in concert. Even better!
Ordinary Man from the Allied Forces album. Very cool song.
Great reaction on Triumph. One of the most underrated bands from the 70 s.
I have a great great high Energy request for you:
Lou Reed " Sweet Jane " from the live album, from 76 " Rock and Roll Animal.
The dual guitar intro will blow your mind.
Love you guys energy!
From Arizona!
Keep on Truckin!
Ordinary Man by Triumph is more introspective but equally awesome I hope you guys check it out I suspect youll love it