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Encyclopedia > Foreigners

A foreigner, or an alien, is a natural person who is not a citizen of the State in question.


Foreigner is a rock and roll band formed in New York in 1976 by Mick Jones, Ian McDonald, Dennis Elliott, Al Greenwood, Ed Gagliardi and Lou Gramm. Some of their hit songs were "Hot Blooded", "Cold as Ice", "Double Vision", and "I Want to Know What Love Is".


Foreigner is also the title of a novel by C. J. Cherryh.


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Foreigner DVD-A music review on AudioRevolution.com (687 words)
Camaros, mullets and armless t-shirts were in vogue when Foreigner was the indisputable king of rock ‘n’ roll in the very early 1980s, when their self-titled album laid claim to the title of Atlantic Records largest-selling record internationally.
Foreigner was Foreigner’s landmark album, laden with hits and a developed style that has defined a genre of music that has since been archived with millions of spins on classic rock radio and been loved by generations of listeners.
Foreigner is a bit cheesy to this member of Generation X, yet their musical talent and, more importantly, their songwriting gifts give them staying power more than 20 years after their call to glory.
Foreigner (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (683 words)
Foreigner is a rock and roll band formed in New York in 1976 by experienced musicians Mick Jones and Ian McDonald.
Foreigner's next album, 4, was their biggest hit containing Jukebox Hero, Waiting for a Girl Like You, and Urgent.
Foreigner today is a staple of classic rock stations, and still contain legions of fans who admire and adore their innovative arena rock anthems, which have had a major effect on music and culture in the United States.
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