Jack’s Dumpy, Little Basement Top 5- Triumph Album Covers

The Late 70's and early 80's were a time to shine for the Canadian Rock-Band "Triumph". Hits like "Rock and Roll Machine", "Lay it on the Line", and "Allied Forces" rocketed the band to rock-star status in the U.S. "Allied Forces" sold the best here in the states as it would eventually sell over a million copies.

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Here's Jack FM's Top 5 Triumph album covers... alsooo Click HERE if you didn't click already for the contest details

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King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents in Concert
The Album was recorded in the Fall of 1981 in Cleveland, Ohio. It featured tracks such as "Allied Forces" and "Lay it on the Line".
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4
Thunder Seven
The band recorded "Thunder Seven" in 1984 and it featured 10 tracks that probably were some of the last "classic" sounding studio albums.
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3
In the Beginning
This album was recorded by the band in 1976 and gave fans a taste of the sounds and appeal that would be Triumph.
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Progressions of Power
The Bands fourth studio recorded album was released in 1980 and would eventually reach #32 on Billboard's Pop Albums chart.
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Never Surrender
This 1983 album received gold record status in the U.S and featured the album titled song "Never Surrender". The album drew less than raving reviews from Rolling Stone who, at the time gave it one out of five stars.

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