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Artist: Triumph

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CD Title: Never Surrender

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1982

Label: MCA Records

Catalog Number: MCAD-31069

Personnel

Rik Emmett lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizer
Michael Levine bass, organ, synthesizer, piano
Gil Moore percussion, drums, backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Too Much Thinking	5:34
2.	World of Fantasy	5:03
3.	Minor Prelude	:43
4.	All the Way	4:22
5.	Battle Cry	4:57
6.	Overture (Procession)	1:54
7.	Never Surrender	6:40
8.	When the Lights Go Down	5:03
9.	Writing on the Wall	3:34
10.	Epilogue (Resolution)	2:41
Total Running Time:		40:31

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Existing comments about this CD

From: rodrigo	Date: January 31, 2002 at 11:58
This album its very special for me...I was in USA for US Festival, when plays Triunph was magic, power and all song about "Never surrender" its record in me to present.Very Special singer and guitar man, almost perfect. classic.-

From: Kim	Date: June 1, 2002 at 18:43
I had almost forgotten about Triumph, until I read reviews on this site. Now Ive listened to all my old Triumph cd`s all day. Damn they were an awesome band. Do they still play.??? I know Rik Emmett makes some solo cd`s now and then.

From: Edward	Date: September 22, 2003 at 9:19
Rik Emmett has his solo career. I doubt if the band is around playing these days. I think that TRIUMPH is still disbanded. But one thing is for sure, they were one of the bests in their time. And I'll miss them. They're one of the best bands I've heard. Bring back the 80s rock!!!!

From: Christine	Date: October 24, 2003 at 5:16
"World of Fantasy" was the first song I ever heard by Triumph (I was 13) and is still my favorite. I'd be first in line for a reunion!

From:	Date: December 21, 2003 at 7:45
Triumph were absolutely fantastic. This album is beyond belief. It must be one of the best rock albums ever made. As the other Triumph albums - before this one and after it - prove, Never Surrender was way more than the sum of its parts. If I started analyzing it, those 500 words would come and go, many times over.. Kudos!

From: Bunny	Date: February 2, 2004 at 23:51
Una de las mejores producciones de esta banda canadiense...riffs que por momentos se escuchan como en directo,personalmente creo que When the lights go down,es la mejor del disco...erbunny@telesal.net...

From: Metal Pete

Date: February 17, 2004 at 16:15

I have listened to this cd repeatedly all weekend. What a fantastic album! "all the way", 'Never Surrender", 'Writing on the Wall', 'Lost in a world of fantasy'...'Lights go down"....GREAT stuff! A true classic hard rock monster. Only thing that might have made it better would be Rik singing lead on ALL of the songs. Nothing against Gil's musicianship, it's just that Rik has some incredible range and for me, is the signature Triumph sound.

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From: Blue Charvel	Date: February 17, 2004 at 16:28
I agree 100%, I always liked Rik a lot better. Gil's okay but there's nothing unique about his voice. This and Allied Forces are probably my favorite Triumph releases, but I like pretty much all of them right up to Thunder Seven, when they started getting a little too sappy for me.

From: Remastered Reason

Date: February 15, 2006 at 22:50

After the highly motivated "Allied Forces" album, one could argue Triumph lost some of their vigor on this release. Well, slightly. Overall though, this album boasts several signature tunes that blend in nicely with the rest of their repertoire. However stale Triumph naysayers thought they had become, the fact of the matter is that Triumph continued along in the winning formula they helped create & ultimately Never Surrendered.

From: underworld king	Date: January 28, 2010 at 21:59
World of Fantasy is my favorite on this disc followed by tracks 7 and 8.

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: March 31, 2015 at 21:20
Some people claim that this is one of the best Triumph albums but for me it is only a good one,just that(a matter of tastes i believe)...tracks 1,2,5 & 9 are my faves...80/100

From: hair metal again	Date: September 28, 2017 at 2:17
excellent release once again for TRIUMPH and one more ahead of its time!the production is very strong ,the band performs in a great groovy way,Rik sounds great and the songs are catchy ,well structured and extremely rocking!hadnt listen to it for years and revisiting it made me realize how good that one is!a classic of the early 80 s hard rock scene for sure

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