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    Posted: October 13 2023 at 01:05
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And as you say, they are mice, not rats.

I guess Triumvimice just doesn't roll off the tongue as easily. LOL


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Originally posted by TheGazzardian TheGazzardian wrote:

Reading this thread, I wondered, "What is it with Triumvirat and all the mice on their album covers?"

Only realized subsequently

Triumvi-RAT

Of course. How did I miss it for son long?
Even though  they were my favorite band from  the first I ever heard them, I missed that myself for quite a bit. 
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Reading this thread, I wondered, "What is it with Triumvirat and all the mice on their album covers?"

Only realized subsequently

Triumvi-RAT

Of course. How did I miss it for son long?
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Originally posted by JD JD wrote:

I certainly don't recognize the one in the upper RH corner, row 1, with the 'rabbit?" on the cover or the the LH one on row 2. Then the middle ones on row 3 and 5 look like the back cover of one that, again, I don't really recognize.
The one on the upper right hand corner, with a mouse holding a little cross, is a Japanese remastering of the Oct. 1st, 1974 Live at Ultrasonics bootleg recording entitled "The Road To Nowhere"; The left hand one on row 2 is a remastering of the Providence, RI live bootleg recording also from the fall of 1974 called "Illusions at the Palace". The middle one on row 3 is the back cover of the 2002 Old Loves Die Hard remaster, and the middle on on row 5 is the back cover of the 2002 remaster of Mediterranean Tales. 
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Originally posted by Jacob Schoolcraft Jacob Schoolcraft wrote:

Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

My Triumvirat cd collection apart from the newest addition....Helmut's solo album is just a cd-r taken from the lp for private listening only....




That's an amazing collection!!! Does Old Loves Die Hard have a different cover here? I have glasses on my I can't spot it. Which cover is it?
 
   Old Loves Die Hard is between Pompeii and Spartacus; it is the back cover of the 2002 remaster of the album....
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Originally posted by JD JD wrote:

I got these in TO sometime in the early-mid 90's. My only Si-Wan releases. Maybe it was the same store?


  JD, I really love Triade. I have seen the cover for the one on the left; but never heard it; is it jazz rock from the seventies?
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I certainly don't recognize the one in the upper RH corner, row 1, with the 'rabbit?" on the cover or the the LH one on row 2. Then the middle ones on row 3 and 5 look like the back cover of one that, again, I don't really recognize.
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Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

My Triumvirat cd collection apart from the newest addition....Helmut's solo album is just a cd-r taken from the lp for private listening only....




That's an amazing collection!!! Does Old Loves Die Hard have a different cover here? I have glasses on my I can't spot it. Which cover is it?
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I got these in TO sometime in the early-mid 90's. My only Si-Wan releases. Maybe it was the same store?
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Cool find! I think a lot of the Si-Wan releases are hard to find these days. Oddly enough I visited a store in the late 1990s in Toronto, Canada, called Black Planet. Apparently Si-Wan used that store as their North American distribution center for several years. I didn't know it at the time. Wish I had because I could've looked deeper into what they had from Si-Wan.
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Originally posted by Octopus II Octopus II wrote:

I think the artwork on 'Russian Roulette' tells me all I need to know! Confused

No kidding! LOL
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Quote a real rarity,
Shame it's so rare. I wish I could just casually open up YT and listen to that different mix.
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I will give A La Carte a listen. Thumbs Up

I think the artwork on 'Russian Roulette' tells me all I need to know! Confused
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Originally posted by Octopus II Octopus II wrote:

These are the only Triumvirat albums I don't have on CD.

 I have never heard either of them. Are they as bad as all the reviews I have read say? Smile

TRIUMVIRAT À La Carte reviews

TRIUMVIRAT Russian Roulette reviews


You know, though not progressive rock, A La Carte is actually a nice pop rock effort that I sometimes get in the mood for; I would say it has something going for it in that vein; but Russian Roulette, I honestly have tried to get to grips with it, I used to be somewhat sympathetic to it, but in the final analysis, it is a stinker. It has no lasting redeeming qualities whatsoever. 
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These are the only Triumvirat albums I don't have on CD.

 I have never heard either of them. Are they as bad as all the reviews I have read say? Smile

TRIUMVIRAT À La Carte reviews

TRIUMVIRAT Russian Roulette reviews
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My Triumvirat lp collection....
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My Triumvirat cd collection apart from the newest addition....Helmut's solo album is just a cd-r taken from the lp for private listening only....



Edited by presdoug - October 07 2023 at 08:10
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Originally posted by JD JD wrote:

My only one missing is A la Carte, but I still have my OG mint condition LP.

These are all my original CD releases.


That is a beautiful collection!
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