One of the greatest debut albums of all time. A real band in which it's not just one star with a backup band, but each one a virtuoso in his own right. They deserve a seat in the RRHOF. RIP John Wetton.
@@CP1234-w5dthe term supergroup refers to a band whose members were previously in other established groups. It's nothing to do with the quality of the band or its music. The first supergroup was Cream. Asia is certainly my favorite
@@enderjed When I heard about a release of a super group album, I was pumped. I hoped it would be a group like UK. Sadly, it wasn't. They had a stellar group of prog stars, and what they gave us was a decent first album, then album after album of music that got worse and more commercial with each release. They had the personnel to be great, but the record execs had more commercial ideas in mind. What a waste of such great talent.
@@killmenow6663 I disagree with most of your analysis. While Asia's follow up albums did lack the punch of their debut, they were both still very good. Especially for prog fans who at the time were being smothered by underground punk and madonna type pop acts, Asia was a huge breath of fresh air, even Alpha and Astra. Unfortunately they couldn't keep the original lineup together for long enough to survive the turbulent rock music transformation scene of the late 80's and 90's. If they had, they wouldn't have necessarily flourished in the hair band and grunge eras, but they would have survived (like Aerosmith did) and emerged as a legendary iconic band, instead of the periodic powerful supergroup title they do hold. Having said that, perhaps it is better that they remained pure, albeit for just a short time, instead of selling out to stay relevant, like a lot of the 70's acts did when they started recording disco albums, or like Aerosmith did when they started doing sappy movie theme stuff in the 90's. I have no regrets about Asia, other than John Wetton's passing and that I will never get to see him perform live.
@@chomusic Its known fact that as one gets older their voice gets deeper/lower in pitch and or it becomes more difficult to hit very high notes of the upper register. As an example : Listen to Greg Lake's later tours with Keith and solo
Wetton was in his later 50s yet sang with a youthful voice that he had wonderful control of. So sad that he passed away only about 10 years later. He was great.
When Asia came out in 82, I went on my own journey to hear what this Wetton dude was all about. Family, King Crimson, Roxy Music, UK!!!! What Wetton learned under all of the bands he played with make him one of the most versatile singing bassists of all time. They’ve used the term “journeyman” in past to describe him. However, it never really gave us an indication of how much of a “utility player” and “frontman” he was. History will be very kind to him and his legacy.
0:00 - Credits, Intro (Land of Hope & Glory) 2:38 - Time Again 7:50 - Wildest Dreams 13:28 - One Step Closer 18:27 - Roundabout (Yes Cover) 27:50 - Without You 33:39 - Cutting It Fine 40:15 - Intersection Blues (Steve Howe Solo) 43:51 - Fanfare for the Common Man (ELP Cover) 51:50 - The Smile Has Left Your Eyes 56:00 - Don't Cry 1:01:05 - In the Court of the Crimson King (King Crimson Cover) 1:06:30 - Here Comes the Feeling 1:12:43 - Video Killed the Radio Star (Buggles Cover) 1:17:24 - The Heat Goes On (Carl Palmer Drum Solo) 1:26:46 - Only Time Will Tell 1:32:04 - Sole Survivor 1:40:29 - Ride Easy 1:45:59 - Heat of the Moment
Steve Howe’s ability to make little riffs in songs that NOBODY else could have done is his trademark. He won best overall guitarist five years in a row in Guitar Player magazine (exempt from the list after 5 years). Yes, Asia, GTR, ABWH, plus his solo records (not a big fan). I know he looks like a skeleton now (is he still alive?) but the man is pure legend.
English translation: Asia cool. There are a lot of good songs, and I think they have a charisma that current music doesn't have. I listened to it so often that the record wore out.🤤😃
This show worth every cent of the tickets price! Carl Palmer is in sooo perfect musical shape! Just amazing! RIP great John Wetton. ASIA - favorite band forever.
Steve Howe is one of the best but least credited rock guitarists in the world. His work with Yes and others is phenomenal and extremely fun to watch. I like how he looks around and will play a complicated few bars then look up at the audience like "there, how do you like that?" Everyone always mentions Clapton and Luke and others but Steve is just so exquisite in how he plays. My favorite.
Yeah well he should be more recognized as one of the more influential guitarists around but so many. After being an Yngwie fan since 1984. I've come full circle to think Yngwie knew how good Steve Howe is and his fluid arpeggios and scales are. Probably not but its a thought.
I get a little bit annoyed of all the "least credited" and "underrated" comments sometimes . Steve was in the 70's one of the most influential, innovative and rated guitarists on the rock scene and he was voted Best Over All Guitarist in Guitar Player Magazine for five years in a row from 77-81. I would rather say that Clapton is overrated as he stopped being innovative after his period with Cream, and who the h.. is Luke? Steve Lukather?
