Artist: FOREIGNER
Album: DOUBLE VISION REMASTERED (CD US-IMPORT)

Release date: 1978/ 2002
EAN/UPS: 0081227818722
Media type: CD

Double Vision is the second album by American rock band Foreigner, released in 1978.

The name for the song is believed to have been from a few of the band's members watching the 1978 Stanley Cup Playoffs between the New York Rangers and the Buffalo Sabres. During the game, Rangers goaltender John Davidson took a hard slapshot to the mask and was shaken up by the play.

While Davidson shook it off, Rangers' announcers Jim Gordon and Bill Chadwick talked over an over about how Davidson probably suffered from "double vision" after taking the slapshot.

The song was also used in an episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force when The Mooninites acquired a belt that would perform its command as long as it was a Foreigner song. "Double Vision" caused someone to have just that. Other self-explanatory powers used were "Hot Blooded," "Cold As Ice," and "Dirty White Boy." The song "Jukebox Hero" was also referenced in the same episode.

TRACKLIST:

"Hot Blooded" (Gramm, Jones) – 4:29
"Blue Morning, Blue Day" (Gramm, Jones) – 3:12
"You're All I Am" (Jones) – 3:24
"Back Where You Belong" (Jones) – 3:15
"Love Has Taken Its Toll" (Gramm, McDonald) – 3:31
"Double Vision" (Gramm, Jones) – 3:44
"Tramontane" (Greenwood, Jones, McDonald) – 3:55
"I Have Waited So Long" (Jones) – 4:06
"Lonely Children" (Jones) – 3:37
"Spellbinder" (Gramm) – 4:49

"Hot Blooded" [live/*] (Gramm, Jones) – 6:57
"Love Maker [live/*] (Clarke, Reid, Wright) – 6:48
* bonus tracks on 2002 re-issue

LINE-UP:

Dennis Elliott – drums, vocals
Ed Gagliardi – bass, vocals
Lou Gramm – lead vocals, percussion
Al Greenwood – synthesizer, keyboard
Mick Jones – guitar, piano, keyboard, vocals
Ian McDonald – guitar, keyboard, vocals, reeds

Additional Personnel:
Ian Lloyd – background vocals