No end in Sight : the Very Best of Foreigner.

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Call Number: CD Rock Foreigner No
On Shelf At: Traverwood Branch

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Rock music.
Originally released principally by Atlantic, 1977-1995; includes 2 previously unreleased tracks.
Compact disc.
Program notes by Roy Trakin ([12] p. : ports.) inserted in container.
Feels like the first time -- Long, long way from home -- Cold as ice -- Headknocker -- Starrider -- Double vision -- Blue morning, blue day -- Hot blooded -- Dirty white boy -- Head games -- Women -- Night life -- Break it up -- Juke box hero -- Urgent -- Waiting for a girl like you -- I want to know what love is -- Down on love -- Reaction to action -- That was yesterday -- Say you will -- I don't want to live without you -- Can't wait -- Tooth and nail -- Heart turns to stone -- Lowdown and dirty -- I'll fight for you -- Until the end of time -- Too late -- Say you will (live) -- Starrider (live) -- Juke box hero ; Whole lotta love (live).
Foreigner: Mick Jones (A-I), lead guitar, keyboards, bass and vocals ; Lou Gramm (A-F, H), lead vocals and percussion ; Dennis Elliott (A-G), drums ; Ian McDonald (A-C), guitar, keyboards, reeds and vocals ; Al Greenwood (A-C), keyboards and synthesizer ; Ed Gagliardi (A-B), bass and vocals ; Rick Wills (C-G), bass and vocals ; Johnny Edwards (G), lead vocals ; Jeff Jacobs (H-I), keyboards and vocals ; Bruce Turgon (H), bass and vocals ; Kelly Hansen (I) lead vocals ; Jason Bonham (I) drums ; Thom Gimbel (I) guitar, saxophone, flute, and vocals ; Jeff Pilson (I) bass and vocals.
For over three decades, Foreigner has been one of rock's biggest names, with a long line of hits including I Want to Know What Love Is. Here, 32 tracks, including the new recording Too Late, celebrate the band's long-running career.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Anthemic Arena Rock submitted by Meginator on August 31, 2019, 9:48pm This is great arena rock: every track has an anthemic, larger-than-life feeling, and the album is packed with catchy choruses that will stick in your head for hours. Foreigner doesn’t necessarily do anything particularly innovative, but they are so good at this straightforward style of rock and roll that they hardly need to reinvent the wheel to seal their iconic status. The vocal style is compelling, the lyrics are memorable, and the instrumental mix is good. Crank this one up to 11 and prepare to rock out.