Foreigner's hit single “Feels Like the First Time” is from the seventies. It was released in 1977, making the stored answer “Seventies” correct.
The song was written by guitarist Mick Jones while he was assembling the British-American band Foreigner. It became the group's debut single and appeared on the band's self-titled first album, released in 1977. Lou Gramm sang the lead vocal, while Jones and the rest of the newly formed lineup supplied the song's polished hard-rock sound.
“Feels Like the First Time” was one of the songs Gramm performed during his audition for Foreigner. Its energetic, radio-friendly style helped introduce the band during a period when disco, punk, and emerging new-wave music were also competing for attention.
The single reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. Foreigner released “Cold as Ice,” another major song from the same album, later in 1977. The phrase “the seventies” refers to the decade of release, not the song's recording date: the track was recorded in 1976 but released the following year.