Triumph - Live at the US Festival (Official DVD Version)
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- Triumph live at the US Festival on May 29, 1983 in San Bernardino, California.
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Rik Emmett has been criminally overlooked as a phenomenally talented Rock icon. Such a great band, very appreciative of their fans.
The entire band is iconic.
agreed
It's okay. They're iconic in my mind!
He was a very prolific contributor to guitar magazine, and always highly appreciated…., likewise Steve Morse, Alex Lifeson …., folks forget…
He's classically trained too! Love him. ❤️
One of the most criminally underrated bands of all-time , this performance is a masterpiece
I've read articles from people there including musicians who said they were the best band there that day.
How are they "criminally underrated?"
Nobody ever talks about them outside of hardcore fans. They are all but forgotten. You and I loving them, while nice is not the majority@@guyfawkes578
Cool band but their songwriting is hit and miss IMO. That’s why they didn’t get huge. People always say this and it’s always down to the body of songwriting. Lay it on the line is a solid FM radio tune but many of their songs are kind of forgettable. Good jams etc. Same thing with say the NWOTHM-Maiden and Def Leppard wrote the best songs….or Metallica in thrash….best songwriters….AC/DC etc …..it’s all about the songwriting. Bands that get huge just write the best songs and have many of them.
Love Triumph. But you hit the nail on the head. The songs of theirs that I like. I love. But many of them just don't engage me, despite the obvious talent.@@WhiteWizzard
No love for Gil Moore? He wrote most of the songs and sang half of them while drumming. Dude is a machine.
Gil Moore is awesome, to do what he did live was truly amazing!! Sharp businessman and entrepreneur as well.
And he wrote most of their heavier material. Rik said he wanted to move more into pop oriented music, the rest didn't agree and he quit in 88. By 92 they were finished. They've only reunited 3 times since.
@@marcribaudo1965 What is weird to me is I have heard a couple interviews that Rik said the opposite as in Gil and Mike wanted more radio friendly (for lack of a better term) songs. I found that real hard to believe. Because it's fairly obvious Gil and Mike leaned toward heavier songs. Rik liked more prog stuff too!
@@markcarchedi915 As I've heard it, Gil and Mike wanted to carry on doing party songs and the same kind of stuff they were doing, Rik wanted to explore different genres and lyrics with deeper meaning. Rik wrote all the stuff that had any kind of deeper meaning than the hard-driving party songs.
@@dlewisfl I'm glad Rik got to do what he wanted as a solo artist. He never had the overall success as with Triumph. Although I am sure he was happy doing all the different styles. I found Triumph to be a band that had a nice blend of music. Once they recorded The Sport of Kings, pretty much selling out, that confused many fans. Then going forward with the heavier Surveillance album confused some even more 🤔
Mr. Rik Emmett
Mr. Mike Levine
Mr. Gil Moore
What a Power-Trio, Great Band Canadian!!!
The 2nd best Canadian rock band the number one will always be RUSH!!!!!
@@barrygerenski6259 Apples and oranges. Totally different styles of music.
@@barrygerenski6259 I agree pretty close to a tie...but Neil sealed the deal for me, lyrically and musically blessed
@@barrygerenski6259
True...
Mr. Neil Ellenwood Peart 🥁😭
@@konciliogasco3324
Mr. Neil Ellenwood Peart Rip 🥁😭
Time to be inducted into Rock in Roll Hall of Fame. Let’s get them in
I absolutely agree David
They're already in the one in Canada but yeah that would be cool too
Good luck with that. While it's a travesty they're not in, unless they put out a rap album, country album or change their sex and or color their chances are nil. Whatever that hall of shame is in Cleveland, it ain't for rock n roll.
Agreed but they have no credibility, they are in the People's hall of fame! Let's f*cking go brotha!!!!!!!!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@jeffwaraksa2475 Agreed, they have no credibility, Run DMC is in but Iron Maiden and Triumph aren't??? Like I said, NO credibility
Triumph needs to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, imo.
Absolutely. Agree totaly,love Rush but has always prefered Triumph becouse of their more straightforward heavyrock.
❤
For sure!!!
Absolutely
@@jignrapala6762 Rik Emmet's solo album "Absolutely"!!!
