Triumph always managed to put down some hard hitting music accompanied by inspirational and uplifting lyrics. These guys were part of the soundtrack to my teens. Awesome band. Keep up the great work Brad and Lex!
That focus on the positive made them really unique. I suspect the reason the lyric is about how 'she' got the magic from him, that this may have been the one written for his aunt who was fighting cancer. On top of being positive, like the singers in Journey, Boston and Kansas, Rik had one of the all-time great rock voices, all while they were all monsters on their instruments. I feel very lucky to have seen them live a few times. Glad these two great people enjoyed them as much as we do.
works as a 3 piece and the amount of sound they can make as a band with 3 members is impressive but they were a great rhythm guitarist and 1 or 2 more timeless bangers away from being considered a great like rush on their own. i love them either way.
Triumph and Rush are both great Canadian trios. Songs like Hold On, Fight the Good Fight, and Magic Power are all have uplifting messages. Even the name of the band is uplifting.
Great react "The world is full of compromise. The infinite red tape But the music's got the magic, it's your one chance for escape" Brilliant This is one of the best songs ever made! Triumph has zillions amazing songs Fantastic trio!
Triumph was one of my favorite bands back in the day. Fight the Good Fight is probably my favorite of their radio songs. These guys were fantastic musicians who knew how to write and compose good songs.
IF they are going to do Fight The Good Fight, IT MUST BE FROM THE US FESTIVAL, as it was the seminal moment in the career of Triumph. On that day, and with FTGF, Triumph blew away Van Halen, Ozzy, Judas Priest et al., and took Rock Music to another level with Rik's statement "sitting down on the stage and educating us with brilliance" , Solo.
indeed. michael jackson and his brothers went to see triumph. they were so blown away with the show, that they stole away the band's lightshow guys, hiring them for their shows.
YASSSSS! Somebody FINALLY reacted to this song!!! I can't tell you how many times I have suggested it. When you're 58, like me, this song will keep you feeling 19 inside. 🙂❤️🔥
This song is a perfect example of how Music Imprints on your life. I remember singing along 'I'm Young Wild & Free' and I was, and loved music. Thank you Triumph for beautiful accompany to a time past. ❤️
I loved the image of the girl who had a bad day and was lifted up by hearing her favorite song on the radio. That is something that I miss today given that we have all the music with one click of the mouse or tap of a finger. Back in the days when radio was king, there was nothing like listening to the radio and one of your favorite song comes on.
A perfect example of a songwriter writing the music to fit and coincide with the lyrics so well. Lex doesn’t follow the lyrics that closely yet she described the uplifting nature of the song perfectly just based on the sound of the music. In some instances, like this one, I think Lex would come to appreciate the song even more by reading the lyrics and seeing how it all fits together so succinctly with intention and purpose. Rik and the band set out to write a song about the magic power of music and every note exists to help achieve that goal for the listener. It’s a feeling and experience that any music lover can relate to so intimately, how emotionally connected we are to our favorite music. ❤️ Triumph wrote many songs that accomplish this quite well.
This was my first album from when I was a little kid in the 80s. My oldest brother is 7 years older than me and he had this vinyl album and I loved this song so much that I permanently borrowed it from him. lol
I always love my Triumph - saw them on a concert tour with Aldo Nova, BOC and Journey at the Rose Bowl - it was fantastic and so was the ENTIRE Allied Forces album...
I saw them in 1988 at Spring Break in South Padre Island their opening act was Richard Marx of all people. Whoever put those two acts together did not have a future in concert promotions.
I know what you mean. This song lifts my heart and spirit. I was 18 when this song came out - young, wild and free. Now it sends my head swirling with beautiful memories. A time machine indeed!
