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Release Year: 1986

Album No. #: 8

Label: MCA

Runtime: 42:47

Number of Discs: 1

Description/Album Notes:

The second last offering from Triumph includes great songs like Hooked On You,  the instrumental Embrujo and the Top 40 hit Somebody's Out There.

Track Listing:

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Song	Listen	Lyrics	iTunes
1. Tears in the Rain		View
2. Somebody's Out There		View
3. What Rules My Heart		View
4. If Only		View
5. Hooked On You		View
6. Take A Stand		View
7. Just One Night		View
8. Embrujo (instrumental)		View
9. Play with the Fire		View
10. Don't Love Anybody But Me		View
11. In The Middle Of The Night		View

Special Notes:

1. All songs written and by Emmet/Lvine/Moore, except;
2. "Just One Night" written by Martin/Schon/Fanucchi;
3. "What Rules My Heart" written by Emett/Levine/Moore/Maloney/Huff;
4. "Take a Stand" written by Emmett/Levine/Moore/Santers;
5. "Don't Love Anybody Else But Me" written by Mller/Roynesdal.
6. Produced by Mike Klink.
7. All songs © BMG Careers Music Inc.
8. Mixed at The Record Plant, Los Angeles. 
9. Mastered by Brett Zilahi at Metalworks Recording, Mastering & DVD.
10. Recorded at Metalworks Studios, Toronto, Canada.
    

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Date Reviewed: 04/19/06
Reviewer: Scott H
Location: Blakely, PA

Review:I remember when I came across this album back in '86 and I was 15 and I had no idea who Triumph even was but a good friend of mine lent this album to me. Well let me tell you, I never have been able to put it down since; I still have it and still listen to it and from beginning to end. I never skip one song on this album. I think it was aged well too, still stands up well today, actually I would be thrilled if someone tried to release something like this today, it would be very refreshing to hear something like this instead of all that crap I have been hearing for the last 15 years. Excellent guitar licks through out, I especially like them on "Take a Stand." Very good singing, everything is crisp and sounds great, a very clean sound. I never really knew what happened to Triumph after this but man this one did a lot for me. I must have worn out four cassettes before I got the CD and every time I ever played this album for anyone they always had the same response, "Who is this?" and they would also be as very impressed with the music as I was.