I Want to Know What Love Is
"I Want to Know What Love Is"
Prepare for a power ballad of epic proportions! I Want to Know What Love Is, Foreigner's 1984 classic, is a soaring anthem of longing and the search for true connection. With Lou Gramm's soulful vocals and the song's powerful orchestration, this track is a timeless expression of the human desire for love.
- TITLE: I Want to Know What Love Is
- CATEGORY: All Time Favorite Music
- BAND: Foreigner
- GENRE: Soft Rock
- OTHER: Love Song
- YEAR: 1984
This standout track from Foreigner's 1984 album "Agent Provocateur" showcases the band's ability to craft emotionally resonant ballads alongside their more hard-rocking hits. The song's blend of soft rock instrumentation with a gospel choir creates a powerful and spiritual atmosphere. Lou Gramm's passionate vocals deliver lyrics that explore the depths of longing for genuine love and understanding.
Released at a peak in Foreigner's career, I Want to Know What Love Is became a global phenomenon, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and solidifying its place as one of their most beloved and enduring songs. Its themes of searching for meaning in love and seeking a deeper connection resonated with audiences worldwide, making it a timeless anthem of the heart.
SONG MEANING: The lyrics of I Want to Know What Love Is express a deep yearning for true and unconditional love. The narrator acknowledges a sense of emptiness or dissatisfaction in their past experiences and expresses a desire to understand the true nature of love. The song takes on a spiritual quality, almost like a prayer or a plea for guidance in finding genuine connection and emotional fulfillment. It's a powerful and universal expression of the human longing for love and belonging.
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- TITLE: Foreigner
- CATEGORY: All Time Favorite Music
- ACTIVE: 1976βpresent (1976)
- BAND: Foreigner
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- TITLE: Feels Like the First Time
- CATEGORY: All Time Favorite Music
- BAND: Foreigner
- GENRE: Corporate Rock, Hard Rock, Rock
- YEAR: 1977