Triumph, Rush, April Wine, Streetheart, Prism, Headpins and Loverboy were all on Canadian radio stations in the early 80s. Good times and good tunes. ✌❤🇨🇦
Yes, finally lol. I tried for awhile to get this on a live stream, not sure how I missed it :-( I knew Lex would like this one. Now you have to hear the lead singer Rik Emmett do it on Live at Daryl's House acoustic (Daryl's from Hall & Oats, had is own show). Fun fact, in an interview about the song Rik Emmett said "It's me, I'm that girl in the song." lol
I can remember vividly me and two of my girlfriends riding around in her mom’s old blue Nova singing this song at the top of our lungs. Thanks for the awesome memory. This was our teenage anthem! I Was blessed to see Triumph in concert in Baltimore with the same two girlfriends back in the 80’s. 😊
LOL......I'm watching Brad's "ho hum" expression and then seeing Lex getting right into it. I could tell she couldn't wait for Brad to pause the song to bust out with "Oohhhh, I LOVE IT! I LOVE IT! This has to be my favourite reaction video of yours so far. Being a Canadian, of course I'm partial to Triumph and Rush and all of our great Canadian bands. This is the music of my youth and keep the great music coming. Lex.....love the hat!
Loving the discovery of gems from the Golden age of Canadian Rock. All hail Canadian Content policy for making the industry viable for a lot of great bands, even if they didn't get huge in the U.S. market, too.
"Magic Power" and "Killing Time" were both songs from Triumph that always gripped me to the guts. The first was really uplifting while the second brought back those times that I missed something...
Omg Lex, you're incredibly insightful, optimistic, and brimming with all things good in this world. And Brad, you lucky devil, you're her husband! Keep up the great work guys!!
With 36 thousand views many people have already watched Brad & Lex's reaction... to those whom haven't yet watched this couple's reaction to Triumph's, "Magic Power", *be sure to watch to the very end - Lex's reaction is worth it...*
I'm knew to this scene but watching you guys listen to a sing for the 1st time has brought a joy to my heart andpeace to my soul When Lex said something that I've been saying for about 20 years at least I got cold chills Even my wife was like omg you always say that after hearing magic power too Lex said Magic Power reminds her of Spirit of Radio I screamed OMFG YES Because Songs about music are special And she recognized it instantly Took me 20 years of knowing those songs before I made the correlation between the 2 lmao she's got a knack like when she recognized Krokus as being old school metal more on the side of priest and maiden Anyways I've got a few I would suggest of you haven't already Krokus - Our Love and Eat the Rich Santana - Winning Shannon-Just be good to me Paul Simon - Late in the Evening Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe Eagles - The Best of My Love Jim Croce - Don't Mess Around With Jim Dr Hook - Sylvia's Mother and Cover of the Rolling Stone Steely Dan - Do it Again The Band - The Weight Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun Concrete Blondes - Joey Alan Parsons Project - games people play Peter Gabriel - Games without Fronties and Solsbury Hill Dan Hill - Sometimes when we Touch Pat Benatar - Promises in the Dark
I was 11 when this came out(1981) brings me back to hanging with friends little league BMX(had a Redline) bikes and crushes…loved being a kid in the 70’s and a teen in the 80’s….
You are much younger than some of us, we remember sitting in our rooms listening to a boom box or clock radio to these great hits! It was a simpler time; however, had so much meaning to our youth. Keep em coming!
Triumph was always the "forgotten band," in my mind. Overshadowed by Rush, but just as good in their own way. If it weren't for their unbelievable performance at the US festival, I wonder whether they ever would've been known outside of Canada at all - besides by all of us Detroiters, who always got Canadian Rock on the radio. What a great rock town in the '80s. WRIF, WLLZ, and WABX defined my teen years. Music has never been the same.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. On a side note, Triumph in 1983 played at the US festival. If you really like them, watch all the videos from that concert. They are one of those bands that absolutely are better live most of the time. The studio album washes out the bass and drums, but live you get a chance to really see how good all of them are as musicians and how amazing Rik Emmett's voice is live. 'Fight the Good Fight' 'Magic Power' 'Lay it on the line' all amazing live at the US festival 1983. Chris
There was a time,..in my lifetime,..where the ONLY way you got music was the radio.You would wait for, or call in and request,-your favorite song, and hope the DJ would play it.
