FOREIGNER
FOREIGNER discography with album pages, track lists, Spotify players, music videos and English liner notes on METAL BOOST.
English Discography Overview
This English discography hub highlights FOREIGNER albums such as Can't Slow Down, Mr. Moonlight, Unusual Heat. The album notes emphasize these records' riffs, vocals, production character, songwriting flow and listening context: Can't Slow Down is an album to place in FOREIGNER’s 2009 discography through AOR polish, big choruses and a bluesy rock foundation. Mr. Moonlight finds FOREIGNER in a phase that reunites Foreigner around Lou Gramm's powerful voice and Mick Jones's guitar, once again drawing large melodic shapes. Unusual Heat introduces a new front voice and places Mick Jones’s guitar at the center of a harder, more early-1990s sound.
Albums
Can't Slow Down is an album to place in FOREIGNER’s 2009 discography through AOR polish, big choruses and a bluesy rock foundation.
Mr. Moonlight finds FOREIGNER in a phase that reunites Foreigner around Lou Gramm's powerful voice and Mick Jones's guitar, once again drawing large melodic shapes.
Unusual Heat introduces a new front voice and places Mick Jones’s guitar at the center of a harder, more early-1990s sound.
Inside Information centers Lou Gramm’s powerful voice inside Mick Jones’s carefully assembled guitars and keyboards.
Agent Provocateur balances hard rock and large-scale balladry around Mick Jones’s careful songwriting and Lou Gramm’s powerful voice.
4 joins Mick Jones’s guitar riffs and Lou Gramm’s powerful voice inside a tightly polished production.
Head Games finds Foreigner preserving its gift for polished melody while pushing further into hard, muscular arena rock.
Double Vision sharpens FOREIGNER’s identity as an arena-scale hard-rock band by joining durable riffs, Lou Gramm’s powerful voice and meticulously shaped choruses.
Foreigner’s debut shapes Mick Jones’s firm guitar riffs and Lou Gramm’s powerful, soulful voice into songs with immediate impact.