Howe war In den 70er innovativ creativ und wirklich gut. Aber in der Weltspitze gibt es viel bessere als ihn. Er spielt sowieso in den letzten Jahren sehr unsauber, weil er ständig an der Grenze seines eigenen Könnens spielt. Es gibt schon alleine zwei Gitarristen mit dem gleichen Vornamen, denen er das Wasser nicht reichen kann. Steve Lukather und Steve Morse. Dann gibt es noch einige andere Größen an die er nicht ranreicht. Pat Metheny, Al di Melia, Alan Holdsworth um nur ein paar zu nennen.
Asia: Fantasia - Live in Tokyo (2007) - Fantasia: Live in Tokyo is a double live album by British rock band Asia, released on 21 June 2007 in Japan by WHD Entertainment and on 26 June 2007 internationally by Eagle Records.From Wikipedia Track listing Disc one No. Title Writer(s) Original artist Length 1. "Time Again" Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, John Wetton 5:14 2. "Wildest Dreams" Wetton, Downes 5:36 3. "One Step Closer" Wetton, Howe 4:20 4. "Roundabout" Jon Anderson, Howe Yes 8:41 5. "Without You" Wetton, Howe 5:44 6. "Cutting It Fine" Wetton, Downes, Howe 6:24 7. "Intersection Blues" Howe 3:39 8. "Fanfare for the Common Man" Aaron Copland Emerson, Lake & Palmer 7:34 9. "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" Wetton 3:39 Total length: 50:55 Disc two No. Title Writer(s) Original artist Length 1. "Don't Cry" Wetton, Downes 4:29 2. "In the Court of the Crimson King" Ian McDonald, Peter Sinfield King Crimson 5:01 3. "Here Comes the Feeling" Wetton, Howe 5:39 4. "Video Killed the Radio Star" Downes, Trevor Horn, Bruce Woolley Buggles 4:39 5. "The Heat Goes On" Wetton, Downes 9:14 6. "Only Time Will Tell" Wetton, Downes 5:00 7. "Sole Survivor" Wetton, Downes 6:52 8. "Ride Easy" Wetton, Howe 5:27 9. "Heat of the Moment" Wetton, Downes 8:25 Total length: 54:50 Personnel Asia John Wetton - lead vocals, bass, acoustic guitar Steve Howe - guitars, backing vocals Geoff Downes - keyboards, backing vocals Carl Palmer - drums
The first Asia album was the first album I ever bought. It was a beginning for me musically, because of all the great music that each of these guys did before that, which I would find out about soon enough. Memories and music I still enjoy 40+years later. I never heard this incredible record live performed by the 4 originals. Awesome!
He was primarily a bassist for which he was highly regarded. Although he sang in King Crimson, Asia also auditioned others like Trevor Rabin and Roy Wood who both sang better than Wetton, but they didn't join the band.
@@BrianRAlex Sorry John Wetton was a great Bass Player AND one of the greatest Singer of Prog and Rock! He has more Charisma in his voice then many Others, Greg include 😇
OMG! I fell in love with these guys when their first album came out and I was 13 then. I still listen to their Anthology album regularly and I’m now 54. They played a group of songs I adore. If you didn’t know what makes them a supergroup you should now. I could listen to “Here comes the feeling” 1,000 times over. Big King Crimson fan, ELP fan, and of course, Yes. This was a little slice of heaven to listen too! I really think John could have sung the ingredients off a cereal box and made it sound good. We lost him way too soon.
Does anyone remember when John fronted a band called UK. In the fall of 1978, I was a young DJ, I played a song called Danger Money. Two years later my college roomate bought that casette and the song Alaska....wow, we would take the stereo boombox out in the snow at night tripping on shrooms and it would fit the surroundings so well.
UK were far superior to Asia. I was lucky to have seen them when they toured with Jethro Tull. Years later I had a chance to see them in Atlanta, but they had to cancel the tour due to John Wetton's failing health. I was SO disappointed.
Asia playing live is a group that sounds better than their studio albums but then coming from their backgrounds- Yes -- E.L.P -- King Crimson to just a few and their wide range knowledge of performing gigs to such large audiences it’s no wonder the sound is fantastic- Carl Palmer looks like he could be drumming into his 80 s
English translation: I'm impressed to see John Wetton singing Roundabout while playing that complex bass. I don't think it's human work. After all, classical music is the base, so there is depth. I was also impressed with the service spirit that he even covered "The Tragedy of a Radio Star". I'm doing some entertainment. amazing.✌
Saw Asia in New Haven, CT on there 1st American Tour and it was Incredible. Wish I could find all those pictures from that concert. It kills me that they were lost. So amazing even back in 1982- 1983. 😊
I was lucky to witness ASIA opening for YES on 7/2/09 @ the Warfield in San Francisco CA. BEST part was, the GREAT Steve Howe did double duty, playing both YES & ASIA sets!! PS: That was my 8th of x 10 YES concerts!!
