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I feel like Triumph deserves more recognition. This is a powder trio that needs to heard.
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>>131295413
Spinal Tap if real
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Canadians. Need I say more, eh?
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>>131295413
they were big for a while, but I don't think i've ever heard them on classic rock radio (except maybe a one-off here or there).
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>>131296515
Lay It On The Line was their video hit and probably the only one to get major radio play. They were true road warriors back in the day, would come through town 4 or 5 times a year, usually opening for a bigger act, but sometimes headlining smaller venues.
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