Upon first hearing this album these six guys just blew you away with their simple sound and great harmonies. Yeah, it's commercial rock or whatever you want to call it, but they did it well and there's not a bad song on this album. Throw in Mick Jones on lead vocals for one of the songs, which carried over to their follow-up albums and you just had a winning combination. Lou Gramm had a very distinct sound which made this great listening too. But, as is the case, sometimes a group's debut is their best because it's so difficult to top. It would be quite a few albums and line-up changes before Foreigner found this success again. If you don't own this album and love classic rock, you're sure to love the entire album and not just the radio staples that are present here.