Foreigner • “Feels Like The First Time/Rain/Urgent” • 1995 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]

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[@BrookeClay-q7m]

Lou Gramm is the greatest vocalist of my generation. Beautiful tone, incredible breath control, and sexy as hell to boot. Lou is #1!

[@janismaiello9886]

Finally…2024 Rock Hall of Fame nominee!!!

[@huffmyguff]

How can this man be retiring from singing and not be in the rock and roll hall of fame ,hes a legend ,silly people on the panel ,rock god

[@trizkial7592]

Lou gramm is one of the most underrated singers of all time period. Should be held the same as plant and perry

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Trizkial, Without question.

[@ReneedeBruin]

Absolutely. He is awesome!!!

[@waltersimmons946]

Lou Gramm is not underrated. He never was. When Foreigners debut album came out in 1977. DJs at rock radio stations had the power back then to make or break a band by interview or critiquing their album. DJs were going insane about Lou Gramms vocals, they were estatic about his singing. I remember in 1977 in my area, one rock station from 11:pm to 12:am would introduce rock albums by playing BOTH sides back then the albums were called LPs . CDs didn't exist yet but they played Foreigners debut album and they were a brand new band. I remember the DJ gave information about the band, but man, the DJ talked about Lou Gramm more than the rest of the group because of his singing. He said "With that voice , this band is gonna make a lot of money" . Upon Hearing that , I went out and got the album THAT MONTH and I bought every Foreigner album yes even up to UNUSUAL HEAT (1991) with Johnny Edwards. Yes , Steve Perry is great, but he's not Journeys first singer. Robert Plant is great but back in the 70s and early 80s, some rock journalists were actually hinting Gramm was better, or as one journalist said" Lou Gramm has a voice Robert Plant might envy" a comment review that Lou strongly did NOT like. Lou didn't like singers being put down or himself being compared to others because Lou admired and respected Perry , Robert Plant and other vocalists. But Lou, if anything was not underrated. He wasn't profiled or known for scandals as some rock stars.

[@larrypillish765]

Lou Gramm voice is amazing so Much feeling in his voice he one in a million

[@DividManot]

I agree! What a great voice. Every thing a singer could want!

[@rhondarobin-jones6957]

I LOVE EVERYTHING THAT LOU GRAMM DOES. THIS PERFORMANCE WAS AWESOME. JUST FANTASTIC LOOKING AT HIM AND HEARING THE MANY RANGES OF HIS SUPERB VOICE. THIS BEAUTIFUL MAN REALLY LOVES TO SING FOR US.AND I LOVE TO LISTEN. PLEASE NEVER STOP SINGING AND WRITING SONGS. YOU'RE WONDERFUL. I LOVE LOU GRAMM FOREVER

[@Elvisrivers1]

Lou is highly underrated

[@carra324]

Only Lou Gramm could make a cowbell cool! This man is so absolutely %^%&* @# fantastic....thanks for posting this gem~

[@Heather-r2n]

Excellent! And if anyone's ever seen Saturday night live, not enough cowbell! Haha!❤❤❤. Yes indeed Foreigner kicks ass!

[@cezxnne]

Dearest Lou, so talented, and gorgeous 💜 Love him and Foreigner forever.

[@patmcwilliamsmusic]

Lou is one the top rock vocalists of all time! 🔥❤️

[@chrischoir3594]

Lou was brilliant in this band

[@barbarasfraga2356]

I loved this guy and still do, 55 years later! Still hot❤

[@richalderson6069]

Lou Gramm kept the torch alive for soul inflected hard rock singing pioneered by guys like Paul Rodgers and brought it into the radio friendly mainstream, but he still maintained that raw soul passion and power that got somewhat lost with the advent of new wave and synth pop.

[@Gwendysuz1210]

Very well said.