Gracias por compartir esté video, gran alineación, derrama de talento y virtuosismo sobre el escenario todos haciendo lo mejor y dejando que los demás hagan lo mismo, grupos como este va a ser difícil de igualar gran tino de WETTON al rodearse de GRAN TALENTO, WETTON te vamos a extrañar hasta siempre.
English translation: When I was in high school, I still remember the shock I felt when I heard "Heat of the Moment" playing in my friend's car. It's the best group. I've been listening to it a lot lately. I want many people to listen to it. I recommend it because it is the best in Asia😃☯✌
You are a good brother. My son has gone to your country every year for the last 10 years except 2 for covid! He loves your country, your people, way of life! I watched the MTV " ASIA in ASIA" special Dec 3, 1983 via satellite. Yes, having Greg Lake as bassist was tough- although I like Greg! So I have met all four of these band members - - probably John Wetton, I connected with most. We were both in AA ( Alchoholics Anonymous around the same time - No SAKE for me brother - 17 years, and counting....( and Ride Easy !) John would tell you why he missed the 1983 Asia in Asia. The band couldn't deal with the "wine" John. The " wine" John was interfering with the "music John." He and the original ASIA were able to return to your noble country, because the " MUSIC, and LIFE," John Wetton, found the light! Best, Charlie
John Wetton was the best and saw Asia many times but the best was early 2000's when I got to stand right up front and John Wetton was right there..Great times and thanks for giving me a thumbs up when I was singing and clapping 👍 You are missed John
Man that was a great performance, all in top form, especially wettons voice, having missed ELP live, this was a big treat for fans in the 80’ to have another supergroup, plus buggles song CMONMAN superb!!! Miss you; Kieth Greg John Chris Alan
1:26:48 Only Time Will Tell You're leaving now It's in your eyes There's no disguising it It really comes as no surprise To find that you planned it all along I see it now Becomes so clear Your insincerity And me all starry-eyed You'd think that I would have known by now Now, sure as the sun will cross the sky This lie is over Lost, like the tears that used to tide me over One thing is sure That time will tell (Only time will tell) If you were wrong The brightest ring around the moon Will darken when I die Now, sure as the sun will cross the sky This lie is over Lost, like the tears that used to tide me over You're leaving now It's in your eyes There's no disguising it It really comes as no surprise To find that you planned it all along I see it now Becomes so clear Your insincerity And me all starry-eyed You'd think that I would have known by now Now, sure as the sun will cross the sky This lie is over Lost, like the tears that used to tide me over You're on your own Inside your room (Only time will tell) You're claiming victory You were just using me And there is no one you can use now One thing is sure That time will tell 🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸🥁
English translation: March 7, 2007 The memories of when I went to see this live show came back to me! I am grateful that I was able to see and listen to the performance of the precious original members live! ! Because there was an unexpected “Video …”~😂 (laughs)
Back in the days, I saw Asia (Morse Code), Rainbow (Scorpions), Def Leppard (Krokus & Gary Moore) and Judas Priest (Great White) IN THE SAME F'ING WEEK ! The good ole days when tickets were $12 and beers were $3 ! And you got out with a tour shirt for $5 at the end of the show
Just discovered this gem 💎 of a concert!!! I’ve always loved Asias music and style… so glad to be able to engorge myself with thier performances years later!! I appreciate what they brought to us even more!!! Blessings to wetton!! Thanks for your music and messages 🍻
I missed them the first time around, but saw them on a couple of UK tours when this original lineup reformed. Fantastic shows. Seen Steve many times with Yes, and met John and Carl at one of their Qango shows, and what a band that was! Met Geoff a couple of times, once at a Yes concert, and again at a Steve Hackett show. He'd spotted the John Wetton (chasing the dragon tour shirt i was wearing), and came over for a chat. Also got a handshake and a few words from Steve Hackett that night, and I swear thats because he'd spotted my JW t-shirt too.
兄が大ファンで、学生だった83年の初来日公演に行ったけどジョン・ウェットンが脱退していたので残念がっていた。
そして、この2007年に日本で初めてオリジナルメンバーが揃ったエイジアを観るために長期休暇を取り、全公演に参加して大満足だったと後日話しを聞いた。
ジョン・ウェットンが亡くなり、昨年、その兄もこの世を去った。
この会場の何処かに兄がいたと思うと泣けてくる。
Wetton and Greg Lake R.I.P were the best prog-rock singers of all time. miss them so much
I totally agree
+ Peter Gabriel
Jak najbardziej oprócz znakomitych wokali byli najlepszymi basistami w historii
感動し過ぎて、涙が出てしまいました
このライブに行きたかったです
私には、心に生涯に残るものなったことでしょう
残してくださった方々に感謝しています
本当にありがとうございます
Prog rock gods!!!
