Foreigner "Feels Like The First Time" double CD/DVD compilation due Sept

[That 70s Guy]

billboard.com

According to Billboard.com, FOREIGNER is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the band’s formation by going acoustic, electric and live – all on the same package.

Feels Like the First Time is a CD/DVD package that will be released by Razor & Tie exclusively via Wal-Mart on September 13, while the audio components will also be available on iTunes. The set comprises a pair of CDs – Acoustique: The Classics Unplugged and Juke Box Heroes: Brand New Digital Recordings of Foreigner’s Greatest Hits, along with the DVD Live in Chicago, which was filmed in March during two shows at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, Ill., and will also be shown during PBS’ pledge drive this fall.

The tracklistings for the component parts of Foreigner’s Feels Like the First Time package include:

Acoustique: The Classics Unplugged:
Long, Long Way From Home’
‘Cold As Ice’
‘The Flame Still Burns’
‘Double Vision’
‘Fool For You Anyway’
‘Say You Will’
‘Starrider’
‘Waiting For A Girl Like You’
‘Feels Like The First Time’
‘Juke Box Hero’
‘That’s All Right’

Juke Box Heroes: Brand New Digital Recordings of Foreigner’s Greatest Hits:
‘Save Me’
‘Feels Like The First Time’
‘Cold As Ice’
‘Long, Long Way From Home’
‘Hot Blooded’
‘Double Vision’
‘Head Games’
‘Dirty White Boy’
‘Urgent; Waiting For A Girl Like You’
‘I Want To Know What Love Is’
‘Juke Box Hero’

Live in Chicago (DVD):
‘Double Vision’
‘Head Games’
‘Cold As Ice’
‘Waiting For A Girl Like You’
‘When It Comes To Love’
‘Blue Morning, Blue Day’
‘Dirty White Boy’
‘Starrider’
‘Feels Like The First Time’
‘Urgent; I Want To Know What Love Is’
‘Hot Blooded’
‘Juke Box Hero’

 

[JerseyGirl]

Looking forward to this.

 

[Mr. Bob Dobolina]

So basically it's a way to re-release the old stuff without Lou Gramm. Mmmmm...I don't know about this.

 

[That 70s Guy]

 

[That 70s Guy]

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Foreigner release Acoustique Limited Edition Box Set to feature extra CD of new recordings and live DVD

After a triumphant tour with Journey that saw Foreigner play to tens of thousands of new fans and earn great critical acclaim, Foreigner announces the release of a brand new album, ‘Acoustique’.

Foreigner first saw success throughout the world with their ground breaking debut album that featured chart hits such as ‘Feels Like The First Time’ and ‘Cold As Ice’, and scored multi platinum sales and a world tour. The band went on to sell over 70 million albums, driven by some of the most important songs in the Classic Rock era. ‘I Want To Know What Love Is’ was a worldwide number one hit and ‘Waiting For A Girl Like You’ is in the Top 50 Billboard magazine’s All Time Greatest Pop Songs. The rocking side of Foreigner was always key to their success, and songs like ‘Hot Blooded’, ‘Dirty White Boy’, ‘Urgent’ and ‘Juke Box Hero’ took the band to new levels.

‘Acoustique’ will be released on Edel’s international rock label, earMUSIC distributed in the UK & Republic of Ireland by Absolute via Universal on September 26th. It takes a fresh look at some of Foreigner’s hits and offers some unique surprises. The stripped down version of these great songs shows Foreigner in an entirely new light, and the release will be supported by unplugged tour dates and multiple television appearances. Foreigner inject new life into all their hits, pay tribute to Elvis Presley with a unique recording of ‘That’s All Right’ and throw in a couple of previously unreleased tracks. ‘The Flame Still Burns’ was co-written by Mick Jones for 1998 cult rock movie, ‘Still Crazy’, where it was performed by Jimmy Nail. Mick won the prestigious Ivor Novello Award for that song. The album features a brand new song, ‘Save Me’, which was co-written with Mick Jones’ step-daughter and well-known DJ & musician, Samantha Ronson.

‘Acoustique’ will also be available in a special limited edition box set that includes a DVD and a CD of brand new digital recordings of Foreigner’s greatest hits by the current line-up. The DVD features a full-length live concert in high definition that was recorded in Chicago earlier this year and some bonus features that include one of Foreigner’s first acoustic performances at Schloss Kronberg in Frankfurt that inspired the making of the Acoustique CD.

‘Acoustique’ features Mick Jones on guitars and vocals; Kelly Hansen, lead vocals and percussion; Jeff Pilson, guitars and vocals and Tom Gimbel, guitars, saxophone and vocals. The quartet is joined by Michael Bluestein on keyboards and vocals, and Mark Schulman on drums for the digital recordings of the hits and the DVD.

　CD: Acoustique - The Classics Unplugged:

1. Long, Long Way From Home
2. Cold As Ice
3. The Flame Still Burns (brand new song!)
4. Double Vision
5. Fool For You Anyway
6. Say You Will
7. Starrider
8. Waiting For A Girl Like You
9. Feels Like The First Time
10. Juke Box Hero
11. That’s All Right
12. Save Me (brand new song! Electric version)
13. I Want To Know What Love Is (Electric version)
14. When It Comes To Love (Electric version)

2CD+DVD (Digi-pak)

CD 1: Acoustique - The Classics Unplugged:

1. Long, Long Way From Home
2. Cold As Ice
3. The Flame Still Burns (brand new song!)
4. Double Vision
5. Fool For You Anyway
6. Say You Will
7. Starrider
8. Waiting For A Girl Like You
9. Feels Like The First Time
10. Juke Box Hero
11. That’s All Right

CD 2: Juke Box Heroes - Brand new rock recordings of Foreigner‘s greatest hits

1. Save Me (brand new song!)
2. Feels Like The First Time
3. Cold As Ice
4. Long, Long Way From Home
5. Hot Blooded
6. Double Vision
7. Head Games
8. Dirty White Boy
9. Urgent
10. Waiting For A Girl Like You
11. I Want To Know What Love Is
12. Juke Box Hero

DVD: Live In Chicago 2011 85 min. show filmed in HD + bonus material

1. Double Vision
2. Head Games
3. Cold As Ice
4. Waiting For A Girl Like You
5. When It Comes To Love
6. Blue Morning, Blue Day
7. Dirty White Boy
8. Starrider
9. Feels Like The First Time
10.Urgent
11. I Want To Know What Love Is
12. Hot Blooded
13. Juke Box Hero

 

[Lynch]

So basically it's a way to re-release the old stuff without Lou Gramm. Mmmmm...I don't know about this.

by all accounts that I've read and heard, Foreigner is kicking ass and taking names right now. The current tour has gotten numerous reviews of Foreigner blowing Journey (the headliner) off the stage .... and this is a Journey tour where everyone is saying it's their best album in 25+ years.

I didn't see any of their recent live stuff, but from what I've heard and read, I'm looking forward to this.