@@goosebump801 seriously??? Like I could even come close to naming the great bands. 😂 I was just mentally walking down my high school hallway and reading concert t-shirts. 😂
💯 here for some Foreigner!! They have so many good songs! Double vision, Hot blooded, Jukebox hero, Urgent, & Feels like the first time are just a few good ones!
Lou Gram had an amazing voice and I loved Foreigner. Lou pulled through some dark times. He was experiencing headaches, double vision and went to the doctor and found put he had an inoperable terminal brain tumour. He heard a doctor on TV say he was doing this very new and difficult surgery on brain tumours and Lou flew out to see him and 4 days after he was initially diagnosed he found himself on the operating table and they removed the tumour and he is with us today. Great band!
“Evil Woman” is by ELO(Electric Light Orchestra) and it is 🔥🔥🔥one of my favorite bands when I was in my early teens! That is a deep rabbit hole as well! Yes for more classics!❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
70's Rock. Timeless stuff. So many good bands, so much great music. No other era even comes close. I was in a store with my 17 yr old nephew, some 70's rock tune was playing overhead and I started singing along. He said "That is so old!!!" I said "Yep, 50 years. Do you think 50 years from now anyone is going to be listening to the crap that's played now?" The cashier started laughing and said " Preach to that young boy!".
And jus think, they were able to produce all that great music without autotune and pitch correction. I don't think you can listen to any recorded music that's put out today that isn't pitch corrected.
Born in 1962, I got to grow up with these bands. Got to dance through the 70s and rock through the 80s and 90s. I would not have wanted to be born in any other year. I have had the BEST of the BEST!!!
Dude, 40 year olds. Lol I'm not 40. Almost 50 years ago I went to several foreigner concerts. 1977, 1978, 1980. I was 13, 14, 15. I'll be 60 March 25th. You guys have NO IDEA..... What music was then. It was real! It was part of these people. They weren't the sale outs. They made their music, their way. It was beautiful. They played instruments, they sang without digital computer crap going on. RIP TO PRINCE He played 26 different instruments. It's a by gone era😢😢😢 Tickets were 5.50 in 1977. 10.50 in 1980. Keep listening. Is all I can say. The albums back then were great. All the songs were great. Not just the Number 1 song. God Bless ✌️✌️ & ❤❤
Foreigner, Styx, Boston, Electric Light Orchestra, Kansas and there a few more that all rocked the late seventies into the early eighties. That is the era of the best music. I feel old now that i hear most of them on the classics radio stations. I love your reactions BP. It is so cool seeing some one hear it for the first time and reminds me of when I heard them for the first time.
Foreigner had lots of other good songs! They include: Feels Like the First Time, Hot Blooded, Double Vision, Headknocker, Jukebox Hero, Waiting for a Girl Like You, The Damage Is Done, Starrider, I Have Want So Long, Urgent, Head Games, and Fool for You Anyway, among others. Lou Gramm was a great singer and Mick Jones was a great songwriter and actually sang my personal favorite, Starrider.
You touched on a journey I started over 10 years ago when I realized Biggie's Hypnotize was Herb Alpert's Rise and Eminem's Hi My Name Is was Labi Siffre's I Got The Blues. Len's Steal My Sunshine was Andrea True Connection's More More More. I started a "Diggin In The Crates" playlist to find all the samples from hip hop songs I grew up with. The journey was instrumental in discovering and especially appreciating new (to me) artists and genres.
OMG, bringing back memories of my high school days and shortly after. Love, love, love Foreigner. At one time I think I owned ALL of their albums. Thanks for covering this. Evil Woman was done by ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)
Classic Foreigner song! Great melody, fantastic guitars, superb keyboards and outstanding vocals... this was a song that I heard again and again over the years on the radio while growing up. Thanks for bringing this and I'm so happy (but not surprised) that you found this and it filled in some gaps from your music history. Many times when one artist samples or borrows from another song or tune it is just like you were describing in that you don't receive the breadth of what the original effort entailed. Your experience here is sort of like the old Paul Harvey News show which gave "The Rest of the Story"... Great reaction! I am continually impressed with your delight at seeing another side of music. You're the best!