Wow thank you thank you thank you for whoever uploaded this great show
John Wetton never received the recognition he should have. Great lead, great voice, solid bass. Legendary bands. An icon really.
Rounabout with him is epic
He got ten million received recognitions in a single year.
John, unforgettable King Crimson 's voice, RIP in our hearts !
Wetton on fine form, Beautiful sonority to his voice, and unfussy but effective bass playing.
この時会場で楽しめたのはいい思い出です。今聴いても色あせない、本当に素晴らしい演奏でした。その時購入した本に４人のサインを書いてもらい、今でも宝物として大事にしています。
いいなぁ・・・・・・・・・😭
One of the greatest debut albums of all time. A real band in which it's not just one star with a backup band, but each one a virtuoso in his own right. They deserve a seat in the RRHOF. RIP John Wetton.
They are what was referred to as a supergroup. There were very few.
@@CP1234-w5dthe term supergroup refers to a band whose members were previously in other established groups. It's nothing to do with the quality of the band or its music. The first supergroup was Cream. Asia is certainly my favorite
@@enderjed Ummm, I’m not sure why you felt the need to tell me what I already knew
@@enderjed When I heard about a release of a super group album, I was pumped. I hoped it would be a group like UK. Sadly, it wasn't. They had a stellar group of prog stars, and what they gave us was a decent first album, then album after album of music that got worse and more commercial with each release. They had the personnel to be great, but the record execs had more commercial ideas in mind. What a waste of such great talent.
@@killmenow6663 I disagree with most of your analysis. While Asia's follow up albums did lack the punch of their debut, they were both still very good. Especially for prog fans who at the time were being smothered by underground punk and madonna type pop acts, Asia was a huge breath of fresh air, even Alpha and Astra. Unfortunately they couldn't keep the original lineup together for long enough to survive the turbulent rock music transformation scene of the late 80's and 90's. If they had, they wouldn't have necessarily flourished in the hair band and grunge eras, but they would have survived (like Aerosmith did) and emerged as a legendary iconic band, instead of the periodic powerful supergroup title they do hold. Having said that, perhaps it is better that they remained pure, albeit for just a short time, instead of selling out to stay relevant, like a lot of the 70's acts did when they started recording disco albums, or like Aerosmith did when they started doing sappy movie theme stuff in the 90's. I have no regrets about Asia, other than John Wetton's passing and that I will never get to see him perform live.
新めて、エイジアの偉大さが実感させらる、最高の時間。復活、そしてフェニックスへと続く新世エイジア。出きることなら永遠に、続いて欲しかった。
これから、もっと素敵で、心に沁みる多くの曲、メンバーの色々な表情を魅せてくれるはずだった、2017年、1月31日。時が止まってしまった。Wetton、安らかに。そして、ありがとうございました。
I very much doubt that there will be musicians as talented as those of that generation.
When people talk about best drummers of all times why is Carl Palmer hardly got a mentioned? Please stop this crime!
CARL PALMER has been my fave drummer since the 1970's !!!!
Not in my book….. l never miss him when he comes to New York
These 4 original members are unbelievable! ASIA Forever!!!
They set fire to that summer long long ago.
アストラなんか未だに古さを感じないアルバムです。むしろ新しく感じるサウンドです。
I absolutely love Astra , wishing and too late are brilliant so is suspicion god damn the entire album is brilliant
才能あふれるジェフ・ダウンズもっと痩せてくれ！そして長生きしてくれよ。
Wetton's singing got better through the years.
Although I see they detuned by a semitone.
@@chomusic Its known fact that as one gets older their voice gets deeper/lower in pitch and or it becomes more difficult to hit very high notes of the upper register. As an example : Listen to Greg Lake's later tours with Keith and solo
奇跡のライブの映像があったのですね❤初来日の時はJhonがいなくて、この時は義母と同居で行けず、昨年夫が亡くなり、Asiaをふと久しぶりに聴くと最高で泣けてきました。このライブを残してくださり、ありがとうございます。こうしていつでも観れるなんて今は幸せな時代です。
It was great to see they reconciled their differences and performed more. One of my favorite bands and musicians!
Wetton was in his later 50s yet sang with a youthful voice that he had wonderful control of. So sad that he passed away only about 10 years later. He was great.