Ok.... folks rave about Rob Halford. Rightfully so. Folks rave about Robert Plant. Also Rightfully so. But this, phenomenal guitar playing aside is one of greatest vocal performances in history. Give Rick his due. His voice and vocal control were second to none. There is only one that can sing fight the good fight. And that is Rick. He is criminally overlooked. One of the Great rock and roll voices of all time. It is time people recognize his phenomenal vocal talent. And his guitar playing. I have so much solid respect for Rick.
If Rick did not play such a mean guitar, He would be considered 1 of the greatest rock singers in pop music history, but hes so good at guitar, hes like the George Benson of rock, People want George to play gutar, but his vocs are as good as his guitar playing, Sick performaces, Best band there
He is a phenomenal singer and guitar player and his lyrics are top notch
I think humans have a hard time comprehending that someone can be so exceptionally talented at 2 things simultaneously. It’s fucking weird, but I don’t think Rik even considers himself much of a singer.
I took music (guitar) at Humber way back and Rik was good friends with Peter Harris, head of the guitar department and a fine jazz guitarist, friend of Lenny Breau. Rik would come into our guitar class once a year and talk about music, industry, etc and all my singer buddies would be like “um, can we get Rik too?” lol
I've been a Rick Emmit fan since 1982. He can shred and he's a pro. Great vocals and nothing short of amazing
So freaking agree with you.
I think that triumph never got the attention or the accolades that they deserved however those of us that experience them are better for. At least I am.
Rik Emmett. This is arguably the best live performance in the history of rock. His vocals. His guitar. I’m open to alternatives
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have none
goddam, if you mean rock like rockin rock then you might be right
This gig probably the best i have ever seen online , wow ..
Seriously perfect performance...
The range of Ricks voice still amazes me. And so much power.
1:12 - Allied Forces
4:27 - Lay It On The Line
9:51 - Never Surrender
16:28 - Magic Power
22:19 - A World of Fantasy
27:50 - Rock & Roll Machine
30:49 - Guitar solo (Rik Emmett)
39:59 - When the Lights Go Down
46:36 - Fight the Good Fight (Encore)
Thankyou
Thank you 😊
Thanks alot
Magic power is my fav!
My class song (86) fun times.
This is not even believable 40 years later. Who sings and plays like this as a 3 piece? Mind blowing.
Rush, -but yea one of the best sets of that festival
ZZ Top. Triumph were in great company.
Check out "The Warning"....hottest act in rock today, and a 3-piece. And sisters. From Mexico.
rush and police..
this is off the charts amazing
RUSH
One of the best bands ever! And no one sounded even close, just a class act. Thank you guys for the music and the impact you had on so many lives
Agree, *BUT,* lol Judas Priest and the Scorpions kicked ass big time! I know I was there - close to the stage. Peace
I may be old,broke,and burnt,but I would do it all over if I could ✌️🎈❤️
Yeah they killed it, but so did Priest.
I WAS THERE!!🤘✌️👍
Def….Leppard……
I am now 61. This is one of the best and most under-rated bands of all time. Rik is one of the most talented individuals to ever take a stage. I saw Triumph many times in the late 70s and 80s. Their concerts were always top notch and just sounded magical in a way. I still listen to the studio albums all of the time on my turntables. Thanks for posting the vid..enjoyed watching it!
never surrender is one of the best sounding pieces of vinyl ever recorded. like the band is in the room
65 myself and these guys still lift me to jam
me too 61. I had LP Never Surrender in 1983. And now often listen it. Great band!
Saw them 3 years in a row in Indianapolis 80-82...don't really remember much...I'm blaming the giant cloud of pot smoke in Market Square Arena...I assume I enjoyed it 🙂
Regrettably, I saw them live just once on their Thunder 7 tour in San Antonio, 1984. First song "When The Lights Go Down" Gil Moore rocked it.
Triumph was my first concert in 1981, I was never the same! 🤘🏽
Jealous. I didn't really get into Triumph until 1984 when Thunder Seven came out and Spellbound got a lot of radio airplay in the NY/NJ area. I was 14 at the time, I didn't have a driver's license and none of my friends were into them. By the time I was old enough to see them, they were declining in popularity in the US.
My first concert was when I was 17.
April 1984, Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens.
Ratt opened for Ozzy''s Bark at the Moon tour.
Then the concerts just kept coming.
I saw Triumph at Maple Leaf Gardens with opening band, Winger.
I think that was around 1986 ish???
I don't think the youths today have any clue what it was like to grow up as a teenager in the 80's.
Can we go back just for a month please?
God bless Mick.
