Triumph - Magic Power | FIRST TIME REACTION | Live '83
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The 70's and 80's were the absolute best times to see live music. I'm glad I got to experience MANY concerts. 🤘
I was at this concert. The 1983 US Festival Sunday, May 29. in Devore California. That’s the desert of San Bernardino county. The lineup that day was Quiet Riot, Mötley Crüe, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions and Van Halen closed out the event. I just turned 17 and was about 15 people from the front row. It was hotter than hell that day and the water canon saved our lives. Day one of the festival was new wave day and day three was rock ‘n’ roll. Both those days combined did not draw as much as day two heavy metal day. For this concert the one you’re watching there were 375,000+ metalheads rocking out in the desert sun. Triumph was by far the best band that day. I will say this is the biggest party I have ever been to in my life. Another great reaction.👏👏👏👏 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
So was my wife
YES!! I was there too!!!
i remember myself and another of our group attempting to get closer to stage during motley, we got to id say 50 feet away , then the intermission, then ozzy walked took the stage. we were half lifted off our feet by the mob behind us rushing the stage . there was real danger of people being trampled and crushed against the stage. the stage crew and security had to pull people onto the stage to safety. my friend and i were separated, instantly i was within 15 -20 from stage wall and thought HELL NO! dug my feet in turned ,protected my head w my elbows out in front and fists on forehead and angry bulled my way back out. didnt see my friend again till concert was over and we were in the van working our way to the freeway and spotted him running waving his hands in the air, lmao 🤣
@@gregroberts8240 I got upfront same as you, before the show started and didn’t move until after the scorpions. I watch Van Halen from the sidelines, it was the third time I’d seen Van Halen on that tour.
@@Megadeth1921 u were lucky, alot of us out there could've ben seriously hurt. speakng of scorpions, remember the sky writers?
We were living life back then. We took it one day at a time and we drank it all in. Keep that in mind next time you run across a 50-60 year old (or older). Chances are, this is what we were doing when we were your age.
Triumph a Gem from Canada. One of the Greatest Underated Bands of all time.
Yes, Gil Moore, the drummer, also sings lead vocals, Biss. Multi-talented isn't a strong enough word for these guys.
Yes, Gil is also a great _lead_ vocalist 😀👍
The drummer actually sings lead vocals on several songs so they're all multi-talented. Great reaction
Dam what a voice, lyrics we all lived by,with our little radio waiting to hear our favorite songs. man, 70-80's live concerts 🥰 please please somebody build a time machine 🙏
Just Honorably discharged from the Marine Corps stationed at Marine Air Base El Toro, Ca. Triumph was my favorite band back then. I passed this festival on my way home cross county trip to Pennsylvania. I did not know Triumph was performing at this festival while I drove by until forty years later after watching this youtube video. That's wild.
0:33 "Where is this?" It is the US Festival, 1983 near San Bernardino (east of Los Angeles). I was on my way there, on a motorcycle. Stopped off for gas. Some other bikers rolled in. There was a scuffle and threats. I decided it was safer just to go home after that.
They came to Dallas, Tx...one the front row...first tour...wow been to 100's of shows that one was GREAT! they put on a great show ..as you see...
I saw Triumph in concert in 1983 but not at this concert. I was 17, junior in HS. The early to mid 80’s was the height of great rock! Next time I would listen to one of their studio versions so you can truly get a sense for Ric Emmet’s vocal
talents. I would try Lay It On The Line
The studio albums also have much more of Emmet's solo guitar work. Multi-track recording allows him to have a strong rhythm guitar, which he doesn't have on stage.
Brilliant point on the phones. I still remember seeing Triumph live in the 80's and my memory is not great, but the concerts remain.
I'm glad you found this video to use. In my opinion, this is the best version of this song. So many times youtube has taken down this video. I was so glad to see it back up not too long ago. One of my favorite songs and favorite live version of the song.
The Live in Halifax video is also awesome.
@@user-sm3ii5dk1u That is a good one too. That's the one i would watch when this one would get taken down.
US Festival 83, San Bernardino California. Bands that played that day were Motley Crue, Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions, and Van Halen. Quite the line-up, huh?
