Even more surprising — and much more fruitful — was the 2003 album "Dear Catastrophe Waitress," a triumphant and unexpected collaboration with the mainstream pop producer Trevor Horn.
His move to Gevena proved crucial to the future of Cern, which, briefly with the aid of Adams, he transformed from an uncertain centre dealing with small university groups into a confident, world-class laboratory that is both a leader in particle physics and a triumphant demonstration of international collaboration.
Slant Magazine's Alexa Camp described the track as a "corrective of sorts" to her 2012 urban single release "Triumphant (Get 'Em)", a collaboration with Rick Ross and Meek Mill, noting that "Thirsty" is not "littered" with guest features.
A Life of Picasso, Vol III: The Triumphant Years 1917-1932 by John Richardson, with the collaboration of Marilyn McCully Cape, £30, pp592 By far the biggest and most purposeful of very few surviving works by the infant Picasso shows a stocky, bearded Hercules.
"A Good Year," an innocuous, feel-good movie that reunites Russell Crowe with the director Ridley Scott, is a far cry from the triumphant metallic stomp of "Gladiator," their previous collaboration.
This is one collaboration in which the primary source reigns triumphant!
Echoes of the 1960s were everywhere, from the repeats of Thunderbirds on television (making Tracy Island the must-have toy) to the triumphant return to television of Barbara Windsor in Eastenders and of Lulu, in collaboration with Take That.
Suzanne Gorman's production, a collaboration between Derby Live and New Perspectives, has been designed to fit into village halls; yet is triumphant proof that small-scale need not mean limited ambition.
The Bridge on the River Kwai is a parable of Pétain-esque collaboration, demonstrating how we British might well salvage a bad situation by showing our masters we could make a triumphant job of submission and self-abasement.
