Foreigner - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Foreigner - Double Vision [Atlantic Records SD 19999] (20 June 1978)

Dynamic Range Released: 20 June 1978
Country: US
Label: Atlantic Records
Catalog: SD 19999
Genre: Rock, Pop, Hard Rock

Pressing: Specialty Records Corporation

Item# SR-ATSD19999
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Hot Blooded
02 Blue Morning, Blue Day
03 You're All I Am
04 Back Where You Belong
05 Love Has Taken Its Toll
06 Double Vision
07 Tramontane
08 I Have Waited So Long
09 Lonely Children
10 Spellbinder

Double Vision
Foreigner

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Album Review

Andy Hinds [allmusic.com]

Foreigner promptly followed up its blockbuster debut with the equally successful Double Vision LP in 1978, which featured the FM mega-hits ''Hot Blooded'' and the driving title track. Opting not to mess with a good formula, the band wisely sticks to the polished hard rock sound that made its first record such a hit. Aside from the big singles, other highlights include the swaggering ''Love Has Taken Its Toll'' and the more restrained ''Blue Morning, Blue Day.'' As always, Lou Gramm's impeccable rock vocals lead the way, supported by Mick Jones' tasteful, arena-sized guitar riffs.