THIS WAS NICE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Asia - Heat Of The Moment REACTION
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- THIS WAS NICE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Asia - Heat Of The Moment REACTION
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The singer/bassist is the late John Wetton who played with King Crimson, Uriah Heep, Wishbone Ash and others. The other guys, Geoff Downes (keyboards) and Steve Howe (guitarist) came from Yes and drummer, Carl Palmer came from Emerson, Lake and Palmer. They were basically a supergroup.
Wetton was also in a short lived prog band called UK with Terry Bozzio. Saw them open for Tull, & they put out a few albums. Danger Money is a great album by UK. He joined Asia after UK.
@@josephgallagher945 Yeah, and a couple of others. I just listed the primary three. I have the FM stuff as well.
Saw them in concert and they were amazing. I love Uriah Heep
John Wetton is massively underrated. Great distinctive vocals, but also a fantastic bass player. His work with King Crimson (especially the "Red" and "Larks Tongues in Aspic" albums is spectacular)
Speaking of, they really should check out Wishbone Ash and Uriah Heep. Not enough reactions to either group!
"Asia" was a post "Yes" "supergroup" of progressive 70's icons.
Short lived but it gave the 80s something more than "new wave" and big hair.
They had the potential to be so much more.
@@bertisjordan1085 AMEN!! Convinced by the "culture execs" to make their inherent prog sound more "mainstream."
What IS "mainstream" today anyway but the sum total of media manipulation, cultural rape, leftist ideology, political spin and bold-faced lies!
I love their first two albums.
And hated by the prog snobs!
Actually, they reunited a lot, but with various lineups.
One of the greatest rock bands of all time.. there will never be a sound like theirs ever again. Love Asia!
Check out these other great Asia songs. DON'T CRY/Asia, ONLY TIME WILL TELL/Asia, THE SMILE HAS LEFT YOUR EYES/Asia, GO/Asia.
Love Only Time will Tell
Definitely Only Time Will Tell.
He'll yes, yep, yes and yep!!!
Indeed, "Only Time Will Tell" is a great song!
"The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" for sure!!! The video is chilling, and the song ends on an amazing climax.
ASIA was one of the first true supergroups...each member was already a superstar before joining forces together. And yes, they were an early 80's band.
God bless!!
John Wetton (bass) was lead singer, one of the best voices in British progressive rock.
may he RIP. 💔🙏😢
A supergroup.
Vocals and bass - John Wetton (King Crimson)
Guitar - Steve Howe (Yes)
Keys - Geoff Downs (Yes/The Buggles)
Drums - Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake and Palmer)
video killed the radio star....first video evere on mtv
Asia was a "supergroup" meaning their members came from other successful bands. In Asia's case those bands were Yes, and Emerson Lake & Palmer. I think you would also like "Don't Cry", "Sole Survivor", and "Here Comes the Feeling".
And the singer is from King Crimson.
Yeah, John Wetton was an amazing bass player and singer with a real rock pedigree - both King Crimson and Uriah Heap, UK and more.
Came here to say this.
Geoff Downes was also in The Buggles.
There's a big Geoff Downes/Buggles influence on this song. The verses are lifted right from "Video Killed The Radio Star"
I'm 50 !! This is my signature song of the 80's. Well 1 of many. But this song in particular - I was 9 and my mom was a huge music fan and she had this album. And I played this song along with only time will tell and Don't Cry over and over. Still do. My friend and I created a fictional band called " Big Gig " he actually a real musician - but this was the first song we put on our fake album. Total eclipse of the Heart was the B side :) yeah we were kids of the 80's and im so grateful I was a grateful you guys took a peek at this classic jam
"Only Time Will Tell" "Don't Cry" "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" are their other three hits.
Sole Survivor.
Have you already heard my own time? Is the best underated song from them.
@@canaldoyu-gui3947 The John Payne era of Asia had some great songs as well! Check out "Ready to Go Home." th-cam.com/video/cvXQdt3n9nA/w-d-xo.html
@@algallego Yeah man, this song is also great. People still talking about only time will tell, no doubt is a great song but My own time... Man... How can no one knows this masterpiece? And thank you for share this awesome music here 🙌
@@canaldoyu-gui3947 my vote for most underrated is There was a Time from Omega
These were musicians who comfortably performed in front of tens or hundreds of thousands of fans in stadiums. They were also very intellectual as evidenced by the vocal harmonies and lyrics, both individually, in this group and their former groups.
Only Time Will Tell - Asia. This is another awesome fun banger that I know both of you will like. It was another early 80s hit. Love to see you react to that one next by Asia.