Best example of why we all listen to music. And it can be very emotional also. This song describes ALL songs of any genre. So glad you reacted to this absolute classic!!!
This song came out just as I was entering high school and starting to develop my musical tastes, and along with anything by Rush, it was and still is one of my favourites. Looking forward to seeing more from the two of you!!!
I got to see Triumph supporting this album Allied Forces. Rick Emmet and the guys were incredible. I was young but thoroughly enjoyed the show. Allied Forces is a great album.
So, 3:30 in the morning, July 5th, up late with friends after amazing bbq, listening to Triumph and look what came up in my recommendations. 2:47 Lex says "I feel like this song was a baby and they nurtured and raised it. They just really put the energy in this song. It's so beautiful!" Someone thinking about a Jack or Jill long before there was a Jack? lol Y'all are parenting done right! Luv Ya! ❤🤍💙
You nailed it Lex 🙏. Interesting that you would be reminded of Rush because Triumph is also a Canadian 3-man band 😉. I promise at the time this song came out, I was "lying in the bed, pulled my covers overhead, hoping the DJ woud play my favorite song". Such a great reaction to one of my favorite all-time bands.
IMPT> for those who love Triumph .. there is an excellent bio on cable tv is titled > Triumph: Rock and Roll Machine < described as "The story of underdog Canadian rock band Triumph which rose to stardom in ghe 1970's and 80's only to disappear at the height of its fame (incl some wit/humour/ animation) is currently being shown (multiple times in past couple of weeks and has several more listings up to Apr 24th so far, the run time 1hr 40 mins) ❤️😁👍
P.S. Sorry! prob should have added that, currently atm, this is in Canada 🇨🇦 (I'm on the west coast) am not sure if available in US market (check for it?)🤷♀️😉👍
I still have Rik’s pick that he handed to me when I saw them at The Santa Monica Civic in 1980 (81). After over 40 years of concerts, they’re still top five.
one of the absolutely greatest songs of the time we all felt so innocent and untouchable!!!! ....little did we know...
Triumph always managed to put down some hard hitting music accompanied by inspirational and uplifting lyrics. These guys were part of the soundtrack to my teens. Awesome band. Keep up the great work Brad and Lex!
That focus on the positive made them really unique. I suspect the reason the lyric is about how 'she' got the magic from him, that this may have been the one written for his aunt who was fighting cancer. On top of being positive, like the singers in Journey, Boston and Kansas, Rik had one of the all-time great rock voices, all while they were all monsters on their instruments. I feel very lucky to have seen them live a few times. Glad these two great people enjoyed them as much as we do.
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The angriest, most bitter man I've ever known was absolutely fanatical about Triumph. Always thought that was funny.
works as a 3 piece and the amount of sound they can make as a band with 3 members is impressive but they were a great rhythm guitarist and 1 or 2 more timeless bangers away from being considered a great like rush on their own. i love them either way.
@@DreadPirateBob Fascinating, hehe!
Lex is quickly becoming one of my favorite music reactioners to watch.
Triumph and Rush are both great Canadian trios. Songs like Hold On, Fight the Good Fight, and Magic Power are all have uplifting messages. Even the name of the band is uplifting.
Great react
"The world is full of compromise. The infinite red tape
But the music's got the magic, it's your one chance for escape" Brilliant
This is one of the best songs ever made!
Triumph has zillions amazing songs
Fantastic trio!
That’s my fave line
@@lisaprince6996 mine too.
The lyrics are great and ahead of it’s time
Lex has perfectly described it as being "Nurtured." The way the song builds and tells the story.
Triumph was one of my favorite bands back in the day. Fight the Good Fight is probably my favorite of their radio songs.
