Music Review

Unusual Heat (1991)

Foreigner
Reviewed by David Browne | Jul 12, 1991
EW's GRADE
D

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Should Spinal Tap re-form and need new material, they need simply raid Unusual Heat, the first Foreigner album since the departure of singer Lou Gramm. New front man Johnny Edwards grunts and moans his way through a genuinely awful collection of sexist and humorless crotch-rock. D

Originally posted Jun 08, 2001 Published in issue #74 Jul 12, 1991 Order article reprints

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