When this came out there was some of the coolest concerts in the world going on here in America. I attended a Cleveland Concert where the bands playing were J. Geils, Rick Derringer, Peter Frampton, Bob Seger and another band. I can't remember the fifth band. But it was out of this world. There will never ever be concerts like that again. But I seen Foreigner, Dobies, Joe Cocker, and on and on. I am seventy one now and grateful I got to hear most of these live.
I live to a military post, and they used to bring in rock bands...one time in one concert it was Foreigner, Eddie Money and Kansas. Yep it was an amazing concert.
They got a lot of great hits. Juke box hero. I been waiting for a girl like you ( other power ballad) Blue days, blue nights. Double vision. Hot blooded. Prisoner of love.
Pegasus, you are just gonna love the Foreigner rabbit hole! Suuper Fun Band! Like a teenage love affair, dirty, fast, racing cars, gettin ----faced. Driving a '67 Camaro down the Ft Lauderdale Beach strip in 1985. 17yrs old, out of control, fewakung greatest times!
Evil Woman was written by Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra. You definitely need to check that out too. Love Foreigner! They have lots of big hits in the 70’s. Dirty White Boy, Waiting for a Girl like You, Urgent, I Want to Know What Love Is and some of their biggest.
Your always surprised that there songs sound so different, the bands from late 60s, 70s and 80s all played different music, they played alot o instruments and sang no beatbox no auto tune just pure talant
When I heard this song for the very 1st time,, I was in juvenile lock up, in the 1980s. It was cathartic for me! Cathartic can't be sampled, only EXPERIENCED! KEEP ON ROCKING THE YOUTH!!!
i remember the very day/moment i heard this for the first time brand new, in high school, on the bus going home after school, this popular kid had this giant 8 TRACK boom box stereo and this album, on brand new 8 track tape, jamming it nice and loud on the ride home, all us kids, the WHOLE BUS, remained silent and soaked it all in, no chatter, no ppl talking, everyone just transfixed on this awesome sound comming on out, so this reaction will a blast from the past for me, not even sure when i heard it last,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,im an oldster now , 62 yrs old, still rocking in the free world, but as i age, my musical tastes have grown in to some stuff i never thought i would be caught ded digging on, but i do, and am glad i do, all kinds of music rules, you dont have to stick on any one thing, dig it all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Great album from start to finish. A companion song by Foreigner is Head Games, and another catchy one with a great hook is Urgent.... enjoy this rabbit hole should you decide to continue with Foreigner....Lou Gramm (the lead singer) has a very signature voice...
E.L.O. (pronounced by individual letters) , "Evil Woman", "Telephone Line", "Strange Magic" is a good start for this rabbit hole. Jeff Lynne is the lead singer and leader, later in life became part of super group, Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, and George Harrison.
Love 💗 Foreigner - to me, they are like the sister-band to Boston... (or should I say brother-band) haha. Two phenom bands. I enjoy the comments you both hv & appreciate what a connoisseur of music your partner is there.
1981 ( I think lol)Texas Jam at the Cotton Bowl, I was in front of the stage when Foreigner came on at 2 pm. Lost my shoes and had to fight to keep my Wild Turkey hat...lol. Have always loved these guys.
Many of the rap songs you are familiar with are sampled from other places. I can't tell you how many reaction channels with rappers didn't know these great songs 20, 30, 40 & 50 years ago existed, and have been sampled over & over again.
My 1st concert was 1978 Foreigner Double Vision tour and The Cars opened for them. I was a kid but still remember how good they sounded. Their 1st 2 albums are still so great to listen to.
Check out their song “Women” to stay in the lane of this song. One of my favorite Foreigner songs is “Long Long Way From Home” #blackpegasusraps #blackpegasus #donjuanabe #foreigner
I love that my parents introduced me to these great bands from the 70s. When I was a kid I hated listening to their music and now I appreciate it the music so much.
Great reaction, Pegasus! "Cold as Ice" was from Foreigner's debut album (1978?). I was a junior in high school, and wore this album out! This is many years before "I Wanna Know What Love Is".
I've been a Foreigner fan since this album came out when I was 14. Not a bad song on the entire album. Saw them in concert for the Head Games Tour in 1979 and Foreigner Four in 1982.