These guys were fantastic musicians who knew how to write and compose good songs.
IF they are going to do Fight The Good Fight, IT MUST BE FROM THE US FESTIVAL, as it was the seminal moment in the career of Triumph. On that day, and with FTGF, Triumph blew away Van Halen, Ozzy, Judas Priest et al., and took Rock Music to another level with Rik's statement "sitting down on the stage and educating us with brilliance" , Solo.
Absolutely! They blew everyone off that stage that day ✌❤🇨🇦
Yep that's the song man
Triumph is another great band from Canada that really rocked in concert. One of the best bands I ever saw live.
indeed.
michael jackson and his brothers went to see triumph. they were so blown away with the show, that they stole away the band's lightshow guys, hiring them for their shows.
@@zzz7zzz9 really? Loved this song as a kid.
YASSSSS! Somebody FINALLY reacted to this song!!! I can't tell you how many times I have suggested it.
When you're 58, like me, this song will keep you feeling 19 inside. 🙂❤️🔥
Same age, same feeling
This song is a perfect example of how Music Imprints on your life. I remember singing along 'I'm Young Wild & Free' and I was, and loved music. Thank you Triumph for beautiful accompany to a time past. ❤️
Lex's positive attitude & insight is the magic power of this channel.
Triumph’s lyrics are usually very inspirational and hopeful. GREAT BAND. Lex totally gets them. The second greatest three piece band from Canada.
Triumph soooo underrated!
Love that they are getting looked at again! High School song with tons of memories 👍
I loved the image of the girl who had a bad day and was lifted up by hearing her favorite song on the radio. That is something that I miss today given that we have all the music with one click of the mouse or tap of a finger. Back in the days when radio was king, there was nothing like listening to the radio and one of your favorite song comes on.
Triumph, the good guys rock band. Always a positive message and great music to accompany
ROCK AND ROLL LIVES AND BREATHES IN THE HEARTS OF THE YOUNG! TRIUMPH
Love this band--always such a positive message wrapped up in great music and phenomenal singing!
Triumph is one of my all-time favorite bands. Positive messages, hard-driving music, incredible guitar work.
I remember seeing Triumph back in the early 80's. Great show, loved it.
I was 17 from Fontana and went to both 82 and 83 US festivals and I have to tell ya triumph stold the show in 83
The Blinding light show, another banger from this 3 piece iconic Canadian Band from the crazy 70’s - 80’s decades of music..
One of the best. The mid section is awesome.
Good job lex yes is moving and uplifting song by the great band triumph ...
Lex understands the Magic Power of music. The lyrics take me back to my teen years.
Such a under rated killer classic hard rock band.
One of the best.
A perfect example of a songwriter writing the music to fit and coincide with the lyrics so well. Lex doesn’t follow the lyrics that closely yet she described the uplifting nature of the song perfectly just based on the sound of the music. In some instances, like this one, I think Lex would come to appreciate the song even more by reading the lyrics and seeing how it all fits together so succinctly with intention and purpose. Rik and the band set out to write a song about the magic power of music and every note exists to help achieve that goal for the listener. It’s a feeling and experience that any music lover can relate to so intimately, how emotionally connected we are to our favorite music. ❤️ Triumph wrote many songs that accomplish this quite well.
These guys put on a great live show. Very energetic, not to mention they just play kick-ass music.
This was my first album from when I was a little kid in the 80s. My oldest brother is 7 years older than me and he had this vinyl album and I loved this song so much that I permanently borrowed it from him. lol
"There's a lot of songs out here..." -- Brad
Audience -- "lol, understatement of the century"
I didn't realize you finally got to Triumph....Payolas Platinum Blone and Honeymoon Suite are other 80's BANGERs from here in chilly Canada!!!
Honeymoon suite. for sure.
Triumph is my favorite band !!! Their live shows were second to none … And all the songs are extremely inspirational and positive
Great taste. One of my favorite bands also. They always delivered quality songs. With a meaning. Awesome power trio. Just as RUSH.