You guys are killing it with these reactions thank you so much!!
Only Time Will Tell is my favorite Asia song.
Jeff... absolutely a great suggestion!
That’s the track that made me buy the album. Best. Album. Ever. 😇
One of the best songs of the 80’s. You will love this.
The Smile has left your eyes. Only Time will Tell are two great Asia tunes
Keyboardist Geoffrey Downes was originally in the band The Buggles who's claim to fame was that the video for their song Video Killed The Radio Star was the first video ever played on MTV
In the early 1980s, Asia’s first record stayed at #1 on the Billboard Charts for MONTHs…I think it set some kind of record
I just love Don’t Cry. This song was playing when I got my first crush. Sigh… I was only 12 years old.💙
This is a mega band with members from a lot of different groups making great music, early 80s!!!!!!
Yes , much talent from some of the best rock bands ever.
Asia's lead singer, John Wetton, passed away in January 2017.
OMG...the harmonies of this song.
"Only Time Will Tell" is an absolute MUST. Very dramatic and has 'horns' (keyboard horns) too! "Don't Cry" also has Asia's dramatic stamp. They are a British SUPERGROUP consisting of members of Yes, King Crimson, and ELP.
I love Don’t Cry! And The Smile Has Left Your Eyes.
Only Time Will Tell is a great song!!! Best song on the album!!! ❤🙂👍
Carl Palmer is definitely one of the greatest drummers on the planet. This was a slightly edited version. Only Time Will Tell is another good one by them.
I don’t know that I would go that far. Don’t get me wrong, he’s good. But certainly, not oneof the the greatest.
@josephwalker5577 well, have you heard anything by Emerson Lake and Palmer? I'm definitely not talking about Asia, he's very scaled down with his performance here. I mean the real Carl Palmer of ELP. As I said, one of the greatest. I did not say that he was THE greatest, but definitely one of the greatest.
I'm so lucky I was able to enjoy/love the 80's music. Being in high school during the beginning of the 80's was such a blast and the music just got better.
Agreed , but I am a bit younger. I turned 10 in December of 80 but by that time I had already been in piano lessons for 6yrs. My mom and my dad's youngest sister were concert promoters and I have been to a lot of shoes over the years
I am also a little younger than you , I graduated in 1990, so the 80’s were definitely my jams
Same
@@reneeholcomb205 The 80's rocked!!!!
My number 1 favourite group of all time.
The video is directed by Kevin Godley and Lol Creme half of the band 10cc. They left the band to do their own albums and got into directing videos when they were asked to do a promo video for their song 'An Englishman In New York', when the director that was hired to do it couldn't grasp the concept the duo were proposing; so, they did it themselves. They also directed The Police 'Every Breath You Take'.
In the early summer of 1982, when I heard there was a band named ASIA featuring musicians from YES, King Crimson and Emerson Lake and Palmer, I rushed through my senior final English exam , drove to Record Bar at 10 am picked up the album, drove straight home, listened to it a couple of times then jumped behind my drums and proceeded to pick out Carl Palmer’s drum parts. I have bought every ASIA album when it came out for the last 40 years.
Asia is one of my favorite 80s bands. Please do more Asia!
this was one of the super groups made up of great musicians form various bands. kind of a dream team moment.
I so much enjoy you guys sharing your reactions. I am a huge fan. Being 52 years old, I can recall waiting for just the right song to come on with a cassette loaded in the tecnics sereo system that occupied the top of my bedroom dresser. just hoping the radio dj didn't talk too long at the beginning or ending of the song and hoping the recording levels were p to par, the tape ran smoothly and all that. What a brilliant time to be alive that really was. I think this is one of the most bombastic of all 80's songs. The whole arrangement is theatrical and over the top just like being alive was, back in the day. you know what else it was? Vulnerable! Damn 80s musical artists were vulnerable! Innocent AF. SO DAMNED HONEST with themselves. I see today's youth as tremendously guarded hiding behind sweatshirt hoodie and ipods and running scared. Not that I blame them. They have 10x the awareness of imperfections in society as I did as a youth. They are doing what youg people do surviving until adulthood, surviving until they have a voice. Watching and calculating. In the 80's people just put it all out there recklessly, yet theatrically.. lWithout this channel I would have never made this connection or felt motivated to share. Praise God for youtube and for ROB SQUAD.
"Go", "Only Time Will Tell, "Don't Cry" and a nice ballad "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes".
Love both songs such a vastly underrated group..
I got so much serotonin from this. One of my all time favorite bands and criminally underrated. PLEASE hit “only time will tell” and “one step closer”
Asia was a Supergroup. John Wetton was from King Crimson, Carl Palmer was from Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, Steve Howe from Yes, and Geoff Downes from the Buggles and Yes (for a while). I saw them live a few times back in the 80s and they were amazing.