When Asia came out in 82, I went on my own journey to hear what this Wetton dude was all about. Family, King Crimson, Roxy Music, UK!!!! What Wetton learned under all of the bands he played with make him one of the most versatile singing bassists of all time. They’ve used the term “journeyman” in past to describe him. However, it never really gave us an indication of how much of a “utility player” and “frontman” he was. History will be very kind to him and his legacy.
Ne aveva 57 di anni qui
0:00 - Credits, Intro (Land of Hope & Glory)
2:38 - Time Again
7:50 - Wildest Dreams
13:28 - One Step Closer
18:27 - Roundabout (Yes Cover)
27:50 - Without You
33:39 - Cutting It Fine
40:15 - Intersection Blues (Steve Howe Solo)
43:51 - Fanfare for the Common Man (ELP Cover)
51:50 - The Smile Has Left Your Eyes
56:00 - Don't Cry
1:01:05 - In the Court of the Crimson King (King Crimson Cover)
1:06:30 - Here Comes the Feeling
1:12:43 - Video Killed the Radio Star (Buggles Cover)
1:17:24 - The Heat Goes On (Carl Palmer Drum Solo)
1:26:46 - Only Time Will Tell
1:32:04 - Sole Survivor
1:40:29 - Ride Easy
1:45:59 - Heat of the Moment
Thanks dude was hoping someone had put the songs and the times when they were.👍
I love Asia. Have loved them since first hearing them in 1983...now 2023...❤
Thanks!!
loveyou
❤❤❤❤
Rip John ----ASIA-----The Greatest supergroup
Not by a longshot.
It really doesn't get any better than this.Steve Howe Yes,Geoff Downs Yes Carl Palmer ELP and John Wetton King Crimson if I'm wright.
And UK
And Uriah Heep
And Buggles
And Family of course 😜
やっぱりエイジアのメンバーは、この4人でないと駄目ですよね😊
エイジア最高〜スーパーバンドです🎉
ワンステップクローサーをセットリストに入れるところが心憎いですよねw
Mr.Wetton, you are my idol since 1970's.
Asia was a truly great band. They blew my mind when I first heard them and still do to this day!
Steve Howe’s ability to make little riffs in songs that NOBODY else could have done is his trademark.
He won best overall guitarist five years in a row in Guitar Player magazine (exempt from the list after 5 years).
Yes, Asia, GTR, ABWH, plus his solo records (not a big fan).
I know he looks like a skeleton now (is he still alive?) but the man is pure legend.
RIP John I always remember you singing those beautiful songs you played with ASIA ❤
John 君たち最高だよ🎵
One Of The Greatest Bands Ever....Great Steve and Wetton and Lake, Legendary band💖💖💖
The only Asia lineup that matters,what a loss RIP John Wetton
Cmon...they have some bangers without being the 4 originals..
エイジアカッコいい。
良い曲沢山あるし、現在の音楽には無いカリスマ性があると思います。
レコード擦り切れるほどよく聴きました。
English translation: Asia cool.
There are a lot of good songs, and I think they have a charisma that current music doesn't have.
I listened to it so often that the record wore out.🤤😃
OMG A variation of Fanfare for the common man. With guitar improvisation. Excellent
学生時代に偶然ラジオで、ヒートオブざモーメントを聞いた時な感動はたまらなかった。それから何十年も聞きつづけている。自分に取ってのマイベストソング
This show worth every cent of the tickets price! Carl Palmer is in sooo perfect musical shape! Just amazing!
RIP great John Wetton. ASIA - favorite band forever.
Steve Howe is one of the best but least credited rock guitarists in the world. His work with Yes and others is phenomenal and extremely fun to watch. I like how he looks around and will play a complicated few bars then look up at the audience like "there, how do you like that?" Everyone always mentions Clapton and Luke and others but Steve is just so exquisite in how he plays. My favorite.
Yeah well he should be more recognized as one of the more influential guitarists around but so many. After being an Yngwie fan since 1984. I've come full circle to think Yngwie knew how good Steve Howe is and his fluid arpeggios and scales are. Probably not but its a thought.
Steve is my second favorite after David Gilmour.
I get a little bit annoyed of all the "least credited" and "underrated" comments sometimes . Steve was in the 70's one of the most influential, innovative and rated guitarists on the rock scene and he was voted Best Over All Guitarist in Guitar Player Magazine for five years in a row from 77-81. I would rather say that Clapton is overrated as he stopped being innovative after his period with Cream, and who the h.. is Luke? Steve Lukather?
Howe war In den 70er innovativ creativ und wirklich gut. Aber in der Weltspitze gibt es viel bessere als ihn. Er spielt sowieso in den letzten Jahren sehr unsauber, weil er ständig an der Grenze seines eigenen Könnens spielt. Es gibt schon alleine zwei Gitarristen mit dem gleichen Vornamen, denen er das Wasser nicht reichen kann. Steve Lukather und Steve Morse. Dann gibt es noch einige andere Größen an die er nicht ranreicht. Pat Metheny, Al di Melia, Alan Holdsworth um nur ein paar zu nennen.