I always love my Triumph - saw them on a concert tour with Aldo Nova, BOC and Journey at the Rose Bowl - it was fantastic and so was the ENTIRE Allied Forces album...
I was at that show! I won tickets on KMET! Just a couple weeks before the Summer Strut.
KMET!!! WOW what a blast from the past!!!
I saw them in 1988 at Spring Break in South Padre Island their opening act was Richard Marx of all people. Whoever put those two acts together did not have a future in concert promotions.
NEVER SURRENDER, and TIME GOES BY are great songs that of course don't get enough exposure. Lex I think you'd like them, Brad it's a coin flip.
This one puts me in an emotional space that is so 1980's more than any other song. Its my personal time machine.
I know what you mean. This song lifts my heart and spirit. I was 18 when this song came out - young, wild and free.
Now it sends my head swirling with beautiful memories.
A time machine indeed!
Fight the Good Fight. 1st time I heard that I thought it was a LZ song that I didn't Know. Wonderful 😊.
Love seeing you two falling in love with Canadian artists... like Alanis... Rush and Trimph!!! Makes my heart so happy!!! 🍁🥳🎶
Magic Power is my favorite Triumph song. Another great 3 man band from North of the border.
These guys were SO good! Rik Emmit is just an amazing frontman.
That whole Triumph album is pretty solid.
Triumph, Rush, April Wine, Streetheart, Prism, Headpins and Loverboy were all on Canadian radio stations in the early 80s. Good times and good tunes.
✌❤🇨🇦
Did they stop playing the Guess Who by then?
@@alrivers2297 Not as much ✌❤🇨🇦
Rik Emmett is right up there with some of the greatest guitarists of all time🎸🎸
Absolutely!!
Am I the only one who feels like Rick Emmet is singing this song about Lex, directly to Brad? 😂I guess I'm just insane. Great reaction guys!
No. 😀
The soundtrack to my youth. 👍👍👍
My first concert was Triumph when they were promoting Thunder Seven. My local classic rock station still plays their music regularly.
Yes, finally lol. I tried for awhile to get this on a live stream, not sure how I missed it :-( I knew Lex would like this one. Now you have to hear the lead singer Rik Emmett do it on Live at Daryl's House acoustic (Daryl's from Hall & Oats, had is own show). Fun fact, in an interview about the song Rik Emmett said "It's me, I'm that girl in the song." lol
I can remember vividly me and two of my girlfriends riding around in her mom’s old blue Nova singing this song at the top of our lungs. Thanks for the awesome memory. This was our teenage anthem! I Was blessed to see Triumph in concert in Baltimore with the same two girlfriends back in the 80’s. 😊
Outstanding selection -this song is what reactions are all about
Lex....a lovely creature indeed. An inner light that shines outward.
Triumph are underrated. This is a great song with a great sound and an uplifting message what's not to like
Great song great band also from Canada like Rush
Triumph, “Rock and Roll Machine”
Killer lead guitar 🎸 solo!!!
"How have we not heard that?"
"There's a lot of songs out there."
A mild understatement. :D
Always loved Triumph. I wish I could have seen them live.
Triumph had nothing but dimes at their concerts. It's like they checked them at the door. Every time I seen them it was like entering Heaven.
Watch them live at the USA festival I think it was called, around 1983-4... they were three piece POWER... lead singers voice live is crazy good
US FESTIVAL 1983
My favorite song is "Fight The Good Fight" by Triumph.
Triumph, my first favorite band! This song and A World of Fantasy are my top 2 songs by them
LOL......I'm watching Brad's "ho hum" expression and then seeing Lex getting right into it. I could tell she couldn't wait for Brad to pause the song to bust out with "Oohhhh, I LOVE IT! I LOVE IT!
