Foreigner’s Electrifying Performance of ‘Double Vision’

“Double Vision” is a classic rock song by the British-American rock band Foreigner. It was released as the title track of their second studio album, “Double Vision,” in 1978. The song was written by the band’s lead vocalist, Lou Gramm, and their guitarist and co-founder, Mick Jones.

“Double Vision” is known for its energetic and infectious rock sound, featuring powerful guitar riffs and Lou Gramm’s distinctive vocals. The song’s lyrics express a sense of excitement and anticipation as the singer describes the feeling of being struck by “double vision” upon seeing someone he desires. The chorus features the catchy line “Double vision, oh-oh / Feels so good, ow!”

The song was a commercial success and became one of Foreigner’s most recognizable hits. It received significant radio airplay and charted well, contributing to the band’s rise to stardom in the late 1970s. The album “Double Vision” also achieved multi-platinum status.

“Double Vision” remains a classic of the rock genre and is often played on classic rock radio stations. It’s celebrated for its memorable melody, catchy chorus, and the band’s ability to create an upbeat and anthemic rock sound.