Unplugged 1992 - Foreigner w Gramm

[StoneCold]

Foreigner fans will enjoy. Little interview bits between songs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czToHk2OUh8

[yulog]

If only we could hear that today, they sounded fantastic.

[The_Noble_Cause]

Love this clip. Thanks.

[Ehwmatt]

I used to watch this clip all the time a few years ago when I stumbled upon it, and you are right Yulog, it's Fucking Fantastic! What a voice Lou had. Damn, I'm gonna watch that again.

I'd personally put Lou right up there with Plant, Rodgers, Perry, etc...and on and on...he was THAT GOOD!

I think he was better than all of those guys live, at least on videotape. Never saw any of them live, at least in their primes.

Also just read Gramm's Juke Box Hero. A solid, short read. I found it a lot more even-handed and fair to bandmates than most of these other biographies. Gramm just seems like a regular dude - always did. Seems like he'd be a fun guy to hang with.

[StoneCold]

The silence when Johnny Edwards was mentioned was telling.

[The_Noble_Cause]

Edward's only Foreigner album, Unusual Heat, is a great album. Better than "Can't Slow Down", which was also good.

[verslibre]

I'd personally put Lou right up there with Plant, Rodgers, Perry, etc...and on and on...he was THAT GOOD!

Lou is easily better than Rodgers and as good as the others, if not better, overall.

[scarab]

its sad nothing came out of Mick and Lous reunion did not result in a tour. They sounded great.

[conversationpc]

Gramm is my all-time favorite singer and this just cements it even more. No studio enhancement necessary!

[conversationpc]

I'd personally put Lou right up there with Plant, Rodgers, Perry, etc...and on and on...he was THAT GOOD!

Lou is easily better than Rodgers and as good as the others, if not better, overall.

Lou has more range than Plant or Rodgers, nearly as much as Perry and better grit in his voice as a rock singer, in my opinion.