You" – among Foreigner's 10 most underrated songs. Rivadavia praises Jones' "sizzling" guitar solo on "Rev on the Red Line," calling it one of the band's best b-sides. Classic Rock critic Malcolm Dome rated two songs from Head Games as being among Foreigner's 10 most underrated – "Rev on the Red Line" at #10 and "Dirty White Boy" at #3. Dome particularly praised the "sublime melody," Lou Gramm's vocal performance and the way all the musicians "show their skills, without ever showing off" on "Rev on the Red Line". One the other hand, PopMatters critic Evan Sawdey called "Rev on the Red Line" "paint-by-numbers rock." Billboard reviewer Gary Graff rated "Seventeen" to be Foreigner's ninth greatest song, calling it a "hidden gem." Track listing Personnel Foreigner Lou Gramm – lead vocals, percussion Mick Jones – lead guitar, backing vocals, acoustic piano; lead vocals (on "The Modern Day") Ian McDonald – keyboards, guitars, backing vocals Al Greenwood – keyboards Rick Wills – bass, backing vocals Dennis Elliott – drums Production Mick Jones – producer Ian McDonald – producer Roy Thomas Baker – producer Geoff Workman – engineer John Weaver – assistant engineer George Marino – mastering at Sterling Sound (New York, NY) Ted Jensen – 1995 digital remastering at Sterling Sound (New York) Dan Hersch – 2002 digital remastering Shawn R. Britton – 2013 MFSL mastering at Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (Sebastopol, California) Sandi Young – art direction Chris Callis – front cover photo David Alexander – back cover photo William Coupon – booklet photos Charts Certifications References External links The Official Foreigner Website Foreigner (band) albums 1979 albums Atlantic Records albums Albums produced by Roy Thomas Baker Albums produced by Mick Jones (Foreigner) Albums produced by Ian McDonald (musician)