TRIUMPH “CLASSICS” TO BE RERELEASED AS A DOUBLE LP, PRESSED ON 180 GRAM SILVER VINYL.

On December 13th, Triumph’s 13-track Classics will once again hit the racks (via Round Hill/Triumph Catalog), and all of the expected gems are included – Lay It on the Line, Magic Power, A World of Fantasy, Fight the Good Fight, and Hold On.

Also featured are two special live recordings that close the set – Never Surrender (live at the US Festival) and Blinding Light Show/Moon Child (live at Sweden Rock). 

The album will also be available for preorder here.

“We are excited to showcase our career on the Classics reissue,” says the band. “It’s a beautiful package and sounds awesome.”

Comprised of drummer/vocalist Gil Moore, bassist/keyboardist Mike Levine, and guitarist/vocalist Rik Emmett, Triumph formed in 1975 (hailing from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada). With their unique blend of progressive rock, heavy metal and soaring melodies, the band enjoyed a string of rock radio and MTV hits, in the process scoring a string of gold and platinum-certified albums and selling out arenas, thrilling fans with their award-winning live shows. 

And in December, rock fans will be reminded once again about the power that Triumph possessed – deep in the grooves of Classics.

 Triumph: Classics track listing:

Tears in the Rain
Lay It on the Line
I Live for the Weekend
Magic Power
Somebody’s Out There
Spellbound
A World of Fantasy
Follow Your Heart
Fight the Good Fight
Rock & Roll Machine
Hold On
Never Surrender (Live at the US Festival)
Blinding Light Show/Moon Child (Live at Sweden Rock)

For more information, please visit: triumphmusic.com.

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  • Doug R. on

    Even though I already have all these great songs, I’m going to buy this set anyway! For 3 reasons ~ 1: I LOVE Triumph, 2: I’m a collector, and 3: it’s good for Rock & Roll! And I’m really looking forward to the documentary Lay It On The Line in 2020!

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