Released in December 1984 (peaking commercially in early 1985), Agent Provocateur was Foreigner’s fifth studio album. By this time, the band—fronted by Mick Jones and Lou Gramm—had already delivered arena rock staples like “Feels Like the First Time,” “Cold as Ice,” and “Urgent.” However, Agent Provocateur marked a stylistic shift.
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“That Was Yesterday, But Today Life Goes On. While the Foreigner album Agent Provocateur has several mega hits, it definitely reveals a band in decline compared to their previous highs.” Rate Your Music Released in December 1984 (peaking commercially in early
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The 2013 High-Resolution Audio (HRA) release captures a pivotal moment for Foreigner. While the original 1984 release was a global success, it was also a "paradigm shift" that eventually led to the band's original lineup splintering.