Redhead Reaction to Triumph - Magic Power Nostalgia!

I saw Rick Emmitt play at a small club (well not too small) in San Diego back in the early 90's, vocals and guitar work as great as ever!!

These superbe groups never come back, thats sooooooo sad, because without music i can't live!!!!!!!!.

Double kneck Gibson, very expensive.

Polished.

Another Canadian great❤🇨🇦 Rik Emmett has fantastic range and they had many hits
Lay It On The Line Hold On Somebody's Out There Fight The Good Fight....just a few😊

Was 21 when this was recorded I want to go back the 60's I'm 62 suck nothing good has happened since I turned 60 2022 the 20's were tough hard but still better than now

83 was the first half of my senior year in high school. Great memories 😊

1983 ✋️

I was there, Motley Crue Judas Priest, ozzy , Van Halen ,scorpions and triumph

If you need another uplifting song from Triumph, listen to Hold On.

I am Canadian so I am yes a rush fan and also a Triumph fan. And I got a thing for power trios. Your Rush videos is where I found you. Now I watch all kinds of reaction videos on my favorite bands but the reactions are always for the Mega hits. I I'm a huge triumphant. I think one of the greatest songs is follow your heart. No one has ever done a reaction to that song. Foreigner a great band long long way from home is an amazing song no one has done a reaction to that. Reactionists need to go into the full catalog just like you did with Rush. Sure do enjoy your show thanks very much. PS if you're going to react to follow your heart live from Halifax Nova Scotia is a great version and I happen to be there for that one.

Saw Triumph a bunch of times. Always great in concert. Bumped into Rik Emmett once in Yorkville about 10 min after I literally had Randy Bachman bump into me (they were doing some session together apparently)... and bumped into Mike Levine when a buddy and I went to 97 Rock in Buffalo (cross border concert shopping) to get tickets. Both Rik and Mike were awesome to meet.

I approve the message of this song. :)

I met this band after their very last concert at Kingswood, Canada's Wonderland in the late 80s - to celebrate their fans, they held a huge invite only BBQ after the show and my girl and I won passes. The band cruised around the BBQ and took time out to talk with all their fans and sign autographs, it was a blast, but bittersweet as it had been their last show as Triumph.

Lay it on the Line, Magic Power, Fight the Good Fight, Follow Your Heart, Rock 'N' Roll Machine, Allied Forces, Spellbound, Tears in the Rain, Blinding Light Show.
You can't pick a bad song.

they played my highschool long before they had songs

Better than Rush!

I was 20 when this song came out, seen them in "the Metro Center" in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada!! They recorded a video at the concert!!😀👌👍✌🤘

Big smile on the redhead! Methinks you like!

Your absolutely enchanting ❤

Triumph (and Rush) are the best things from Canada since maple syrup.

Classic Rock at it's finest

More Rush than Journey ...

Brilliance ... Triumph. Thank goodness I lived this era and saw the concerts without looking over your shoulder.

Me too I was there

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Hey beautiful! check out Triumph's " Ordinary Man " much meaning in this song and great music!

Rock and roll machine...that was my go to song to get me going back in the 80s

Yes their was 2 unbelievable 3 piece bands from Canada.

Great and very short-lived, two great albums of the lead singer Rik Emmett went off to do his own thing. he taught music theory classes in college, went into sort of a jazz guitar duo called Strung-Out Troubadours which is great as well

It is great. They did have a few hits, but were really underrated overall. Agree as well, they were totally positive, as well as amazing musicians. Would so have loved to have been at this concert Unfortunately, never got to see them live 😞

Check out Fight the good fight and Lay it on the line by Triumph. I think you’ll enjoy them 🤘🏻😁

They were kind of the good guys of hard rock/heavy metal. Their songs were uplifting feel good songs and they had a lot of good songs and never got their due! Rik IMHO has the best voice for a lead guitarist/lead singer combo in rock. They should be in the HOF! To be honest I think their good guy image hurt their careers in a bad boys genre!

I saw them live in the 80s and even after seeing hundreds of concerts since then they will always be my favorite live show! They were absolutely amazing! 🤙

I saw Triumph in 1983. Lee County Civic Center, Ft Myers Florida

Ric Emmett is incredibly talented. Dude is one of the best singers ever, and an elite guitarist.

Triumph was a really good band and I never understood what happened to them. Very good musicians, fun music, great vocals. It could be said the song writing was a little hokey, but they just kind of died out and disapeared.

It’s hard to believe that 41 years ago I was actually in that crowd! The US festival was 3 days of awesomeness and dirt!!

Was at this show and they killed it best band there , and there were big names there , they were one of the first bands to perform as you can still see daylight,

Another reason why Canda. Guys rock just like rush more bands from Canada 🇨🇦

My. Brother in arm from Canada 🇨🇦

80’s were so special.

So good! Great reaction!

Being from southern Ontario, Canada, it seemed like every summer Triumph, Rush and April Wine were in town. I saw each 7 times and still have all their records. 3 of Canada's best. Unfortunately, I see so many reactions to Rush these days and it's a shame that both Triumph and April Wine have been forgotten.

Love you and your reactions !! Triumph stole the show at the US Festival wiyh a Big-Time line-up of feature bands. But I can't believe you were around in 1983 !! You look like one of those "Millenials" !(sadly, I was 35 in '83)... Great year !! Keep it up !!

Again you are so adorable with your reactions! Keep it up.

a picture of triumph should be the definition of rockstars

Would have loved to have seen Triumph, Rush and Boston all in one festival. So much pure rock and roll talent in those days.

The massive Us Festival took place over three days, outdoors in San Bernardino, California, on May 28–30, 1983. Triumph appeared on May 29, which was billed as "Heavy Metal Sunday" and included Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Scorpions, Mötley Crüe, Quiet Riot, and Van Halen. Triumph stole the show from all these great bands that day.

I just turned 60 in 2024, and this is still in my top 5 All-Time favorites!! I remember 1983!! 😊