[@ЕленаШварц-ж5ю]

Невероятный Лу, буря чувств в моем сердце! Из России с любовью 🔥🤘💓

[@francoisemarchall693]

Lou 👍👍👍super 👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

Lou's life story amazing like that voice. Other than Mercury he's the best.

[@waltersimmons946]

Brad Delp (RIP), Paul Rogers , Bobby Kimball, Steve Walsh and Steve Perry. Sorry, but yes, Freddy Mercury was good but these (aforementioned) vocalists were bona-fide GREAT in their prime.

[@r.g.armstrong2688]

@@waltersimmons946 Jamison and Sammy Hagar?

[@waltersimmons946]

@@r.g.armstrong2688 Yep, them too

[@r.g.armstrong2688]

@@waltersimmons946 Thank you Man

[@huffmyguff]

This man , in his day can out sing anyone rock legend

[@Gwendysuz1210]

Lou is such a beautiful soulful singer. ❤❤❤.

[@Kattymontenegro50]

Lou le grand ❤❤❤

[@vicaldama9314]

This was a really good version of Urgent I've ever heard!

[@aussiedadreviews]

They nail it unplugged and deliver the energy!

[@larrypillish765]

Lou's the bomb!

[@malcolmclarke3033]

Foreigner have always been a great band.

[@ReneedeBruin]

OMG!!! Never have I ever seen this before. I sooooo love Foreigner.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Praying for the day Lou might consider teaching voice. Such skill and ability.

[@rdoc]

How come I never hear any of these great songs when I listen to the classic rock stations? This was the best of the era .

[@KlausBeckEwerhardy]

That really started of my birthday.

[@mariejohansson4127]

❤ We Feel that it's the Firsrst Time now ⭐⭐⭐⭐❣

[@sherirobinson6867]

Saw them in 1979 Flint Michigan Thin Lizzy opened

[@KarinSchneider-w1k]

Cool danke dir 👍👍

[@lady_in_blue83]

Thanks for sharing this! This guy is my favourite singer! Dear Lou! Thank you for many years of my life marked with your distinct identity! Please keep having sparkles in your heaven-blue eyes! You are a kind, amazing and handsome human being!

[@wendysanderstravis283]

Great tunes

[@patriciapedulla6200]

Que genialidad!!!!! Lou gramm I love you

[@Gwendysuz1210]

Music is the universal language!, l loved my band days. So much fun !! Go Lou ❤❤

[@trizkial7592]

Wow great audio quality thank you so much

[@kenkowaluk2225]

That’s before he got sick!😊

[@deandee8082]

between Gramm, Delp, Tyler, and Mercury the 70s had INTENSITY and RANGE covered . . . just brilliant fellas and I for one am so glad all 4 of you took it as seriously as you did, all that great music, of course there are tons more gifted and brilliant vocalists of the day but for radio airplay and song after song these guys were the bee's knees, yea throw Geddy Lee in there too he has a brilliant range and massive catalog as well... guaranteed in the 70's listening to rock radio you could not go one hour without hearing a song form one of these bands, generally 2 or 3 but ya'll who were there know what I am saying, we all cut our teeth to these guys and their super high rich voices .. TYSVM Guys . . . and Gals . . . 🙂

[@r.g.armstrong2688]

Can i add Jimi Jamison

[@fz0gtg]

Completely agree would add Steve Parry and Dennis DeYoung as well!

[@cerati900]

Lo maximo !!!

[@1969MARKETING]

hard to believe he was used as a pawn in this band

[@chebrneck]

instead of wanting to license, just release as a blu ray.

[@brithaddenhadden8383]

why do you never explain what the time place and date are for each clip you post ?

[@Miamisburgx10452]

Still Lou Gramm all the way you couldn't give me a ticket with backstage passes to see Kelly Hanson

[@needahandle]

Lol

[@JAFO44]

I'm 17 again😂

[@DorieManitu]

🥰😄❤👏

[@rogeriasouza9093]

Dimais

[@artriveros7659]

It’s amazing how much Lou Gramm looked like Robert Plant