Have you seen a doctor?😂
Played the heck out of the Allied Forces album. Learned how to play most of it on the guitar.
@@MrJohnnyDistortion why yes, I attended more triumph shows, then I was cured!! 😂😭😭
Rik Emmett is a once in a lifetime talent.
Yes. Never got the credit he deserves! Actually, the entire band never received the credit they deserve. I saw them 3 times and they put on a first rate show every time, even when they came to my tiny hometown after their first show in the US in San Antonio, TX.
He sure is
Damn straight!!
He's great but he was the one who walked away from the band after that concert
@@robertsmith6739 he discussed that in an interview I watched just yesterday. He felt disenchanted and controlled by record label and management that wanted to bring in outside writers and make “hits”….you establish a name brand, and then they want to milk it for as much as they can. The business gets in the way of the original creators - and he strikes me as honest and forthright. He did not want to forsake the reason he started in music in the first place for money and popularity. Others will go for the fame and money….not the way he wanted it.
here we are finally 40 years later. Love me some Triumph.
Triumph ruled the US festival. Their music was so freaking tight, and Rik was…well- he was Rik! One of the ALL-TIME greats on the guitar, and one of the ALL TIME GREATS in vocals.
I WANNA GO BACK TO THE 80'S!!! 😢😢😢
I Do Also.
MEEEE TOOOO❤❤❤ THE 80S ROCKED
Ah, the 80s!
Iran-Contra, the AIDS epidemic, Reaganomics, adventures in Nicaragua and El Salvador (including nun rape!), narrowly avoiding nuclear Armageddon on at least four occasions, the Cosby Show...
Anybody feeling nostalgic for the 80s is incapable of feeling anything at all.
GIL MOORE!!! What a drummer! What a voice! 👏👏👏
Gil has a decent rock voice. You act like he's freaking Steve Perry. More like Tommy Shaw level.
TRIUMPH and SCORPIONS and JUDAS PRIEST stole the show on Heavy Metal Sunday at the US FESTIVAL '83. Rik EMMETT's guitar solo was mesmerizing.The lineup of bands was out of this world: VAN HALEN; SCORPIONS; TRIUMPH; JUDAS PRIEST; Ozzy OSBOURNE; QUIET RIOT; and MÖTLEY CRÜE.
I think Triumph stole the show. I tell everyone whenever I talk about the US Festival. Van Halen was probably the worst.
Yep
Motley Crue also.
Quiet Riot was a last-minute replacement for John Cougar, who balked at a disputed contract stipulation! what a dork
I don't think a lot of people knew about Triumph before their show. I'm sure they sold a lot of CDs soon after. They were excellent at US Festival but I saw them twice and they were great. Just a kick ass band.
Wow, does this bring back memories. I was 18 years old and was a senior in High School at that time. One of my favorite bands. I still play those albums today. I am stuck with the 70s & 80s rock. Nothing better to listen to even today.
Definitely great tunes back then.
You are right there matey 👍👍
yep same 85 i graduated once ur a rocker its hard to walk away from. the magic
@@micheldaubigne7629 yes my older bro 61 was a big rush fan saw them many tours.2112 tour hemispheres, etc.
@@micheldaubigne7629 So damn true!! The most talented musicians ever!!😎🤘
Triumph is a ridiculously underrated band. The music is fantastic, both vocalists are fantastic. But the gravy on top is that their music has such an incredibly positive vibe to it. Fight the Good Fight, Magic Power, Never Surrender... I mean damn. This music makes you want to do great things.
they were about my fafor it then
Underrated? There only underrated if you think they are, they are far from underrated.
BADASS BAND!!!
@@notnowdude2138 So, you don't know what the word "underrated" means? I said what I said and I meant it. Yes, they were successful. But they weren't successful in terms of record sales, ticket sales, awards, and chart positions as I feel like they should have been. They they are underrated.
@@YT0091 Thats your opinion ..Either way you look at it don't matter they were a awesome band regardless of what you feel.
I have to agree with the underrated they should be in the Hall of Fame but I don’t think they ever will be because of their message ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha they only want to put rap bad crap and Bands that promote negative messages in the Hall of Fame on positive
No digital nonsense, auto tune, computers, Artificial Intelligence, etc…
Just a group of men, real tube amplifiers, their instruments, and the desire to rock the world.
🔥🔥🔥
Yes! All of that is like training wheels; same concept!
Don’t forget just 3 men yet that good
Exactly!