This has to be my favourite reaction video of yours so far. Being a Canadian, of course I'm partial to Triumph and Rush and all of our great Canadian bands. This is the music of my youth and keep the great music coming. Lex.....love the hat!
Finally!!! 😀Been waiting for someone to react to this song. One of my favs!!❤❤
Thanks you two, hope others follow suit!!🤩❤
Finally someone covered this. Thank you
Loving the discovery of gems from the Golden age of Canadian Rock. All hail Canadian Content policy for making the industry viable for a lot of great bands, even if they didn't get huge in the U.S. market, too.
Just had Triumph pop up on my Pandora three times today.. Awesome talent
"Magic Power" and "Killing Time" were both songs from Triumph that always gripped me to the guts. The first was really uplifting while the second brought back those times that I missed something...
Always was my fave Triumph song, Lex gets it...it's just wonderful/beautiful, well-constructed uplifting rock.
Omg Lex, you're incredibly insightful, optimistic, and brimming with all things good in this world. And Brad, you lucky devil, you're her husband! Keep up the great work guys!!
This track moves my soul...love this band...great live show as well
With 36 thousand views many people have already watched Brad & Lex's reaction... to those whom haven't yet watched this couple's reaction to Triumph's, "Magic Power", *be sure to watch to the very end - Lex's reaction is worth it...*
My favorite track by triumph has always been the title track to the album “it’s just a game”
Just A Game is so good!!
I'm knew to this scene but watching you guys listen to a sing for the 1st time has brought a joy to my heart andpeace to my soul
When Lex said something that I've been saying for about 20 years at least I got cold chills
Even my wife was like omg you always say that after hearing magic power too
Lex said Magic Power reminds her of Spirit of Radio
I screamed OMFG YES
Because
Songs about music are special
And she recognized it instantly
Took me 20 years of knowing those songs before I made the correlation between the 2 lmao
she's got a knack like when she recognized Krokus as being old school metal more on the side of priest and maiden
Anyways I've got a few I would suggest of you haven't already
Krokus - Our Love and Eat the Rich
Santana - Winning
Shannon-Just be good to me
Paul Simon - Late in the Evening
Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe
Eagles - The Best of My Love
Jim Croce - Don't Mess Around With Jim
Dr Hook - Sylvia's Mother and Cover of the Rolling Stone
Steely Dan - Do it Again
The Band - The Weight
Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun
Concrete Blondes - Joey
Alan Parsons Project - games people play
Peter Gabriel - Games without Fronties and Solsbury Hill
Dan Hill - Sometimes when we Touch
Pat Benatar - Promises in the Dark
Seen them twice in the 70's. Great band. Two great vocalists in a 3 piece.
Hold On is a great Triumph song. Another inspirational singalong
I was 11 when this came out(1981) brings me back to hanging with friends little league BMX(had a Redline) bikes and crushes…loved being a kid in the 70’s and a teen in the 80’s….
You are much younger than some of us, we remember sitting in our rooms listening to a boom box or clock radio to these great hits! It was a simpler time; however, had so much meaning to our youth. Keep em coming!
Triumph is in my top 5 favs and they are so much better to watch live. This song from the US Festival 1983 shows how young, wild, and free we were.
Three guys from Canada, just like Rush. This song does have some things in common with Spirit of Radio. Check out 'Ordinary Man'.
Rocking the Canada cap.
Great to see you guys reacting to these classic bands from up north 🇨🇦
Triumph was always the "forgotten band," in my mind. Overshadowed by Rush, but just as good in their own way. If it weren't for their unbelievable performance at the US festival, I wonder whether they ever would've been known outside of Canada at all - besides by all of us Detroiters, who always got Canadian Rock on the radio. What a great rock town in the '80s. WRIF, WLLZ, and WABX defined my teen years. Music has never been the same.