Great song, Great video! Glad you checked this one out! One of my favorite Triumph songs
One of the greatest musical bands of all time. Drummer sings too
Love your reaction as always!! You’re always a blast! I was 17 in 83’ and we had it so good back then! Your right no phones just people having a great time with some real great and talented bands!
Oh my God! We 70s 80s folks knew how to have fun!!!!!!! Endless talent!!!!🧨🧨🔥❤️🔥🙌💪
Triumph truly were good guys. 😁
Drummer has an amazing vocal as well and sings their biggest hit.
Yes, send me back too, back to my teen years when concerts were fun - no stupid phones blocking everyone's view, no outrageous tickets prices - just a few drinks in the parking lot, maybe a few tokes also, and a lot of good times and good memories. "Magic Power" was one of our anthems.
If I remember correctly, my ticket price was $25 or $30 for this show. That wouldn’t happen today.
This is a killer song. I was in high school when it came out and I have always loved!
Thanks Bisscute that was awesome.
Triumph, a CDN Band!! AMAZING SOUND, so Underrated!! So many hits!!
Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernadino, CA. I've seen 3 shows there. Great place. I was 14 when this show happened. My sister and her friends went. My parents didn't feel comfortable with me going. Lol then knew I would have got lost. 😂😂
The drummer is the lead singer on a number of songs as well. Check out Rock N' Roll Machine from the same US Festival 1983.
Saw them at Day on the Green in San Francisco in 83? With Journey, Night Ranger, Eddie Money, and Bryan Adams… amazing show
That point at the end was incredible. Yes x1000.
they are in my top 5 bands of all time got to see them twice in the 80's would love to see them again. and the phone has ruined all concerts all these people having fun would now be on their phones at concerts today.
I grew up listening to Triumph. I think one of the most underrated bands ever. They had some pop hits but the did a lot of songs to long for the radio and not really targeted for radio it seems to me. All those early albums were like an exploration of what could be done with three people. They always sound soooooooo big! My favorite album by them was "Thunder Seven". It was a good mix of pop with still having that exploration of music in it also. I love "Stranger in a Strange Land" off side two. But really the whole album just goes together in a complete piece of work. If I hear one song then all the rest call out to me. I don't know if it will hold that power for more modern listeners as people now buy songs one at a time. But back then money was hard to come by and I bought my music on cassette tape. That kept me from changing songs very much. I would just listen to a whole album all the way thru. So the songs really become attached to each other once you have been thru an album a few times. That is something I don't think you get now unless you create your own playlists maybe.
Underrated Canadian rockers!
I saw them live a year before this concert. I'm sure that you would have had a great time seeing bands like this back then.
My favorite Triumph tune is Blinding Light Show / Moonchild. 🌚
This is an aligorical story of a rock concert from the performers on the stage. It was also chosen by Maxell Corporation as a superior production to showcase stereo equipment. 📻
Love your reaction as usual Miss Bisscute ❤❤❤ thanks for this one 👏
I think there is a lot of old soul in you biss - love your reactions
Biss if you have never done Triumphs song "Lay It On The Line" live at this same music festival it rocks out! 🎸
It's hard to wrap my head around the fact that this is roughly 41 years ago! WOW!
It's the 80s that's why it was fun!!! To many rules now days.PS you are a treasure
Incredible guitar player. Incredible voice. Saw them in the mid 80's in Saginaw, Michigan.
Great reaction!
The drummer was actually a great vocalist as well.....Another great Canadian band is April Wine...check out..'I Like to Rock'.....the way they stacked a bunch of classic guitar riffs in that song is genius
Likely my 2nd favourite Canadian band behind only Max Webster. One of the best bands ever, and never given their props.
Great job as always!
Steve Wozniak (Apple Computers) was one of the organizers/sponsors of the event. He personally introduced Triumph. They were the only band he did that for.
In just creating this event, and also creating the actual computer for Apple, he will always be a better man than Steve Jobs. That he actually gives instead of steals makes him a much better human than Steve Jobs too.
I wish I could have seen them in person too. 😊😊❤❤
when the lights go down it's time to light the fuse is maybe one the longest song titles in the rock era
It's only called "When The Lights Go Down".
