Triumph: Live at the US Festival Trailer

Triumph: Live at the US Festival Trailer (2003)

23 September 2003 Music 67 mins

Triumph performs live at the US Festival which took place in California in 1983. Songs include: Allied Forces, Lay It on the Line, Never Surrender, Magic Power, World of Fantasy, Rock and Roll Machine, When the Lights Go Down, Fight the Good Fight, Spellbound and Follow Your Heart

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