Foreigner is one of my all-time favorites! There is an entire catalogue of songs to dive into! Lou Gramm is one of the all-time best vocalists, period! Please listen to more.
you guys need to do a deep dive on Foreigner, they are a great band and have alot of bangers, Juke Box Hero, Urgent, Hot Blooded, Feels Like the First Time, Double Vision, Head Games, Dirty White Boy, Long Way From Home, Waiting for a Girl Like You,
Watching your face BP in this one is awesome! I can see how spun out you are by this song, lyrics and music. Foreigner are an all time favourite for this 70s baby.
Crazy this came out in 1977. I was in early elementary school. “I Wanna Know What Love Is” was mid 80’s. It was a deviation for them, but probably their most recognized song as a cross over power ballad. “Juke Box Hero” is a banger. Really cool younger generation appreciates the talent from the 70’s 80’s and 90’s. My high school age son loves the 70’s and 80’s music. He says that he wished he grew up in the 80’s. Foreigner is one of his favorites. So many good songs.
your right what you said, im 60 years old, and lived through through some of best decades of music, The stuff, gen Z and gen X are listning to now, and alot wishing they were born back then, In my opion the 80's was the best era, for music legends, for the many genre of music, we had MJ, Queen phil coloins,status quo, the stone, dire straits, Tina turner, just look at live aid, and then there is the fashion, the hair styles, we had disco, i could go on for ever, Just my opinion
Luv your facial features on your reactions. Just got finished watching FOREIGNER. Luv them saw them live. You need to listen to BLUE MORNING, BLUE DAY., by Foreignor. Great song thank you
I wanna know what love is... TO Cold as Ice .. TO Juke Box Hero That's the range of Foreigner. That's the exact order they played it when I saw them in concert 😀
Foreigner, churned out hit after hit after hit. Urgent; Hot Blooded; Double Vision; Juke Box Hero; Dirty White Boy; Head Games; Feels Like the First Time; Blue Morning, Blue Day, and that's off the top of my head. 😂 I enjoy sampling in the newer music. It makes a connection for me. Edit: Evil Woman was by ELO. Have you done Black Magic Woman or Maneater yet?? 😂😂😂😂
When you say "perfect song", you're not far off the mark. This was their first album and it just EXPLODED on the scene like an A-bomb. Everyone went crazy for it. 80 million records sold by these guys. And "I Want To Know What Love Is" was a good ten years down the road from this ... kind of the beginning of the end for the hard rockin' stuff. Sadly. LOTS of great stuff to hear from this band!
Sooooooooo I was a bit of a concert junkie. Saw Foreigner 2x. My boys followed in my footsteps too. My generation did have the best music. And yes, I am a "bit" older. LOL The Dead, Zeppelin, Skynrd (before the crash), Floyd, and on and on and on (Yes, Sabbath too) LOL Keep enjoying our music. I love watching you discover it.
Lou Gramm had a fantastic range as a singer, and he is in the rocknroll hall of fame. Amazing to see how young Mick Jones looks in the video. "URGENT" AND "JUKE BOX HERO" are a must listen especially live versions.
Kansas, Foreigner, Boston, The Doobie Brothers, ELO. There are soooo many great bands out there.
And don’t forget Styx!
Boston yes!
@@goosebump801 seriously??? Like I could even come close to naming the great bands. 😂
I was just mentally walking down my high school hallway and reading concert t-shirts. 😂
I'd run out of characters allowed to type here if I tried to list all the greats, but any list has got to include Bob Seger!
Boston🙌
💯 here for some Foreigner!! They have so many good songs! Double vision, Hot blooded, Jukebox hero, Urgent, & Feels like the first time are just a few good ones!
Me too,I remember when this song first came out. Never heard of MOP
***MUST HEAR ALL THOSE IMMEDIATELY!!!***
1-Blue Morning
2- Head Games
1-Blue Morning
2- Head Games
1-Blue Morning
2- Head Games
“Cold as Ice” way predates “I Want to Know What Love Is “
Yes! This one is much more representative of the majority of their work. SO many great classic songs!!
"Cold as Ice" also paves the way to Dana Carvey's Choppin Broccoli ...