…”and now you find yourself in ‘82”….yep, 1982, the year I graduated high school, and this song and video, was in heavy rotation on MTV.
Time flies ⏰
ASIA is HUGE!!! thats a deep dive you're in for
Only Time Will Tell
Wildest Dreams
Time Again
Cutting it Fine
Don't Cry
Here comes the Feeling
The Last to Know
The Smile has left your Eyes
Go
Voice of America
Rock and Roll Dream
Days like These
Summer Can't last too Long
What about Love
Fanfare for the Common Man (Live in Tokyo - cover of ELP instrumental)
Never Again
Shadow of a Doubt
An Extraordinary Life
Holy War
Listen, Children
There was a Time
I Believe
Bury me in Willow
Valkyrie
Til we meet Again
Omg, high school! The memories! 1982. "Only Time Will Tell", should be next.
I'm a 55 yr old bass player and I used to play all these tunes back in the day!! It took longer to learn the tunes because you had to constantly stop and rewind or lift the needle!! Great memories! Kinda jamming them again too lol!! Peace
Only time will tell, by Asia is a masterpiece
OMG I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH!!!! I AM SO GLAD THAT YOU ARE LISTENING TO IT!!!!!!!!!
They say the year in the song 82. " now you find yourself in 82"
Growing up I always thought they said “find yourself an empty tomb” like they were calling her hollow and empty inside. Hearing it again years later I realized it was “find yourself in ‘82.” Talk about time stamping your song.
@@amyk9175 I thought the same thing back then.
The drummer is Carl Palmer of Emerson Lake and Palmer or ELP and you can see his incredible drum set and a great drum solo from the (Calif Jam 1974 ELP Karn Evin 9 1st impression pt-2). Carl Palmer also did the 1st ever recorded electric drum solo in (ELP's Toccata)
Yes! I was at Cal Jam (74). So many never to be forgotten moments. I wouldn't call that a drum "set", it was more like a drum "monument"!
3 Yrs ago I went to a Yes/Asia concert... The opening act was Carl Palmer doing the music of Emerson Lake and Palmer with Arthur Brown acting as the front man... Then John Lodge did the songs of Moody Blues... Then Carl came back and did a full set with Asia... the man was 69-70 and he played the heck out of those drums for two sets... he's in great shape... there are a lot of men half his age that don't have that kind of endurance.
Interesting to see Carl Palmer using a traditional grip with the sticks. Not something I would have normally noticed as a kid in the 80s -- except that my favorite drummer, Stewart Copeland, also used (uses) that grip.
@@rray848 being a drummer will keep your cardio in shape thats for sure
Marty, a fellow music student of mine in college in California in the 80s, was taken by a friend of his to a house in LA. He had no idea where he was going til he got to the house and realized the house belonged to Geoff, the keyboard player. He said they played til 3 in the morning. It was the greatest experience in his life, bloody fingers and all.
And now you find yourself in 82......is part of the song, this was early 80's
When you were young and parting and dancing with someone you crushed on ...in the Heat of the Moment!
There is a line in the song that gives the year away. "and now you find yourself in '82"
YES! Only Time Will Tell is awesome, too! Saw them in concert with Journey. Good times! 80s all the way!!
I graduated from high school in 1983. This is one of those songs that instantly brings my minds-eye back to that specific point in time. Things were much more innocent then, before the internet. Before cell phones. Before streaming music. This was a huge hit on FM radio back then. Another great one from Asia is "Only Time Will Tell".
Got to see them back in '82 - great concert. Howe is probably my favorite guitarist. Glad you enjoyed the song!
This is an 80s band of amazing prog rock musicians. "Only Time Will Tell", "Don't Cry", "Summer Won't Last Too Long", "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" all bangers.
as many have stated this was a supergroup
carl palmer - drummer emerson lake and palmer
john wetton - bass king crimson
geoff downes - keyboards the buggles
steve howe - guitars yes
steve howe was a member of the supergroup GTR who had a hit When The Heart Rules The Mind
Asia's song "Don't Cry" is still in my truck....great band.
This always reminds my of my brother-in-law who used to have a cover band where the singer couldn't understand the lyrics "The disco hotspots hold no charm for you" and always sang "The disco hunchback holds a chair for you" instead. Makes me laugh every time I think of it.
😂😂😂 that's hilarious! I was in 6th grade and I always though it was "the disco hot rocks on the charts for you".
That's really funny!