Steve Howe gets his proper respect,and then some. And it's all well-deserved
Wetton, Downes, Howe, Palmer.
The likes of these 4 giants we will not see again . What a wonderful band Asia!
A true SUPER GROUP!!!! Man were the 80's awesome!!!!
One of my biggest regrets is never seeing Asia in concert. They were coming to the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh in ‘82 and I didn’t go big regret.
Their entire first album was incredible from start to finish!
I totally agree!
👍👍👍👍👍
Steve Howe is such a guitar wizard/nerd. One of my all time favorite guitar players.
Asia: Fantasia - Live in Tokyo (2007) - Fantasia: Live in Tokyo is a double live album by British rock band Asia, released on 21 June 2007 in Japan by WHD Entertainment and on 26 June 2007 internationally by Eagle Records.From Wikipedia
Track listing
Disc one
No. Title Writer(s) Original artist Length
1. "Time Again" Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, John Wetton 5:14
2. "Wildest Dreams" Wetton, Downes 5:36
3. "One Step Closer" Wetton, Howe 4:20
4. "Roundabout" Jon Anderson, Howe Yes 8:41
5. "Without You" Wetton, Howe 5:44
6. "Cutting It Fine" Wetton, Downes, Howe 6:24
7. "Intersection Blues" Howe 3:39
8. "Fanfare for the Common Man" Aaron Copland Emerson, Lake & Palmer 7:34
9. "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" Wetton 3:39
Total length: 50:55
Disc two
No. Title Writer(s) Original artist Length
1. "Don't Cry" Wetton, Downes 4:29
2. "In the Court of the Crimson King" Ian McDonald, Peter Sinfield King Crimson 5:01
3. "Here Comes the Feeling" Wetton, Howe 5:39
4. "Video Killed the Radio Star" Downes, Trevor Horn, Bruce Woolley Buggles 4:39
5. "The Heat Goes On" Wetton, Downes 9:14
6. "Only Time Will Tell" Wetton, Downes 5:00
7. "Sole Survivor" Wetton, Downes 6:52
8. "Ride Easy" Wetton, Howe 5:27
9. "Heat of the Moment" Wetton, Downes 8:25
Total length: 54:50
Personnel
Asia
John Wetton - lead vocals, bass, acoustic guitar
Steve Howe - guitars, backing vocals
Geoff Downes - keyboards, backing vocals
Carl Palmer - drums
One of my favorite Legend! John Wetton! Unforgettable!!!
新宿厚生年金会館でのライブ、見に行ったんですよね🎵なんか、生きてて良かったなぁと感じた、奇跡のライブでした🌟しかし、アリーナで聴いてる人達は、本当に目の前ですねぇ✨
Я был рядом
スティーブのギター🎸がとてもキレキレで嬉しい。に、しても走りすぎないドッシリとしたテンポで演奏するのは流石としか言えない👍👍👍👍👍
この時会場で聞いて感動しました。今聴いても感動します。
音楽が素敵すぎる
The first Asia album was the first album I ever bought. It was a beginning for me musically, because of all the great music that each of these guys did before that, which I would find out about soon enough. Memories and music I still enjoy 40+years later. I never heard this incredible record live performed by the 4 originals. Awesome!
one of the most underated singers of our time John Wetton..,RIP, such satin voiced lyrics,
He was primarily a bassist for which he was highly regarded. Although he sang in King Crimson, Asia also auditioned others like Trevor Rabin and Roy Wood who both sang better than Wetton, but they didn't join the band.
Cant say he's underated, sings with king crimson and uk, and played with Uriah heep,roxy music and family. Quiet bussy
@@BrianRAlex Sorry John Wetton was a great Bass Player AND one of the greatest Singer of Prog and Rock! He has more Charisma in his voice then many Others, Greg include 😇
This was Asia at thier best. Glad I got to see them on their first US tour.
60s/70s musicians were so good. Especially live they could really play.
I remember seeing them open with this on their 1st tour 🤯
Superb ASIA in Asia, give me the Heat of The Every Moment hearing them. RIP John Wetton.
OMG! I fell in love with these guys when their first album came out and I was 13 then. I still listen to their Anthology album regularly and I’m now 54. They played a group of songs I adore. If you didn’t know what makes them a supergroup you should now. I could listen to “Here comes the feeling” 1,000 times over. Big King Crimson fan, ELP fan, and of course, Yes. This was a little slice of heaven to listen too! I really think John could have sung the ingredients off a cereal box and made it sound good. We lost him way too soon.