Lou Gram had an amazing voice and I loved Foreigner. Lou pulled through some dark times. He was experiencing headaches, double vision and went to the doctor and found put he had an inoperable terminal brain tumour. He heard a doctor on TV say he was doing this very new and difficult surgery on brain tumours and Lou flew out to see him and 4 days after he was initially diagnosed he found himself on the operating table and they removed the tumour and he is with us today. Great band!
“Evil Woman” is by ELO(Electric Light Orchestra) and it is 🔥🔥🔥one of my favorite bands when I was in my early teens! That is a deep rabbit hole as well! Yes for more classics!❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
There was also an "Evil Woman" performed by Black Sabbath (original from Crow), but i think you are right with your guess. ;)
ELO! SHOWDOWN ♡
Sticking with a theme..."Evil Ways" by Santana
@@CindyNavarro anything by Santana! 🔥🔥
Luv ELO, saw them live, didn’t disappoint. 😉
70's Rock. Timeless stuff. So many good bands, so much great music. No other era even comes close. I was in a store with my 17 yr old nephew, some 70's rock tune was playing overhead and I started singing along. He said "That is so old!!!" I said "Yep, 50 years. Do you think 50 years from now anyone is going to be listening to the crap that's played now?" The cashier started laughing and said " Preach to that young boy!".
And jus think, they were able to produce all that great music without autotune and pitch correction. I don't think you can listen to any recorded music that's put out today that isn't pitch corrected.
@@glennelfmann3143 and having to actually cut the tape and splice for edits not just drag and click
I hope not. Bleh....60s 70 is the prime cut music...my opinion
There was more talent in 70s bands than any other era! Being a teen in the 70s was the best!
Foreigner is awesome! "Dirty White Boy" "Juke box hero", gotta check them out
Juke box hero is one of my top get pumped songs of all time
Head Games
Jukebox hero. absolutely check it out
Feels like the first time- is their first hit
That song alone got them signed to their label
Foreigner is Finally in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2024. Way over due for sure!
This was 1977. Their debut album and it's nothing but bangers!
Born in 1962, I got to grow up with these bands. Got to dance through the 70s and rock through the 80s and 90s. I would not have wanted to be born in any other year. I have had the BEST of the BEST!!!
I was also born in 1962 my 1 st recollection of a song by Foreigner is hot blooded.my 1 st favorite
Ok. Ok. Ok. You GOTTA listen to Urgent. You’ll loooove the sax. 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻 Foreigner. ❤🎉
You're very kind to say "a little bit older" 😂 I just had another birthday yesterday. I love Foreigner ❤️
Happy Birthday. Love Foreigner too!
@@poundcake88 Thank you!
At 55 they were a fav of mine too…. Can still sing all the words. Happy Birthday!
@@toddylu6869 Thank you!
@@SilentEcho9194 Happy Birthday!
Dude, 40 year olds. Lol
I'm not 40. Almost 50 years ago I went to several foreigner concerts. 1977, 1978, 1980. I was 13, 14, 15. I'll be 60 March 25th. You guys have NO IDEA..... What music was then. It was real! It was part of these people. They weren't the sale outs. They made their music, their way. It was beautiful. They played instruments, they sang without digital computer crap going on. RIP TO PRINCE He played 26 different instruments. It's a by gone era😢😢😢
Tickets were 5.50 in 1977. 10.50 in 1980. Keep listening. Is all I can say. The albums back then were great. All the songs were great. Not just the Number 1 song.
God Bless
✌️✌️ & ❤❤
Foreigner, Styx, Boston, Electric Light Orchestra, Kansas and there a few more that all rocked the late seventies into the early eighties. That is the era of the best music. I feel old now that i hear most of them on the classics radio stations. I love your reactions BP. It is so cool seeing some one hear it for the first time and reminds me of when I heard them for the first time.
The 70s were the BEST TIME to be alive as a teenager!! This was all over the radio!!! So many classic bands that kicked ass!!❤!!!!
Foreigner 4 was one of my first albums. Classic!
This is one of my "cruising down the highway with the stereo blasting, singing at the top of my lungs" songs... and it has been since 1977.
Juke Box Hero and Urgent are just a couple of their massive hits to check out.
Can't wait for this! 👏👏👏
Dude has Killer Voice. Song Slams!!!