Your damn right! 🤘🤘🤘
fak ye, this performance is timeless! truly talent. ain't happening on tic tok
STILL MY ALL TIME FAVORITE BAND!!! i went to this concert in CA to see Triumph when I was 16--- my "first" concert. I am 56 now, and STILL rock out to them. 🥰😍😘❤
Saw them at 17. 62 now and no one's ever. Beat them!
Missed the festival, but I remember the excitement surrounding it all.
But I did see Triumph at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena a little over a year before, it was the Fourth of July weekend.
It was Aldo Nova, Triumph, Blue Öyster Cult and Journey closing it out.
Everyone was spectacular, but I remembered as a fourteen year old that Triumph really played well.
KILLER band..... KILLER times!!!
🤘🏻❤🎶🎶🥁🎸🎸🎤🎶🎶❤🤘🏻
I was 15, I was there too. A long hot day.
Remember when they took the stage . Best sounding band of the day.
Best band ever....PLEASE, just one reunion tour?????
Was up front and center for this amazing performance. It was my B-Day and was shocked at seeing so many people in one place. Was crazy up front. What a concert...
I heard Triumph and Scorpions blew everyone away
Was just coming on to some sketchy LSD just as the sun was going down and the Scorpions came on. Knew the songs but not the band. They completely blew me away.
Was so spent by the time Triumph came on from being front and center for the first 5 bands that i sort of missed what a awesome performance they had.
David Lee Roth messed up their set for Val Halen being too drunk to remember the words. Left in the middle or their set with 1000's or others. So many good bands that day... @@raidrfrk
What a day that must’ve been for you. Pretty cool that the whole day was extensively recorded
Yep, I was there too! Buddy and I rode our bikes up from Rialto and snuck in - good times!
Gil Moore is an awesome Drummer and great Singer. He has one of the best Voice in Rock Business 🙏🏆🥇👍🤘
Yep. Second best voice in the band.
Aa
I got to see this tour two weeks before this show in Syracuse NY.......amazing!!!!!
Gil Moore haha.
He must have paid you to post that. This is schlock..
They got little press cause they were pushing the headliners so much, but damn,this is a near perfect performance in my humble opinion...
For a three piece Canadian band I thought they were every bit as good as RUSH, but they had Rick Emmitt while RUSH had Neil Pert...Monster Musicians....
I HAVE BEEN IN RADIO BROADCASTING FOR 45 YEARS DJ. NOW CLASSIC ROCK. TRIUMPH ( BEST BAND FOR ROCK 🪨 🎸 EVER. )🎉
If anyone hasn't seen Triumph documentary Rock and Roll machine i suggest watch it. It explains everything that happened to them I can't stop watching it
I'm in my late 50's, when I used to go to rock concerts they were just so raw, fun, and emotional. No cell phones or crazy digital distractions. You had to be good, because the crowd would know immediately.
Well, i "know immediately" that that is not the live audio from that gig! Remixed, eq'd, heavy compression etc etc.
blow my top can anybody sing higher than this and play so good, definitely in the top 10
These guys are damned perfect live. They must have had the cleanest lifestyles of any band at the US festival.
I was there in 83. Triumph played a LEGENDARY show that day. Can't wait for tonight
What’s happening tonite ?
I was there 🎼🔥
Now this is a concert!!! ❤️🤍💙 Kids these days don't know 💩 Love ya'll 😎
They sounded this good Live with wedge monitors... only seasoned musicians understand what that means
What your hearing isn’t what it sounds like out of the monitor and anybody that’s been to a live show knows that lol
@@tommilitello198 Oh wow... you know SO much. Such a GIFTED EXPERT!!! The ONLY thing coming out of the wedge monitors are vocals, so the singers can actual hear themselves singing..... DUH And, even with the monitors, with the guitar and bass amps and drums... it is REAL hard to hear yourself even WITH them. Try to get them up nice and loud... and THEY WILL FEEDBACK. He DID say seasoned musicians... something you are NOT Tommy Boy.
@@donf3877 Calm down Don 😂
Nah. Tom not only asked for it. But begged for it. :P @@Jimboishere11
Nope! That is not the live audio from that gig! Remixed, eq'd, heavy compression etc etc.
Honestly, they wiped the floor with every other band that day......
Agora Ballroom 1979 is probably one of the best live bootlegs I've ever heard......
They’re just lucky Ted Nugent wasn’t there.
