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1. Triumph still rocked when this album was released and after this too. Any Triumph fans would say this sounds just like some of there other albums like "Just a Game," "Never Surrender," "Thunder Seven" and "Allied Forces." I just can't believe this has only a 'Gold' record. This album does not sound anything like pop, but more like hard rock/5(53).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Sport Of Kings on Discogs/5(3).

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3. Triumph still rocked when this album was released and after this too. Any Triumph fans would say this sounds just like some of there other albums like "Just a Game," "Never Surrender," "Thunder Seven" and "Allied Forces." I just can't believe this has only a 'Gold' record. This album does not sound anything like pop, but more like hard rock/5(48).

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Pinckneyville Pressing Vinyl release of The Sport Of Kings on Discogs. Label: MCA Records - MCA • Format: Vinyl LP, Album Pinckneyville Pressing • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Classic Rock/5(42).

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5. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Triumph - The Sport Of Kings at Discogs. Complete your Triumph collection/5().

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Sport Of Kings on Discogs/5(55).

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7. I have Sport Of Kings on vinyl but had to have it on cd as well. I've always loved this very underrated band. And I remember some reviews were a bit unkind to this album as they were maybe used to slightly heavier great albums like "Never Surrender" and "Allied Forces" But who cares when the music is as strong and consistent as Kings/5(46).

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Sport Of Kings on Discogs. Label: MCA Records - MCA • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Club Edition • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Classic Rock/5(24).

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9. By the release of their eighth studio album, The Sport of Kings, in , Triumph were struggling to navigate the depressing hard rock cesspool of the mid-'80s, a period when serious musicianship, songwriting adventure, and individuality itself had come under assault by the inexplicable success of superficial hair metal bands. So after bowing down to frosty token synthesizers on the preceding.

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