Just A Game

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Just a Game is the third studio album by Canadian hard rock band Triumph, released in 1979. The album contains their first big hit, "Lay it on the Line" and the near Top 40 hit "Hold On". Artwork The vinyl LP version of the album featured a sleeve that folded open to reveal a board game (though later pressings just contained a regular vinyl sleeve without thi.) The front cover of the album revealed a futuristic world where every symbol depicts a song featured on the album. Track listing Vinyl Release "Moving On" (Moore) – 4:07 "Young Enough to Cry" (Moore) – 6:03 "American Girls" (Moore) – 5:01 "Lay it on the Line" (Emmett) – 4:02 "Suitcase Blues" (Emmett) – 3:01 "Just a Game" (Emmett) – 6:13 "Fantasy Serenade" (Emmett) – 1:39 "Hold On" (Emmett) – 6:04 Cassette Release "Moving On" (Moore) – 4:07 "Lay it on the Line" (Emmett) – 4:02 "Young Enough to Cry" (Moore) – 6:03 "American Girls" (Moore) – 5:01 "Suitcase Blues" (Emmett) – 3:01 "Just a Game" (Emmett) – 6:13 "Fantasy Serenade" (Emmett) – 1:39 "Hold On" (Emmett) – 6:04 CD Release "Moving On" (Moore) – 4:07 "Lay it on the Line" (Emmett) – 4:02 "Young Enough to Cry" (Moore) – 6:03 "American Girls" (Moore) – 5:01 "Just a Game" (Emmett) – 6:13 "Fantasy Serenade" (Emmett) – 1:39 "Hold On" (Emmett) – 6:04 "Suitcase Blues" (Emmett) – 3:01 Personnel Rik Emmett – guitar, vocals Gil Moore – drum, vocals Michael Levine – ba, keyboards Laurie Delgrande – keyboards Mike Danna – keyboards Beau David – background vocals Elaine Overholt – background vocals Gord Waszek – background vocals Colina Phillips – background vocals Rosie Levine – background vocals Production Michael Levine – producer Mike Jones – engineer Doug Neil – assistant George Semkiw – remixing Hugh Cooper – assistant John Golden – digital mastering Brett Zilahi – digital re mastering Rene Zamic – cover illustration Gary Kremnitz – photography Lynne Waggett – photography Jim Murray – photography Alan Henry – crew Dave Dickson – crew .

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