Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Triumph Title: Stages Members Wishing: 3 Total Copies: 0 Label: Mca Release Date: 10/25/1990 Genres: Rock, Classic Rock, Metal Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 076732802021 |
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Digitally remasterd reissue of this 1985 live album by one of Canada's most famous hard rock bands. 13 tracks including 'Never Surrender', 'Lay It On The Line' 'Magic Power', 'When The Lights Go Down' and more. Features s... more » |
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Album Description Digitally remasterd reissue of this 1985 live album by one of Canada's most famous hard rock bands. 13 tracks including 'Never Surrender', 'Lay It On The Line' 'Magic Power', 'When The Lights Go Down' and more. Features sleeve notes by Classic Rock Magazine's Jerry Ewing. Sanctuary. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsWhat happened to Allied Forces & The Drum Solo! 10/19/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "I've been a big fan of Triumph after seeing them several times. Some have criticized the sound quality, but I find nothing wrong with it. (Of course I was listening to their bootlegs before this was released.} The only problem I have with it is for some reason the didn't include Allied Forces & The Drum Solo that was on the original vinal & tape release which would have fit on the cd. It would have been nice if they put The Blinding Light Show on as well. If you want to get the full live Triumph experiance I recommend this one & the King Biscuit Four Hour show." A Must-Have CD -- Outstanding Live Act Clarke S. | 08/23/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "This CD blew me away. I wasn't a real Triumph fan before, but after hearing this, I'm wishing they were still around and on tour. Forget the crybabies who pooh-pooh this CD. It rocks from start to finish, and I'm one picky S.O.B.!!!" Disappointed, but worth it for one song Clarke S. | Dallas, Tx. | 04/24/2001 (3 out of 5 stars) "Thank you, A music fan from Brasilia, Brazil. I am glad to know my feelings about the sound quality of this recording are shared. When I first purchased it, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. It sounded like is was recorded with a microphone lying next to one of the monitors on the stage. It has taken me a while to get past it, and enjoy the performance itself.And once you can do that, the CD holds one true gem on it, worth the price of admission alone. It is 'Magic Power'. Now, the original is just fine. The harmony, sound structure and overall 'quiet' feel to it melds well with the, okay, I'll say it, **corny** lyrics. But my, oh my. This live version doubles the length, and pumps it full of steroids. Gil's drum work on this song is absolutely incredible. His 'rolling thunder' goes right in line with Rik's rolls on the guitar during the bridges. And Rik's solo displays how pumped he can get when the song is soaring. And I occasionally have to remind myself that, with all the exceptional voice range Rik has to do on the song, he's also playing that guitar at the same time. And we must mention the 'forgotten' third member, Mike Levine, doing a great job of the bass and programmed keyboards.The entire mixture makes for a great shining moment on an otherwise muddled recording. The two studio tracks are clearer numbers, but 'Mind Games' is the only good one."
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