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Triumph - Thunder Seven [MCA Records MCA-5537] (10 November 1984)

Dynamic Range Released: 10 November 1984
Country: US
Label: MCA Records
Catalog: MCA-5537
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock

Pressing: Europadisk

Item# SR-MCMCA5537
Ratings: C=VG+; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Spellbound
02 Rock Out, Roll On
03 Cool Down
04 Follow Your Heart
05 Time Goes By
06 Midsummer's Daydream (Instrumental)
07 Time Canon
08 Killing Time
09 Stranger In A Strange Land
10 Little Boy Blues (Instrumental)

Thunder Seven
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Album Review

Les Barker [allmusic.com]

While I usually agree with the Allmusic critics, I couldn't disagree more where this album is concerned. In my opinion, this is Triumph's best album, and I just can't understand the lack of respect for such an excellent piece of work. It may be that they open with Spellbound, which is not one of there best rockers and I tend to overlook that because the rest of the album is so good. Starting with Rock Out, Roll On through Killing Time (7 songs); you will not find anything that Triumph did before or after that was as good. There were not many other bands at the time that could match them in progressive metal except for Rush of course, and I suppose that was always the problem. But in the end, this is a fine album.