Album Details
Title: Records Artist: Foreigner Release Date: 1982 Re-Released On: 3/5/2007 Label: Atlantic, WEA Duration: 39:23 Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPCs: 075678099922, 075678280023, 4943674070251, 075678099946 Genre: Rock Styles: Hard Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Arena Rock, Album Rock Moods: Energetic, Passionate, Rousing, Theatrical, Confident, Earnest, Exuberant, Fun, Rowdy, Boisterous, Sentimental Total Copies: 49 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Cold as Ice
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Double Vision
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Head Games
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Waiting for a Girl Like You
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Feels Like the First Time
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Urgent
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Dirty White Boy
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Juke Box Hero
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Long, Long Way From Home
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Hot Blooded [Live]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2007 | CD | WEA | 12567 | | 1995 | CD | Atlantic | 82800 | | 1995 | CD | Atlantic | 82800-2 | | 1982 | CD | Atlantic | 80999-2 |
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Album Review
Foreigner's most lucrative years came during their first four albums, with their guitar-driven arena rock flair settling in nicely with the rest of the late-'70s music scene. Twelve of Foreigner's 16 Top 40 singles are from a six year span, between 1977 and 1982, which is why Records makes for such an entertaining collection of the band's early work. With cuts stemming from Foreigner, Double Vision, Head Games, and 4, Records lines up ten of their first 11 hit singles, somehow leaving out 1979's "Blue Morning, Blue Day." But even with this minor deletion, the album is agreeably brief, and it's the most opportune route in exploring Foreigner's best material. Both "Cold As Ice" and "Double Vision" are stellar examples of Lou Gramm's vocal gusto and Mick Jones' bang-on guitar playing, while favorites like "Urgent" (with Junior Walker on sax ), "Head Games," and "Feels Like the First Time," with its shiny keyboard segments, are unblemished radio-rock standards. The live cut of "Hot Blooded" is a nice addition as well, as is the band's second-best ballad in "Waiting for a Girl Like You," outdone only by 1984's "I Want to Know What Love Is." While Records fits the bill as a compact summation of all of Foreigner's pre-Agent Provocateur hits, it also makes for one great driving album. ~ Mike DeGagne, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Alan Greenwood | Keyboards, Synthesizer | | Allen Levine | Photography | | Bob Defrin | Design, Art Direction | | Bob Mayo | Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals (Background) | | Dave Wittman | Engineer | | Dennis Elliott | Drums | | Ed Gagliardi | Bass, Vocals (Background) | | Frank Moscati | Photography | | Gary Lyons | Producer | | Geoff Workman | Engineer | | Ian Lloyd | Vocals (Background) | | Ian McDonald | Vocals (Background), Producer, Keyboards, Horn, Guitar | | Jimmy Douglass | Engineer | | John Sinclair | Producer | | Junior Walker | Sax (Soprano) | | Keith Olsen | Producer | | Larry Fast | Synthesizer, ? | | Lou Gramm | Vocals, Percussion | | Lynn Dreese Breslin | Design, Art Direction | | Mark Rivera | Clavinet, Vocals (Background), Saxophone | | Michael Fonfara | Keyboards, ? | | Mick Jones | Bass, Vocals (Background), Guitar (Acoustic), Fender Rhodes, Producer, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards | | Rick Wills | Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background), Bass | | Robert John "Mutt" Lange | Producer, Vocals (Background) | | Roy Thomas Baker | Producer | | Ted Jensen | Remastering | | Thomas Dolby | Synthesizer |
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