Yeah. From this show though. Gil wails on the one from US festival
Very talented 3 piece band! Triumph 👍
Heh It's pronounced Try - um -f. no "E" :)
And that's Rik Emmett on Guitar and Vocals, he could easily play lead on either in any band because he's that talented, but he's doing both at once in his band.
Yes, this is Canada's other power trio
Someone needs to take Biss to a "big name" music festival.
Someone needs to grab a billionaire by the feels, and create a Biss-Fest and bring a few hundred thousand music lovers and some seriously talented bands together for a major party weekend. Steve Wozniak (Apple's "hidden" founder) created this event, and someone today could do the same... and let Biss be the hostess with the mostest.
Another power trio like Rush and The Warning! All great bands!🤘🎸
Triumph was an 80's Canadian band that was very successful thanks to their on-stage fireworks and light shows. Rik Emmett was a strong vocalist and guitar player. Very talented. They had several hit songs, but critics gave them mixed reviews. They were often called a cheap copy of Rush, which was also a Canadian band - and far more successful.
I saw them in concert 40 years ago. The stage show was great, but to be honest, the opening act - Molly Hatchet - was a better band that night.
I've always liked Triumph more than Rush. In fact, I rank Rush about 10th in just Canadian rock bands. Max Webster, Prism, or April Wine I would rank in the top 5. Rush is only the top band for people who haven't heard all the great Canadian music that we grew up with.
The most underrated rock band of the 70's and 80's. I can't even be friends with someone who doesn't know Triumph!!
They should have been bigger in the States.
Nah, we gave them Rush and kept the good 3 man band for ourselves, kinda like giving them Celine Dion and keeping Lara Fabian lol.
@0:33 "Where is this"?, The 1983 US Festival took place at Glen Helen Regional Park in San Bernardino, California. I was there on May 29. I was near the front but when a wave started I ended up in the middle lol. It was a awesome concert.
Good afternoon Bisscute.
Id like to see your reaction to "Freakers at the Freakers Ball " by Dr Hook... the lyrics are pretty risqué for the 70s.
Triumph..... grew up listening to them ...... there is a documentary out on them, they are so down to earth...to bad Rik wanted a change from the band and went out on his own! I am sure they would still be rocking today. Great reaction Bissy!
Next time you listen to them, check out ever Surrender! My favorite song by them.
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Hey Bisscute, I said hello to you on twitch today 😂
Now you can check out when the lead singer Rik Emmett did it acoustic: Rik Emmett - "Magic Power" 5.16.15 at Daryl's House Club
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When it says "She turns a little radio on" I always imagined she had like a really small radio.
It definitely is because it's with her under the covers.
He is referencing the little transistor radios from the 70s that were about 3x5 inch and an inch deep. They ran on a 9V or a couple AA batteries (always trying to find good batteries). They looked a bit like what the Sony Walkman became later.
Girls flocked to Triumph concerts! It was lots of fun!
Triumph got all the girls, Rush got all the nerdy boys.
Rik Emmett is one of Canada's greatest gifts to the world. :)
it was fun because we did not have mobile phones pointing at a stage and people in the 70s and 80s were so much more fun to be with than our modern generation
Great Canadian band 👍
My high school days!! Most of that crowd are now grandparents, or dead! Yup NO PHONES!!
Хорошая большая гитара! Такую нельзя бить об сцену. Хороший концерт подарили нам музыканты! Спасибо и Miss Biss за приятный отзыв!❤
Beautiful smile and accent! Followed with good music 😊. Love this channel! How about some more Baby Metal?!!
Come to Poland rock festiwal 🎶🤟🌞 ! Its for free and atmosphere its awesome !
If you want to go? I'll take you there. It was fun and yes the water spraying was nice to cool off so hot there.
So you have a time machine? This concert was likely about when you were swimming up inside your future mom.
@@user-sm3ii5dk1u If your meaning of her? yes before her time maybe yours? I was 17 back then.
@@sting64az I was older than 17. My point was inquiring how you would take Biss to a concert that was 41 years ago? Sounds a little like a guy saying anything to get near a girl.
