Under The Influence

This is not some tribute and legacy band!! This album sounds like it could have been released in 1978!! The songs and playing are amazing and this album ranks up there with Fool For The City and Stone Blue. It is better than many of the albums put out by the original lineup!! This one has Lonesom Dave and Rod Price giving a thumbs up,smiling and rocking their air guitars in Rock Heaven!! This is one of the top releases in the bands history. If it was the 70s,this album would go platinium!! If you are a classic Foghat fan,or fan of classic blues based rock and boogie. Dont wait,buy it!!

I love this album. Very old school very bluesy kick butt album. I don't know what album the guy who said it wasn't very good was listening to. But Under The Influence ROCKS!

Foghat, like a fine wine, just keep getting better with age!!! They have a lot of guests helping out on their latest CD, and a nice mix of rock, boogie and blues!!! They did an awesome version of "Heard it Through the Grapevine", and a great version of "Slow Ride". Rockers also include "Under the Influence", "Knock it Off", and "Hot Mamma" If you are a Foghat fan, you won't be disappointed!!!

Awesome album, great songs, fantastic playing and sound! Unfortunately enough, this is not something we can say much when it comes to the music we can hear on the radio these days so do yourself a favor, buy the CD and ... ENJOY and I mean it!

Wow. great, hard rocking CD. Full of melodic hard rock, blues and FOGHAT famous boogie songs. The band plays and sounds great, and this CD is definitively worth purchasing and playing LOUD.

A very good recording. If you are into some of the older Foghat Rock/blues/boogie sound. Great vocals and slide guitar work. If like the older Foghat works, you love this one too. The isn't a so/so song on the disc. All good indeed!

love this CD - catchy tunes and great lyrics..the whole effort was well done...sees regular play during get togethers and partiesready for a followup although this one may be tough to top

Not bad but I miss Lonesome Dave Prevett on vocals. I gotta hand it to Roger Earl, (drummer) for keeping the band together. He's the only original member from the 70's.

Released in 2016 this revamped version of FOGHAT,with 70's members Roger Earl (drums) and Craig Macgregor (Bass) joined by Bryan Bassett , Ex-Molly Hatchet (Guitar) and Charlie Huhn ,Ex Ted Nugent (vocals) id fun fun funA razor sharp production enhances this disc and tracks such as 'Knock It Off' and the title track are superb rock and blues while 'She's Got A Ring In His Nose' and 'Upside Of Lonely' offer some humour throw in sevaeral other quality tracks including a entertaining cover version of 'Heard It On The Grape Vine' and this disc leaves you smiling from ear to ear. I will need to pick up more of the latter day releases.

Album fine just no download

Good cd.

Still going strong

Extremely well done album. As of this date ( early 2017) this is their latest album. And it will kill! Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown even makes a guest appearance and acquits himself admirably.Foghat covers one of my favourite Savoy Brown songs ( She's Got A Ring In His Nose) and Kim is not on this one. LolThey also cover Slow Ride as the album closer.All in all there is a dozen tunes and the album rocks.Very Enjoyable