@@larrylebowski8386 hahahaha
Maybe , but they did'nt sound like this on the day!
Priest wiped the floor with every other band that day then set them on fire.
The level of sheer talent in this band was immense !
When I got my license to drive,I had an 8 track tape in my mom and dad's car I blasted Triumph all over my little town. They will always be one of my favorite bands ! Their music will last in my mind forever ! Triumph needs to be in the 🎸 rocknroll hall of fame !!!!
Simple formula - 3 talented guys, good musicianship, good song writing. Thanks for the great music.
Can't wait to relive 40 years ago :)
Hell yea! We MUST get em in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! One of the best bands in the best era of music! Just listen to how damn good they were/are!
this was the best performance at the US festival by 1000 %
Yes & Scorpions
Priest crushed everyone. Halford blew out the windows on all homes within a 3 mile radius of the stage. @@randallcrenshaw
OMG, must have been the best concert ever!!
A lot of good bands!
Absolutely underrated band
Great Trio!
They fly under the radar
I love that they came out looking as regular as the rest of us and made it all about the music. I was there and Triumph were the most memorable band of the day. When the Blue Angels flew over during Magic Power right around sunset, whew, that was a perfect moment in time. I loved them then and I still do 40 years on.
Seen Triumph a few times live in Toronto and Buffalo amazing live , I remember watching this on TV, look at the kids today wokefied to death with all the nonsense of gender and crap , thank god in our days we were allowed to be kids , feel for the young ones today,
They were the best band at the entire festival if you ask me.
@Rectifier's Guitar & Philosophy van Halen was despite the drunkenness made it more memorable they came on late In the day when energy was draining due to the heat I was there was up close couldn't take it anymore went to the back where the 2 buck water was
@@randymoran67 I guess we are in the opinion zone,- I love me some dlr Van Halen and they were the big ticket at that show - but Triumph melted my face - that’s an opinion. I’ve seen Van Halen I guess 5 times and I love Eddie, of course I do, and I think they were on top of the game on the 2015 tour - that’s the best I saw Van Halen. I think that 2015 tour Eddie was on fire and had killer tone and shredded everything. I miss him.
I remember how great they were and terribly unproffesionally Motley Crue was too. Crue was totally outclassed by TRIUMPH!
I went with a bunch of my school buddies sort of a grad bash before heading out into a World of fantasy.
Phenomenal performance from one of the best rock bands of the 80's! Rik is such a good singer it's easy to forget what an absolutely amazing guitar player he is.
these guys were brilliant..... and unlike Rush, they kept sounding heavy even throughout the 80's
The years may fly by but Triumph's music stands the test of time. That's because the good guys ALWAYS win!!
For Sure!. They wrecked so early but they made the best music ever. Thanks to RiK Emmett and Mike Levine.
Triumph #1
Yes!!!!!!
Favorite live performance of all time.
My #1 #1 #1 band that I would love to tour again!
Been like that for decades! So miss y'all!
Triumph, u know we love you, why aren't you touring?!
The best of the best this day. I had the VHS of this, the CD and the DVD when it came out. Rik and the band were incredibly tight.
I just woke up and glued to this. This is what we're missing in music today. Great rock'n roll and incredible musicianship. And everyone seems fit and not obese. Makes me want to go back to the 70 - 80's.
A whole different world back then. 1983 as opposed to 2023. Music isn't the only thing that's gotten worse in the past forty years. But hey, let's enjoy Triumph, and think on better days that are long gone.
One of the best shows I've ever seen.
Got this on DVD
Awesome stuff indeed
Brad Gillis the guitarist for Ozzy at the time?
This music is more important today than ever. Fight the good fight.
Rock and roll monsters. 3 musicians and just overdrive on the guitar. Listen to the full sound.
Triumph was the most intelligent band there. They wore white to stay cool on that hot day and were the only band that had the business smarts to retain the rights to the video.
Interesting info. Thank you 😊.
@@oceanview2965 You're welcome! I'm 61, and have been a fan since "Just a Game".
@@oceanview2965 I still have every vinyl album and am waiting for this one I ordered on limited edition red vinyl. I have Res 9 on red vinyl, too. It's badass!
My very first concert Allied Forces Your South Bend Indiana
I was there. Do you think you know who is intellegent? The scorpions put on the best show there. Van Halen was number two. Yes Triumph puts on one hell of a show. But man to be there for 20 bucks a head. It was the best show in the whole damn world ever! Hands down.