These guys sound great. Their faithfulness to the record is top notch.
Does anyone remember when John fronted a band called UK. In the fall of 1978, I was a young DJ, I played a song called Danger Money. Two years later my college roomate bought that casette and the song Alaska....wow, we would take the stereo boombox out in the snow at night tripping on shrooms and it would fit the surroundings so well.
Best Prog album ever.
UK were far superior to Asia. I was lucky to have seen them when they toured with Jethro Tull. Years later I had a chance to see them in Atlanta, but they had to cancel the tour due to John Wetton's failing health. I was SO disappointed.
Asia was my first concert at Starlight Theater in Kansas City, July 4,1982. It was an afternoon concert
Brings back great memories of Summer of '82. Asia blew the roof off of Yale's Woolsey Hall, New Haven, CT. Excellent Debut LP and Performance!
Asia playing live is a group that sounds better than their studio albums but then coming from their backgrounds- Yes -- E.L.P -- King Crimson to just a few and their wide range knowledge of performing gigs to such large audiences it’s no wonder the sound is fantastic- Carl Palmer looks like he could be drumming into his 80 s
ジョンウェットンがあの複雑なベースを弾きながらラウンドアバウトを歌ってるのを見て感動してます。人間業とは思えん。やはりクラシック音楽がベースにあるので奥行きがあります。「ラジオスターの悲劇」までカバーしちゃうというサービス精神にも感心した。なんだかんだでエンターテインメントしてるよ。凄い。
大学卒業後､最初に参加したバンドはファミリーでした｡それからキング・クリムゾン、ユーライア・ヒープ、ロキシー・ミュージック、サッッド・カフェ、UK､ソロ…続く。
English translation: I'm impressed to see John Wetton singing Roundabout while playing that complex bass. I don't think it's human work. After all, classical music is the base, so there is depth. I was also impressed with the service spirit that he even covered "The Tragedy of a Radio Star". I'm doing some entertainment. amazing.✌
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This a great surprise!
Well done. A very nice soundboard recording. Next level performance. Wetton's voice is really on point.
Saw Asia in New Haven, CT on there 1st American Tour and it was Incredible. Wish I could find all those pictures from that concert. It kills me that they were lost. So amazing even back in 1982- 1983. 😊
Был на концерте Азия в Москве. Потрясающе. Веттон великий. Мне будет его не хватать до конца моих дней.
Asia, Rush, Genesis, these are supreme musicians in all three bands.
Damn that drumming solo
ウェットンやハウが抜けたりしてオリジナルメンバー揃って来日がやっと見れて最高だ、やっぱりこの4人のASIAじゃないとな。
ウェットン死んじゃったんだからハウ､エイジアでやればいいと思いませんか。
English translation: With Wetton and Howe missing, it's great to finally see all the original members coming to Japan.😉😇☺
昔の解説では音楽的意見の食い違いから故ウェットン脱退となっていましたが今の解説では❲アルファ❳の売り上げが大幅に落ちた為､責任を取らされるかのように解雇となっています｡どっちが本当なんですか?
I was lucky to witness ASIA opening for YES on 7/2/09 @ the Warfield in San Francisco CA. BEST part was, the GREAT Steve Howe did double duty, playing both YES & ASIA sets!! PS: That was my 8th of x 10 YES concerts!!
Wildest dreams....Great lyrics.
Gracias por compartir esté video, gran alineación, derrama de talento y virtuosismo sobre el escenario todos haciendo lo mejor y dejando que los demás hagan lo mismo, grupos como este va a ser difícil de igualar gran tino de WETTON al rodearse de GRAN TALENTO, WETTON te vamos a extrañar hasta siempre.
My favorite band underrated as hell the melodies song construction and Palmers energy!!!!!
TIME AGAIN IS MY FAVORITE ASIA SONG. HAD IT ON MY LICENSE PLATES
Indeed
Love their version of Roundabout!
Uma constelação de estrelas. RIP John Wetton
Fantastic!
Many thanks. Great band. One of the best of the 80s
Asia in Asia 😉
高校生の時友達の車で流れていたヒート・オブ・ザ・モーメントを聴いた時に衝撃が走ったのを今でも覚えています 最高のグループです また最近よく聴いてます 沢山の方に聴いてもらいたいので勧めています ASIA最高
English translation: When I was in high school, I still remember the shock I felt when I heard "Heat of the Moment" playing in my friend's car. It's the best group. I've been listening to it a lot lately. I want many people to listen to it. I recommend it because it is the best in Asia😃☯✌
the smile has left your eyes
Songs from 4 Prog bands in one concert....WOW!
One of the best supergroup. Very special.!!
You are a good brother.
My son has gone to your country every year for the last 10 years except 2 for covid! He loves your country, your people, way of life!
