Foreigner
Double Vision (Expanded & Remastered)

Undoubtedly the best album in the career of a wonderful Anglo-American band. My favorite. At that time, rock "became lighter", as it were. And the guys drove great on this wave. With the proper performing skills, everything started spinning. This album is not as pop as the thundering 4. This edition is significantly better than the previous remastering of Double Vision. And ... I, with pleasure, made a replacement.

Every bit as good any Foreigner fan could wish for. Great infectious riffs and Lou Gramm never sounding better!

Double Vision is the second album from the rock group Foreigner who hails from New York city. This album is solid follow up to a terrific debut! My favorites on this album would have to be 1) Hot Blooded, 2) Double Vision 3)Blue Morning, 4)Love Has Taken its Toll . Truthfully I listen to the whole album from start to finish without skipping any tracks, so I would say that makes this album a winner in my eyes. Yes Foreigners first four albums were nothing short of amazing & they are often criticized for repeating songs on albums after number four. Well, here's my reply. How many big songs & albums have you made, there are often internal struggles within the band, power struggles, growing pains. And let's not forget that the lead singer Lou Graham had brain cancer which had him out of commission for a while. So I think I will give them a pass on putting some songs on more than one album. Back to Double Vision, but I think you'll like it if not love it like I do ! If you are a classic rock music fan, you can't go wrong with these guys! And this albums rocks! A classic rock fan for a long time!!!! Sincerely, music lover, Pam Brisbin

The second album of the great group, it is slightly inferior to a very good debut, but nonetheless, Double Vision does its job well and is a worthy continuation. Key tracks are Hot Blooded, Blue Morning Blue Day, title track and Spellbinder. It sounds great, it's a classic rock! I recommend it to all lovers of pop rock!

Traditional hard rock from a Foreigner is always melodic, well played and commercially successful. The first four albums are the most interesting in their work. Unfortunately, they quickly get bored.