Carl Palmer is now the only surviving member of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. I saw him in concert with ELP in 1977. He is an incredible drummer!
40 years! Written by the late John Wetton and Geoff Downes. Produced by the late Mike Stone.
Supergroup. Members of King Crimson, Uriah Heep, Yes, Emerson , Lake and Palmer.
This is an 80s song: the year 82 appears in the 2nd verse.
RIP Mike Stone and John Wetton.
Suggested next video: Only Time Will Tell.
Buggles
@@pablomalaga4676 Geoff Downes and Trevor Horn 🎷 were members of The Buggles until the break up 💔.
Sole survivor, don't cry, smile has left your eyes, go
The Smile has left your eyes is good.
Definitely adding a vote for listening to Only time will tell! Thanks for reacting I love this group thanks to my parents.
One of my favorite songs of 80s, listened to it maybe 100 times.
Asia wasn't around long. But they sure had alot of great songs. The musicianship was second to none.
Asia was one of the first supergroups. John Wetton vocals and bass ,Jeff Downes keys, Steve Howe guitars, and Carl Palmer drums all were in successful groups Yes, King Crimson and Emerson Lake and Palmer. There were other incarnations of Asia but those original 4 were responsible for their biggest hit Heat of the Moment. Thanks for that blast from my past.
Saw John Wetton with Uriah Heep on the "High and Mighty" and "Return to Fantasy tours.
I think Wetton was so unheralded especially as a bass player. Definitely was a musician's musican.
Released in 1982. I became a radio rock DJ when this was released and loved this song.
I wish I could hear this song again for the first time.
Crazy to think this song was recorded in one take, true legends.🤘
There’s a lot more great songs from the band Asia you must listen to.The songs are Don’t Cry,The Smile has left your eyes,Voice of America.This band was one of my favorite bands growing up in the 80s .The lead singer John Wetton just passed away not to long ago and he had a great voice.
“YES” “Only of a Lonely Heart” and Roundabout” Rock group Yes!
"The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" - Fantastic, deep song.
Asia....I don't know....there is something about this song and the song "Only Time Will Tell" that feel so bitter sweet. There is a beauty and sadness to them. Each time I hear these two songs, perhaps more than any other songs from my childhood, they pull back in time with such strength and longing, to some quiet magical space in the clouds just above the neon and the city streets. I was a pop chart kid so these two songs of Asia's are pretty much all I have ever heard from the band, but these two songs were more than enough to make me love Asia for the rest of my life! 82 crew!💖
OMG, so many memories connected to this song...for me. Reminds me of a very nice relationship..
That record was HUGE at that time (and now you find yourself in '82) It's still great, I still listen to it.
The singer (and bass guitarist) is the late John Wetton. Great singer, great songwriter, great musician. If you like the drummer on this song, check out his solo with ELP at the California Jam. Carl Palmer is not just as good a drummer as has ever played, but an amazing showman, too.
I forgot how much I love this song!
Asia was a great soupergroup of Rock musicians from the 1970s and late-1960s. The late John Wetton was the lead singer. Other hit songs/music videos from Asia are "Only Time Will Tell", "Sole Survivor", and "Don't Cry".
I saw Asia about six times on their first tour. Each member was well established in other bands before they got together.
Steve Howe (Yes)- Guitar
John Wetton (King Crimson)- Lead vocals/Bass
Geoff Downes (Yes/The Buggles)- Keyboard
Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)- Drums
Great individual artists that wrote and performed great music as a group. Great reaction, you two really are expanding your music. I love that.
Every now and then a band puts out an album of all hits ....Supertramp, Boston , Meatloaf.....and Asia
Every time I hear this or Only Time Will Tell that summer of '82 comes back like yesterday. Sights, sounds, music. Loved ones who are long gone now. Far too many of those. MTV of course. My cousin and I were 9 and ran around playing all day at our Grandparent's house. That first Asia album was pervasive and a massive hit; it seemed to be playing everywhere.
Love this band flashback to growing up in the 80's
ASIA: "Here Comes The Feeling"
This one really smokes!
"Time Again"
Asia are an English rock supergroup formed in London in 1981. The most commercially successful line-up was its original, which consisted of four members of different progressive rock bands that had enjoyed great success in the 1970s: lead vocalist and bassist John Wetton of King Crimson and U.K., guitarist Steve Howe of Yes, keyboardist Geoff Downes of Yes and the Buggles, and drummer Carl Palmer of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Their debut album, Asia, released in 1982, remains their best selling album and went to number one in several countries. The lead single from the album, "Heat of the Moment", remains their top charting and best-known song, reaching the top 40 in over a dozen markets and peaking in the U.S. at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart.
