Quiz On Foreigner Rock Band

Foreigner had the hit single "Say You Will" on Atlantic in 1988.

In 1979, Foreigner released their hit single "Double Vision" on Atlantic Records. This song became very popular and reached high positions on music charts. It is known for its catchy melody and memorable lyrics. The success of "Double Vision" helped Foreigner establish themselves as a prominent rock band in the late 1970s.

The correct answer is "Long, Long Way From Home". The line "I left a small town for the apple in decay" is a lyric from this Foreigner single. The line suggests that the speaker left their hometown for a place that was in decline or deteriorating, symbolized by the "apple in decay". This song reflects on feelings of loneliness and longing for home while being far away.

The hit single "I Want To Know What Love Is" by Foreigner is from the Eighties.

"I Want to Know What Love Is" by Foreigner went to #1 on the gospel charts because the song incorporates gospel elements such as a choir and powerful vocal harmonies. The lyrics also explore themes of love, faith, and spiritual longing, which resonate with gospel music listeners. The song's success on the gospel charts demonstrates its appeal to a wider audience beyond just the rock genre.

Midnight Blue was Lou Gramm's only hit single on his debut solo career album. This song was released in 1987 and became a major success, reaching number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It showcased Gramm's powerful vocals and catchy melodies, solidifying his status as a solo artist after his departure from the band Foreigner.

The given correct answer, Lou Grammico, is the real name of Lou Gramm from Foreigner.

"Feels Like The First Time" by Foreigner is a hit single from the seventies. This suggests that the song was released and gained popularity during the 1970s.

The correct answer is "Dirty White Boy." This line suggests that the person is introverted and enjoys being alone, but they still have a strong presence or influence on others. The song "Dirty White Boy" by Foreigner explores the theme of a rebellious and charismatic individual who stands out from the crowd.

In 1977, Foreigner had the hit single "Cold As Ice" on Atlantic.

In 1978, Foreigner had the hit single "Hot Blooded" on Atlantic.

Rick Wills played with Bad Company from 1993-1997.

Dennis Elliott is the correct answer because he was the original drummer for the band Foreigner. He played with the band from its formation in 1976 until 1991, contributing to their early success and popular songs such as "Hot Blooded" and "Double Vision". Andrew Peters, Brian Tichy, and Ron Wickso are not associated with Foreigner as original drummers, making them incorrect choices.

Bruce Turgon was a bassist for the band Black Sheep, which also featured Lou Gramm, the lead singer of Foreigner.

Ian McDonald was a member of King Crimson before joining Foreigner. King Crimson is a progressive rock band that was formed in 1968 and is known for their complex and innovative music. McDonald played multiple instruments, including keyboards, woodwinds, and vocals, during his time with the band. King Crimson has had a significant influence on the progressive rock genre and is considered one of the pioneers of the genre.

Lou Gramm and Mick Jones wrote "Cold As Ice" together, making it one of the first songs they collaborated on. This song was released in 1977 as part of Foreigner's debut album and became one of their biggest hits. "Cold As Ice" showcases Foreigner's signature sound with its catchy melodies, powerful vocals, and rock-infused instrumentation. The song's success helped establish Foreigner as a prominent rock band and set the stage for their future musical endeavors.

Mick Jones was a member of the band Spooky Tooth before joining Foreigner.

The album "4" by Foreigner contains the most Billboard rated singles.

Jeff Pilson toured as Foreigner's bass guitarist in 2005.

Lou Gramm, the lead singer of Foreigner, wrote an original song for the movie soundtrack of "The Lost Boys" in 1987. This suggests that the correct answer is "The Lost Boys".

In 1992, Lou Gramm and Mick Jones of Foreigner reunited at the urging of Atlantic Records. This suggests that the record label played a significant role in bringing the band members back together after a period of separation or disbandment. Atlantic Records likely recognized the potential for a successful reunion and saw an opportunity to capitalize on the band's popularity and past success. By urging Gramm and Jones to reunite, Atlantic Records may have hoped to release new music and capitalize on the nostalgia and fanbase of Foreigner.

Foreigner's first Number 1 album on the Billboard charts was "4".

In 1997, Burger King used the slogan "Double Vision" in one of their commercials. This suggests that the fast-food company being referred to in the question is Burger King.

The lyrics "And that same old feeling is setting in" are from the Foreigner song "Girl On The Moon".

Foreigner produced four albums from 1980-1991. This is evident from the given options and the correct answer.

In 2006, there were six current Foreigner members who toured.

The correct answer is "I Need You." This can be inferred from the question which asks for the song that contains the line "the time I've cursed the Lord's creations." By eliminating the other song options, it can be deduced that "I Need You" is the song that includes this line.

The correct answer is "Tooth And Nail". In this line, Foreigner is referring to someone trying to interfere or cause problems in their relationship. The song "Tooth And Nail" likely explores the challenges and obstacles faced in a romantic relationship and the determination to overcome them.