@@user-sm3ii5dk1u Not to that exact concert and yes that was 41 years ago but to a venue like that in that beautiful scenario. If your thinking I'm hitting her think twice before saying something you don't know what your talking about. I travel around the world with my wife and friends.
Yes!
Great, Great music, and you are sooo adorable! ❤😂❤😂
Triumph was great! Another under appreciated band was April Wine, please give them a reaction- they have many great songs, you pick one!
I Do Remember ... most of it !!! LOL
A Great Time Indeed !!!
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Great band and song! Thanks!
This is a great song and a hell of a performance! Love that guitar. Can't see if it's 12 or 18 string from the camera angle. Speaking of.....one man mastered the 18 string guitar. Steve Clark. Check out Def Leppard performing "bringing on the heartbreak" during the pyromania tour. ❤
i grew up with this as teen..fun fun fun
Oh good. You did the US Festival one. Perfect. The thumbnail looked like another show from 1987 or something. US Festival set was near perfect
Seen them many times, you would have loved
Us festival!!! Try dyvinyls " all the boys in town " same concert.
In all fairness Biss, if they hadn’t stuck their face in the camera for the concert, you couldn’t have seen it.
Always love your dance moves Biss. 💕😉💕
Great, Great Band!!!
A lot of bands from Canada are like that. We are pretty good at multitasking.
Just the employment taxes for having to hire another bandmate keeps the riffraff out lol.
@@user-sm3ii5dk1u Must be an American to make that comment. Have to pay for universal health care some how.
@@2727rogers No, I have been paying CDN payroll taxes in my business as long as this song has been. No idea how avoiding taxes by having employees that can multitask makes me American. I guess I should have said they needed 27 union govt employees as back up to qualify for my maple syrup benefits.
@@user-sm3ii5dk1u So you are Canadian. Maybe you could live without universal health care but I know I would be dead now if it wasn't for it. So any tax collected from you and from me believe I am grateful for and would be happy to pay more if I could.
@@2727rogers You can donate to the Govt, there is a line on your tax form. I would happily trade socialist medicine for an actual health insurance & competition system.
"Treeoomph", how cute! 😊
That's also how Germans pronounce it 😀
And I looove this young woman's atttude towards cellphones at events like this one! 😍 Good on her!
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The drummer sings, too.
1983 San Bernardino, CA..Glen Helen Regional Park.
Next to Rush,one of the best from Canada. There's others April Wine etc. Enjoy
Triumph is better than Rush, April Wine, Trooper, Loverboy, Max Webster, Prism, Streetheart, etc are also better than Rush. Rush is talented (amazing drummer), but hugely overrated and self-indulgent. But I've only been listening to Canadian bands for over 50 years...
Triumph is an underrated band,fight the good is my favorite. I still watch themat the US festival anytime it pops up.
I was 16 at the time we lived, i mean really lived 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great band should be in HOF! Never got the recognition they deserved. Rik Emmett may be the best or at least one of the best lead guitarist/lead vocalist combo ever in rock! He does an amazing guitar solo in this concert. Drummer has an amazing voice as well and sings lead in some songs.
The drummer sings lead on a lot of their songs
This may be in California
This was the US Fest in 1983 created by Steve Wozniak (the guy who actually created Apple). It was in California, if the hairstyles didn't give that away. And 3 wee lads from Canada blew everyone away.
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That was keen…..
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One of the great bands of the 80's.....there are more from this same concert you know.....
Bisscute!.... Do a video on Creed! Six feet from the edge! It's a banger for sure!!👍🏼✌🏼
I got to brush mee teeth it's been 40 light years!
you should check out another canadian rock band called April Wine , here is two of there many hits .. Roller , and Just Between You and Me
The 80s.....the most awesomeness decade.....and if you remember the 80s....it means you weren't there.....Peace!
The concerts in those days were really huge parties with your favorite band playing live. All of my favorite memories were at concerts. That's why I don't go anymore. That energy no longer exists. We didn't have cell phones or social media. We all got together at shows and just had fun with each other,no worries. Shared beers ( among other things) and just had fun. Period. I sure miss those days before people like TicketMaster came along and monopolized the whole concert going experience. Sorry,kid. You missed it. But you certainly would've fit right in.