The song literally tells you what year it came out.. "And now you find yourself in '82"
Man, you guys are going back and digging. I love it! You will NEVER run out of great, not commonly known songs and artists if you keep doing what you're doing. I'm a fan, love you two!
“In a Big Country” by Big Country came out around the same time. It’s totally your jam. (Nothing like Asia, which I also like.) If they listen, they should use the studio version. The official video cuts out the long drum intro, which is one of the best song openings.
Awesome song
I've recommended this one before!!
One of the best bands to come out of Scotland. Love how they make the guitars sound like bagpipes.
Absolutely agree. Big Country is actually my favorite band of all time.
LOVE THAT SONG!!!
Loved the 80’s. Started middle school in the 80’s and ended the 80’s in college. Great memories.
So grateful to wake up to this one.. INSTANT good mood!
This was huge in 1982-83. Great album cover art too. My senior year of high school, graduating in 83. Asia and Def Leppard's Pyromania, what an awesome year!
Asia is a "supergroup" that includes original members:
The late JOHN WETTON (King Crimson, UK, Wishbone Ash): Lead vocals, bass
Steve Howe (Yes): Guitar
Geoff Downes (Yes, The Buggles): Keyboards
Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake and Palmer): Drums
This was from 1982. The debut album that this appears on is close to a perfect album. Other songs from that album include singles "Only Time Will Tell" and "Soul Survivor". Deep album cuts worth listening to: "Hear Comes the Feeling"; "Cutting it Fine".
My recommendation is to also look back at their other works: Yes, ELP, King Crimson.
Welcome aboard! This is one of the groups that my future brother (in the early '80s) really liked. I learned to also enjoy their music over the years.
Another one of my all-time favorite bands!
One of the greatest Supergroups ever assembled. Their first 2 albums were masterpieces. Wetton voice is incredible. Howe is a top 20 alltime guitarist. Palmer is a top 5 drummer. And Downes is a very solid keyboardist.
Can't believe this song is 40 years old, and I'm getting old with it.
Well! ....... now this was a blast from the past.... that's fer sure. I remembered it straight away. What a beautiful song/voice. 😎🇬🇧🎼🎤
Asia was a supergroup composed of musicians from Yes and ELP (Emerson Lake and Palmer). Each person was a master on their respective instrument. Lead singer/Bass was Greg Lake.
Leader singer/bass was John Wetton (King Crimson). Lake filled in for a Japanese tour while Wetton was in rehab or something.
The original lineup reunited in 2006 to celebrate their 25th anniversary. Unfortunately John Wetton passed away in January of 2017 from colon cancer.
You both are an absolute joy to watch.
I can't help thinking of the 'Supernatural' episode 'Mystery Spot' whenever I hear this song!🌮
Dude...Sam keep waking up to this on the radio. Such a f**king good episode 🤘 first time we meet a certain someone as well if I'm not mistaken.
Rise and shine, Sammy!!
@@jadzia911 did it look cool like in the movies? You peed yourself! Dude he can't even catch a break staying in the room!!! Funny as hell!
@@jadzia911 a fellow supernatural fan deserves a subscription 😁
The drummer is Carl Palmer, from the band E.L.P. (Emerson Lake And Palmer) and he is an absolute BEAST on the drums. The lead guitarist is Steve Howe from the band YES.
The part in the middle that Jay thought was a tambourine was actually the High Hat keeping the tempo. The song came out in 1982. If you listen to the lyrics you hear him sing “Now you find yourself in 82’”.
Amazing talent. The original‘super group ‘. Got to see the original lineup live.
I had this on 45 (I took the records from an old jukebox a pizza place was junking) when I was little kid. I've always loved it. It was always one of my favorite 80s songs. It still gives me goosebumps if I haven't heard it for a while... like now. Thanks for the review and reminding me of this song. I can't believe it has been a few years since the last time I listened to it.
Tip, in case you actually read this comment: Most of Asia's music sounds like hit songs. Some of their songs definitely won't appeal to every taste. They were really talented and experimental, producing some really unique (for the time) sounding music. As with all art, if you're exploring a style that's new and unique you're not going to please everyone. Their depth wasn't necessarily in their lyrics so much (still they were usually good) as their instrumentals, arrangement, and vocals. Anyway, I don't think you'll regret it just listening to their albums sometime. You're almost certainly going to hear something that strongly appeals to your tastes.
This song brings back childhood memories as this is a song my parents listened to.
Asia was a "Supergroup" from the 80s. SOOOOO much great music. 'Without You' is still one of my all-time fav songs.
Great song. Great Album.