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... Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks (Active Rock) 1 U.S ... Billboard Hot Modern Rock Tracks 5 U.S ... Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks (Active Rock) 38 U.S ...
... untitled !^ The chart positions in the second US column are from Billboard's Adult Contemporary Tracks Chart unless otherwise mentioned ... Chart but did on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart or Adult Top 40 Tracks have the peak positions from those charts listed here ... You Can Do About It" and "Too Late to Say Goodbye" are for Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart as none of those songs charted on Billboard's Adult Contemporary Tracks ...
... Year Single Chart Position 2000 "Stiff Upper Lip" Mainstream Rock Tracks 2000 ... "Satellite Blues" Mainstream Rock Tracks 2000 ... "Meltdown" Mainstream Rock Tracks 2000 ... "Safe in New York City" Mainstream ...
... Inside Information is the sixth studio album by American rock band Foreigner, released in 1987 ... that pushed electronics to the fore...temper(ing) its rock guitar edge...and Lou Gramm's quasi-operatic vocals...by thick layers of chiming synthesizers and an array of ... rare CD single featured an extended remix version of the track ...
2 Singles Year Single Chart Position 2001 "Wish You Were Here" Modern Rock Tracks 2 Mainstream Rock Tracks 4 Billboard Hot 60 ... Adult Top 2002 ... "Nice To Know ...
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