enough but doesn't really go anywhere." Unlike most Foreigner songs, Tramontane was written primarily by Al Greenwood. Ian McDonald played a lyricon on the track. Murfreesboro Press critic Van West also recognized Double Vision as having similarities to Foreigner, but said that there are important differences; in particular, Double Vision has "more individualistic interpretations" and a "heavy metal tonal structure" instead of some of the "careful harmonies" of the debut album. New York Daily News critic Ace Adams called Double Vision "a fine collection of songs" that is "hard rock at its best." Record World said that, besides the hit singles, "'Back Where You Belong' and 'Spellbinder' shows [Foreigner's] expertise and maturity as a band." PopMatters critic Evan Sawdey commented on the non-single album tracks, saying that "the gloomy 'Tramontane' and the rewrite of 'The Damage is Done' that was 'Spellbinder' did little to expand the band’s sound so much as it was a pushing of its existing abilities into more commercial shapes" but praised "the shimmering acoustic wonder that was 'Back Where You Belong.'" Jones has rated two songs from the album ("Blue Morning, Blue Day" and "Spellbinder") as among his 11 favorite Foreigner songs. Track listing Personnel Foreigner Lou Gramm – lead vocals, percussion Mick Jones – lead guitar, backing vocals, acoustic piano, lead vocals (4, 8) Ian McDonald – guitars, keyboards, reeds, vocals Al Greenwood – keyboards Ed Gagliardi – bass, vocals Dennis Elliott – drums Additional musicians Ian Lloyd – backing vocals David Paich – string arrangements Production Producers – Mick Jones, Ian McDonald and Keith Olsen. Engineers – David De Vore and Keith Olsen Mixing – Jimmy Douglass, Mick Jones and Ian McDonald. Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound (New York, NY). Technicians – Troby Laidlaw, Randy Mason, Mac McCollum and Michael McConnell. Design and Photography – Norman Seeff Management – Bud Prager at E.S.P. Inc. Remastering credits John Kalodner – John Kalodner 1995 digital remastering by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound. Dan Hersch – 2002 digital remastering Shawn R. Britton – 2011 MFSL mastering (at Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Sebastopol, California) Charts Certifications References External links The Official Foreigner Website Foreigner (band) albums 1978 albums Atlantic Records albums Albums produced by Keith Olsen Albums produced by Mick Jones (Foreigner) Albums produced by Ian McDonald (musician) Albums recorded at Sound City Studios