💯🔥💣🎸🎶🎵
Smoke'em If You Got'em 🤫😉😎🤘
Foreigner had lots of other good songs! They include: Feels Like the First Time, Hot Blooded, Double Vision, Headknocker, Jukebox Hero, Waiting for a Girl Like You, The Damage Is Done, Starrider, I Have Want So Long, Urgent, Head Games, and Fool for You Anyway, among others. Lou Gramm was a great singer and Mick Jones was a great songwriter and actually sang my personal favorite, Starrider.
You touched on a journey I started over 10 years ago when I realized Biggie's Hypnotize was Herb Alpert's Rise and Eminem's Hi My Name Is was Labi Siffre's I Got The Blues. Len's Steal My Sunshine was Andrea True Connection's More More More. I started a "Diggin In The Crates" playlist to find all the samples from hip hop songs I grew up with. The journey was instrumental in discovering and especially appreciating new (to me) artists and genres.
Jukebox Hero is their most rocking song for sure. Its a must❤
OMG, bringing back memories of my high school days and shortly after. Love, love, love Foreigner. At one time I think I owned ALL of their albums. Thanks for covering this.
Evil Woman was done by ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)
Classic Foreigner song! Great melody, fantastic guitars, superb keyboards and outstanding vocals... this was a song that I heard again and again over the years on the radio while growing up. Thanks for bringing this and I'm so happy (but not surprised) that you found this and it filled in some gaps from your music history. Many times when one artist samples or borrows from another song or tune it is just like you were describing in that you don't receive the breadth of what the original effort entailed. Your experience here is sort of like the old Paul Harvey News show which gave "The Rest of the Story"... Great reaction! I am continually impressed with your delight at seeing another side of music. You're the best!
Foreigner has been nominated for The Rock and Roll HOF, should have been in YEARS AGO. Lou Gramm was an awesome singer. 😊❤
When this came out there was some of the coolest concerts in the world going on here in America. I attended a Cleveland Concert where the bands playing were J. Geils, Rick Derringer, Peter Frampton, Bob Seger and another band. I can't remember the fifth band. But it was out of this world. There will never ever be concerts like that again. But I seen Foreigner, Dobies, Joe Cocker, and on and on. I am seventy one now and grateful I got to hear most of these live.
I live to a military post, and they used to bring in rock bands...one time in one concert it was Foreigner, Eddie Money and Kansas. Yep it was an amazing concert.
They got a lot of great hits.
Juke box hero.
I been waiting for a girl like you ( other power ballad)
Blue days, blue nights.
Double vision.
Hot blooded.
Prisoner of love.
Pegasus, you are just gonna love the Foreigner rabbit hole! Suuper Fun Band! Like a teenage love affair, dirty, fast, racing cars, gettin ----faced. Driving a '67 Camaro down the Ft Lauderdale Beach strip in 1985. 17yrs old, out of control, fewakung greatest times!
Double Vision is great too. Often overloooked in the reaction game is a little band named Bad Company. Can't go wrong there
I love "Juke Box Hero" by Foreigner, but this one is really good too. Being a teen in the early '80's was a great time for music.
Evil Woman was written by Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra. You definitely need to check that out too. Love Foreigner! They have lots of big hits in the 70’s. Dirty White Boy, Waiting for a Girl like You, Urgent, I Want to Know What Love Is and some of their biggest.
Your always surprised that there songs sound so different, the bands from late 60s, 70s and 80s all played different music, they played alot o instruments and sang no beatbox no auto tune just pure talant
When I heard this song for the very 1st time,, I was in juvenile lock up, in the 1980s. It was cathartic for me! Cathartic can't be sampled, only EXPERIENCED! KEEP ON ROCKING THE YOUTH!!!
70's had so many great bands but I really loved Foreigner. High School memories! LOL
i remember the very day/moment i heard this for the first time brand new, in high school, on the bus going home after school, this popular kid had this giant 8 TRACK boom box stereo and this album, on brand new 8 track tape, jamming it nice and loud on the ride home, all us kids, the WHOLE BUS, remained silent and soaked it all in, no chatter, no ppl talking, everyone just transfixed on this awesome sound comming on out, so this reaction will a blast from the past for me, not even sure when i heard it last,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,im an oldster now , 62 yrs old, still rocking in the free world, but as i age, my musical tastes have grown in to some stuff i never thought i would be caught ded digging on, but i do, and am glad i do, all kinds of music rules, you dont have to stick on any one thing, dig it all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Foreigners very versatile!! I actually was around for this great era of music. It’s great to see your reactions to these iconic songs!!