Lex's comments are treasure
Triumph is a little remembered band that was very solid from that era.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. On a side note, Triumph in 1983 played at the US festival. If you really like them, watch all the videos from that concert. They are one of those bands that absolutely are better live most of the time. The studio album washes out the bass and drums, but live you get a chance to really see how good all of them are as musicians and how amazing Rik Emmett's voice is live. 'Fight the Good Fight' 'Magic Power' 'Lay it on the line' all amazing live at the US festival 1983. Chris
I was there,I was 14 rode in the back of my friends El Camino camped out good times 👍
I have triumph's albums and have seen them in concert. Great band:) Hello from Brevard County Florida:)
Canada, Kings of the power trio, Triumph and RUSH
Don,t forget Zebra. Very good. same vibe.
Canadas 'other' power trio. Amazing band!!
Triumph Rules!!!
This song has been one of my all-time favorite songs for decades.
One of my favorite songs. Their lyrics are very often inspirational.
There was a time,..in my lifetime,..where the ONLY way you got music was the radio.You would wait for, or call in and request,-your favorite song, and hope the DJ would play it.
My hometowns fave. Must listen to Lay It On The Line, Spellbound, When The Lights Go Down, Follow Your Heart 🇨🇦🇨🇦
They already did Lay It On The Line. Blinding Light Show Should Be Next.
And then you hear the music, and it all comes crystal clear!!! Amen brother.
Please do Never Surrender next!! Really shows his amazing vocal range and the guitar solo is amazing. Y'all are the best!
YESSS!!! My feeling exactly.
Best example of why we all listen to music. And it can be very emotional also. This song describes ALL songs of any genre. So glad you reacted to this absolute classic!!!
One of my all time favorite Bands.! Always a Positive Message!
This song came out just as I was entering high school and starting to develop my musical tastes, and along with anything by Rush, it was and still is one of my favourites. Looking forward to seeing more from the two of you!!!
Brings me back to 1981 again. Lots of great songs from that era!
Wife here..Your selection in music is STELLAR...Always appreciate your insightful reviews...Lex.., I Love This Song Too!!
I got to see Triumph supporting this album Allied Forces. Rick Emmet and the guys were incredible. I was young but thoroughly enjoyed the show. Allied Forces is a great album.
So, 3:30 in the morning, July 5th, up late with friends after amazing bbq, listening to Triumph and look what came up in my recommendations. 2:47 Lex says "I feel like this song was a baby and they nurtured and raised it. They just really put the energy in this song. It's so beautiful!" Someone thinking about a Jack or Jill long before there was a Jack? lol Y'all are parenting done right! Luv Ya! ❤🤍💙
Finally......an anthem to my youth. Growing up in the 70s was quite the musical ride
You nailed it Lex 🙏. Interesting that you would be reminded of Rush because Triumph is also a Canadian 3-man band 😉. I promise at the time this song came out, I was "lying in the bed, pulled my covers overhead, hoping the DJ woud play my favorite song". Such a great reaction to one of my favorite all-time bands.
IMPT> for those who love Triumph .. there is an excellent bio on cable tv is titled > Triumph: Rock and Roll Machine < described as "The story of underdog Canadian rock band Triumph which rose to stardom in ghe 1970's and 80's only to disappear at the height of its fame (incl some wit/humour/ animation) is currently being shown (multiple times in past couple of weeks and has several more listings up to Apr 24th so far, the run time 1hr 40 mins) ❤️😁👍
P.S. Sorry! prob should have added that, currently atm, this is in Canada 🇨🇦 (I'm on the west coast) am not sure if available in US market (check for it?)🤷♀️😉👍
I still have Rik’s pick that he handed to me when I saw them at The Santa Monica Civic in 1980 (81). After over 40 years of concerts, they’re still top five.
That's awesome, I didn't catch them until the thunder seven tour when they played the L.A. sports arena in 1985.
@@wolfpack9958 A lot of great shows there...The Boss - also top five.
How many mad days at work just turned into a great day by the power of music, and laughter. We all need to lighten up. Love y'all