I was there and pretty close to the stage, epic day!!
Me too
Me 2 ❤😊❤❤
Rock on! Long Hair Rocks!❤😊❤❤❤
1983..... the year when numerous legendary heavy rock bands from the 70's were still around making great music + metal started becoming one of the mainstream music genres...... truly great time for heavy music in general....... I was born almost a decade later, so I have no clue what it was like back then, but it must've been awesome to be a teenager around this period, growing up with all these great bands
It was incredible. Boston, Van Halen, AC/DC, Foreigner, Foghat, Styx, Triumph, Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, Ted Nugent, Allman Brothers, Lynard Skynard, 38 Special, The Cars, Aerosmith, Def Leppard, and many, many more I'm leaving out. It was a rock orgy. There might have been some cocaine involved too.
Damn, that was one of the best live performances I've ever seen.
Rik's voice is SO good live in concert ♥️
Never Surrender is insane good! Most artist can’t replicate the singing on the album
sounds like overdub.. amazing show but they re-recorded the tracks in the studio.. you can notice the difference between the spoken voice and the sung voice. guitar and voice sound for me clearly like studio.
Lucky enough to see them in a small arena in Hanover Ontario. Before Allied Forces. 3 foot high stage no chairs. I don't think there was even security at the front. Just walk up, they were 3 feet away.
Triumph lives forever!!!
I was there baby! Haha what an AMAZING day smh.. And these guys were phenomenal. Can't believe it was actually 40 yrs ago smh.. Insane day- incredible lineup and Triumph more than held their own. One of the best (and tightest) 3 piece rock bands of ALL TIME no doubt..
👁👁Hot during day & cold at night. Yeah drove out from NM 🎼🔥
Underrated is an understatement..this band Hall of Fame material this dude can sing ,I’m from the the hood who grew up listening to R&B music but I knew who Triumph was and listened to them back in the day ✊🏾
Right on brother
Fight the Good Fight!!!!🤘🤘🤘
Some of the best positive lyrics of all time
Agreed. Positive lyrics more than 40 years later. They always had fun & huge smiles on stage. Class act. Legends
Something much needed now days...40 years after!!!
Everything in this is just perfectly balanced, guitar, bass, drums and vocals! Truly a stellar band and a stellar performance.
I may suggest that this is the best trio out of Canada?
Nope! That is not the live audio from that gig! Remixed, eq'd, heavy compression etc etc.
But it may have sounded much better in person than the original pre-remix recording. So it's all about which you're comparing this remix to. @@moosic2i
Seen these guys multiple times in bars in Southern Ontario and the Kalamazoo concert where they headlined with bands like Ozzy, Quiet Riot, Rat, Accept and many more big acts. Even met Rick at Stacey Hayden recording studio in Hamilton and he was a down to earth guy with a great personality. The 80's where great for music. I still listen to their albums regularly.
I was at the Kalamazoo show! Stayed at hotel that had RATT staying there, too. I was 17 and there were all of these headbangers in the staircase drinking and having a great time. The next morning we were in an elevator with Juan Croucier and he still had a beer in his hand. Anyway, Triumph is one of my favorite bands of all time and I almost forget that they headlined that Kalamazoo show. Awesome day!
🎉 You Had Some Awesome Experiences 😊
Lay it on the Line Triumph ‼️👍👍✨✨✨🌟🌟💥
I was there but a young lad of 18 was so hot and Triumph killed it 🎉🎉❤❤❤
I'll never forget when these guys played this show. I was there for the weekend. Flew out with friends from Syracuse and had a blast. At the time Triumph played, which was the second day, I was so roasted from the sun. I was able to find a sliver of shade to sit down in and listen to them. It was unbelievably hot and dry! When I got back after the weekend, I had water blisters on my back! The whole experience was one of a kind though.
Drove from NM & slept in my T- bird
Something You'll Never Forget 😊
Living in N. End BERDOO and receiving free passes to both US FESTIVALS.. Raised in the music industry this was by far 3 of the best days of my life..
This is awesome! I was there!!! Right in front of the scaffolding straight out from the front of the stage. 400+ people and I was there. Blown out flipflops and all.
Me too, bro! Awesome memories
Allied Forces rocketed through my 1981 high school like a space shuttle engine. It was on every car stereo, every hallway boombox and at every keg party every weekend. 1981 was a monster year for rock and roll what a time to be a music crazy teenager.