Evil woman ELO is 🔥🔥🔥 anything by ELO would be a great reaction
Great album from start to finish. A companion song by Foreigner is Head Games, and another catchy one with a great hook is Urgent.... enjoy this rabbit hole should you decide to continue with Foreigner....Lou Gramm (the lead singer) has a very signature voice...
Foreigner great band, and Lou Gramm is one of the great voices in rock.
have seen then a few times, they ROCK live... Long, Long Way From Home is great on the album, live it AMAZING
E.L.O. (pronounced by individual letters) , "Evil Woman", "Telephone Line", "Strange Magic" is a good start for this rabbit hole. Jeff Lynne is the lead singer and leader, later in life became part of super group, Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, and George Harrison.
Classic rock from my teen years. Glad you enjoyed it. That voice!
this band and several others were the music in my teenage years
Oh more Foreigner please!!! Songs of my teenage years In Australia!! Lou Gramm, what a voice he has.
Love 💗 Foreigner - to me, they are like the sister-band to Boston... (or should I say brother-band) haha. Two phenom bands. I enjoy the comments you both hv & appreciate what a connoisseur of music your partner is there.
Foreigner! Jukebox hero is a must!
1981 ( I think lol)Texas Jam at the Cotton Bowl, I was in front of the stage when Foreigner came on at 2 pm. Lost my shoes and had to fight to keep my Wild Turkey hat...lol. Have always loved these guys.
Lou Graham has n incredible voice."I Want To Know What Love Is" is a great song by him too.
Many of the rap songs you are familiar with are sampled from other places. I can't tell you how many reaction channels with rappers didn't know these great songs 20, 30, 40 & 50 years ago existed, and have been sampled over & over again.
Jukebox Hero!
My 1st concert was 1978 Foreigner Double Vision tour and The Cars opened for them. I was a kid but still remember how good they sounded. Their 1st 2 albums are still so great to listen to.
Juke box hero is a must. Great story of …..guitarist who lived fast.
This is one of the best. Takes me back!! Foreigner! 😊
Check out their song “Women” to stay in the lane of this song. One of my favorite Foreigner songs is “Long Long Way From Home” #blackpegasusraps #blackpegasus #donjuanabe #foreigner
Still a banger I blast now
I love that my parents introduced me to these great bands from the 70s. When I was a kid I hated listening to their music and now I appreciate it the music so much.
Cold as Ice was released 1977 and I want to know what love is was released 1984 it truly was amazing how they can change the tone so much in 7 years
Great reaction, Pegasus! "Cold as Ice" was from Foreigner's debut album (1978?). I was a junior in high school, and wore this album out! This is many years before "I Wanna Know What Love Is".
Fire! Good job guys.
I've been a Foreigner fan since this album came out when I was 14. Not a bad song on the entire album.
Saw them in concert for the Head Games Tour in 1979 and Foreigner Four in 1982.
Foreigner is one of my all-time favorites! There is an entire catalogue of songs to dive into! Lou Gramm is one of the all-time best vocalists, period! Please listen to more.
Boston, Journey, Kansas, Foreigner and The Boss (Springsteen)! What a summer it was!
Head Games is another good one by Foreigner!!!!!
you guys need to do a deep dive on Foreigner, they are a great band and have alot of bangers, Juke Box Hero, Urgent, Hot Blooded, Feels Like the First Time, Double Vision, Head Games, Dirty White Boy, Long Way From Home, Waiting for a Girl Like You,
Foreigner music was part of my teenage years. Great song and band!!
Foreigner up for being voted into R&R Hall of Fame. Go vote!
Watching your face BP in this one is awesome! I can see how spun out you are by this song, lyrics and music. Foreigner are an all time favourite for this 70s baby.