These guys and Rush are Canada's favorite Rock Bands..
April Wine?
BTO?
Some really great music came from there back in the day...nothing like that will ever come 0nce again...
What an "Era" 🎶🎶🎵🥰
The Collectors.....thee most amazing bands...they knew classical music construction like an "a"them and the less dominant one.😘😎shout out to Spanish Ontario.
April Wine, Guess Who, Chilliwack, Max Webster, Harlequin.
This was my first concert I ever went to awesome show
They undeniably have a presence on stage that most bands “wish”they could replicate. I wouldn’t want to be the band who came on after (not sure who that was) as Triumph really burned the stage down(even with no Pyro).
Hopefully we all can enjoy another Triumph concert in the future 🎸🎸🥁🎤
This shows how much music and talent we have lost over the years. So glad to have CDs and DVDs to relive the good ole days! If it’s too loud your too old! Crank it up.
"You're".
If it's not loud enough, you're too deaf.
You nitwit.
Probably the best sounding band at the entire festival.
Maybe but That is not the live audio from that gig! Remixed, eq'd, heavy compression etc etc. Live music simply does not sound like that!
I tend to agree with you Moosic. Especially back then. They just sound too good. Not dry and thin like I remember it from bootleg recordings back then. Although, actually being there it may have sounded great. @@moosic2i
Always fighting the good fight.
You and me both, brother!
You're good is my bad. So yeah, let's fight.
I was there 18 years old with a bunch of friends and my 19 year old brother, we still talk about it to this day awesome unbelievable event!
I'm sure you do
Lucky
Wicked Lucky 😊
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Material Right there!!!
Amen
f the hall of shame. why are you obsessed with that bullshit. they don't respect hard rock/ metal bands like maiden, Motorhead, scorpions, Crue ; Reo speedwagon ; Foreigner; Boston; Styx etc.
One of the Best Band Ever
I was there all three days, my friends told me I had a great time ! 🤪🍻🍄
Fuxkin awesome. No bands today could even come close!
There is MAGIC POWER in this performance, the crowd is SPELLBOUND the entire TIME.
40 years later, we're still SPELLBOUND!
I see what ya did there😉
Too bad the album came out after this concert LOL I still have it thunder 7 it's called
Bet you felt triumphant after that post.
I've watched this performance soo many times already, but it's still one of the best, not only that great day, but ever. Triumph may be the most underrated rock band of all time.
Taking me back to my teen years ! Fucking awesome !!!!
Always loved this band. I was actually in one of their videos. They were supposed to play in Providence, RI in early 1985, but they had to cancel twice: once because Mike Levine had an ear infection, so they postponed... but then the day before the replacement show they got snowed in at Buffalo, so they cancelled again. They told us before the show that because we had to wait, they would record the "Follow Your Heart" video with us. They were so awesome! They did their full set, then took a 15 minute break, then came out to shoot the video.
What An Adventure That Had To Be. This Band Has ALWAYS Been Fantastic 😊
I already own the DVD
Great band
These guys were so good, so underrated!!!
They.were.good.his.wife.was.a.fox.shoped.in.our.store.inmississauga
I'm 56 40 years ago Mindblowing. THANK YOU EVERYONE for awesome music.
I don't think people realize Triumph was the best band at the US Festival the videos don't lie outstanding work gentleman
Um - no. That would be JUDAS PRIEST!
@@doommetal1696 that would only be only your opinion oTAY.... You probably don't even know who triumph is all you want to do is... Sniff Rob halford leather pants...
@@johntclunie Um - I'm from Toronto, so yeah, I know Triumph. And I also know that they suck compared to Priest.
Still have my vhs copy of this classic performance. I probably watched it a good 30 times. A friend of mine hit this gig and he said Triumph were the best that day. Rocket Rik was on fire with that solo that he Wow'ed millions to.
@S A awesome!!
Thank you Triumph for being in the soundtrack of my life ❤
Love from a 55 year old Canadian gal ❤
(said my wife) ❤
Woooo Hoooo!! Triumph was SO amazing. Can't wait!!
YUP! ONE OF THE VERY BEST POWER TRIOS EVER! BEST OF THEIR DAY!!
I have watched this set about 10 times since the broadcast!
I met Rik at an concert after party and we talked for about a half hour, good dude 👍 and definetly 1 of the best guitarist and vocalist ever. GREAT band!