At 56, I’m having a blast watching the discovery. Especially when it’s a discovery of “The Original” that was the music of our childhood and teens!😊
"Evil Woman" was written by Jeff Lynne who was the lead vocalist for Electric Light Orchestra (ELO)
Definitely here for Foreigner. I favorite band of mine for well over 40 years. Please do Urgent and Juke Box Hero!!!!!!!!
Just because this particular video only has 7M views doesn't mean a different video didn't have 29M views and was removed
Crazy this came out in 1977. I was in early elementary school. “I Wanna Know What Love Is” was mid 80’s. It was a deviation for them, but probably their most recognized song as a cross over power ballad. “Juke Box Hero” is a banger.
Really cool younger generation appreciates the talent from the 70’s 80’s and 90’s. My high school age son loves the 70’s and 80’s music. He says that he wished he grew up in the 80’s. Foreigner is one of his favorites. So many good songs.
Foreigner has this song called Headknocker. That’s a banger.
This was fun! Lou Gramm, hella voice, nailed every note. Thanks for the reaction!
One of my favorite Rock bands!
your right what you said, im 60 years old, and lived through through some of best decades of music, The stuff, gen Z and gen X are listning to now, and alot wishing they were born back then, In my opion the 80's was the best era, for music legends, for the many genre of music, we had MJ, Queen phil coloins,status quo, the stone, dire straits, Tina turner, just look at live aid, and then there is the fashion, the hair styles, we had disco, i could go on for ever, Just my opinion
"you're digging for gold, you're throwing away a fortune in feelings but someday you'll pay" Lyrics 🔥🔥🔥!!
Bless your heart! Oh my this song hits home, as well as the others lol.
Danced to them cried...
Tnx u
Dude can sing his ass off. Love this band
One of the very best groups!!!!!
1985-hands down one of the BEST concerts I have ever been to!
Luv your facial features on your reactions. Just got finished watching FOREIGNER. Luv them saw them live. You need to listen to BLUE MORNING, BLUE DAY., by Foreignor. Great song thank you
Now you gotta do “Hot Blooded.”
Alriiiiiight 🔥🔥🔥
I wanna know what love is... TO Cold as Ice .. TO Juke Box Hero
That's the range of Foreigner. That's the exact order they played it when I saw them in concert 😀
Foreigner, churned out hit after hit after hit. Urgent; Hot Blooded; Double Vision; Juke Box Hero; Dirty White Boy; Head Games; Feels Like the First Time; Blue Morning, Blue Day, and that's off the top of my head. 😂
I enjoy sampling in the newer music. It makes a connection for me.
Edit: Evil Woman was by ELO.
Have you done Black Magic Woman or Maneater yet?? 😂😂😂😂
HELL YES!!!!! LEGENDS!!!
Let's do JOURNEY ❣️🤗❣️
Steve Perry is an awesome singer. Journey in the 80s.❤
He already has done Journey reactions❤
Feels Like the First Time!!
When you say "perfect song", you're not far off the mark. This was their first album and it just EXPLODED on the scene like an A-bomb. Everyone went crazy for it. 80 million records sold by these guys. And "I Want To Know What Love Is" was a good ten years down the road from this ... kind of the beginning of the end for the hard rockin' stuff. Sadly. LOTS of great stuff to hear from this band!
I’ve seen foreign at the fair concert where I live twice and they were great both times!
brill hit, jukebox hero is 1 of many greats of theirs, they had some amazing songs, well worth a listen brill group.
Sooooooooo I was a bit of a concert junkie. Saw Foreigner 2x. My boys followed in my footsteps too. My generation did have the best music. And yes, I am a "bit" older. LOL The Dead, Zeppelin, Skynrd (before the crash), Floyd, and on and on and on (Yes, Sabbath too) LOL Keep enjoying our music. I love watching you discover it.
I have the LP, so yes, I guess I am a little older. 😊 Peace, Love!!
Lou Gramm had a fantastic range as a singer, and he is in the rocknroll hall of fame. Amazing to see how young Mick Jones looks in the video. "URGENT" AND "JUKE BOX HERO" are a must listen especially live versions.
Juke Box Hero is one of my favorite songs.
Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) did Evil Woman - great song, great band.
Alltime classic . Also the M.O.P. Track 😎💪