I watched the MTV " ASIA in ASIA" special Dec 3, 1983 via satellite.
Yes, having Greg Lake as bassist was tough- although I like Greg!
So I have met all four of these band members - - probably John Wetton, I connected with most.
We were both in AA ( Alchoholics Anonymous around the same time - No SAKE for me brother - 17 years, and counting....( and Ride Easy !) John would tell you why he missed the 1983 Asia in Asia.
The band couldn't deal with the "wine" John. The " wine" John was interfering with the "music John."
He and the original ASIA were able to return to your noble country, because the " MUSIC, and LIFE," John Wetton, found the light!
Best,
Charlie
John Wetton owed a few live recorded Japanese performances after the 82 debacle
@scottburns2600 I have no idea what you are referring to. Since this is of interest to me, what are you referring to?
What debacle burnszy?
At 1:52:46 to 1:54:52 we can hear Geoff's backing vocals although Geoff doesn't appear to be singing.
This is refreshingly tight and well done. Steve is able to stay in the pocket and deliver.
John was a great singer and artist. His voice was wonderful. Miss him so much!!
If you are going to go to the bother to reform then this is certainly the way to do it. Outstanding concert.
John Wetton was the best and saw Asia many times but the best was early 2000's when I got to stand right up front and John Wetton was right there..Great times and thanks for giving me a thumbs up when I was singing and clapping 👍 You are missed John
Oh, Ronnie, that's so sweet..
so true...badass entrance...Carl Palmer !
@Brian Bixler So sweet? Nothing sweet about it just plain cool and a great memory but not sweet.
Peace Sells...
Asia fue un super grupo que solo los amantes del rock progresivo respetamos y sabemos lo que representan, R.I.P John Wetton y Greg Lake ex miembro.
Thanks so much for share this video, blessings. Great memories, band, performance, songs… Virtuosos
They were a tremendous band x
Man that was a great performance, all in top form, especially wettons voice, having missed ELP live, this was a big treat for fans in the 80’ to have another supergroup, plus buggles song CMONMAN superb!!!
Miss you;
Kieth
Greg
John
Chris
Alan
1:26:48
Only Time Will Tell
You're leaving now
It's in your eyes
There's no disguising it
It really comes as no surprise
To find that you planned it all along
I see it now
Becomes so clear
Your insincerity
And me all starry-eyed
You'd think that I would have known by now
Now, sure as the sun will cross the sky
This lie is over
Lost, like the tears that used to tide me over
One thing is sure
That time will tell
(Only time will tell)
If you were wrong
The brightest ring around the moon
Will darken when I die
Now, sure as the sun will cross the sky
This lie is over
Lost, like the tears that used to tide me over
You're leaving now
It's in your eyes
There's no disguising it
It really comes as no surprise
To find that you planned it all along
I see it now
Becomes so clear
Your insincerity
And me all starry-eyed
You'd think that I would have known by now
Now, sure as the sun will cross the sky
This lie is over
Lost, like the tears that used to tide me over
You're on your own
Inside your room
(Only time will tell)
You're claiming victory
You were just using me
And there is no one you can use now
One thing is sure
That time will tell
🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸🥁
2007/3/7 このライブを見に行っていた当時の記憶が蘇りました！
貴重なオリジナルメンバーでの演奏を生で見て聴けたことに感謝しています！！
まさかの「Video …」もあったからね～😂（笑）
English translation: March 7, 2007 The memories of when I went to see this live show came back to me!
I am grateful that I was able to see and listen to the performance of the precious original members live! !
Because there was an unexpected “Video …”~😂 (laughs)
Love them so much!
Never forget ASIA.
I believe it's pronounced Aja.
Back in the days, I saw Asia (Morse Code), Rainbow (Scorpions), Def Leppard (Krokus & Gary Moore) and Judas Priest (Great White) IN THE SAME F'ING WEEK !
The good ole days when tickets were $12 and beers were $3 ! And you got out with a tour shirt for $5 at the end of the show
Just discovered this gem 💎 of a concert!!! I’ve always loved Asias music and style… so glad to be able to engorge myself with thier performances years later!! I appreciate what they brought to us even more!!! Blessings to wetton!! Thanks for your music and messages 🍻
Thank you very much! Love it!!!
I missed them the first time around, but saw them on a couple of UK tours when this original lineup reformed. Fantastic shows. Seen Steve many times with Yes, and met John and Carl at one of their Qango shows, and what a band that was! Met Geoff a couple of times, once at a Yes concert, and again at a Steve Hackett show. He'd spotted the John Wetton (chasing the dragon tour shirt i was wearing), and came over for a chat. Also got a handshake and a few words from Steve Hackett that night, and I swear thats because he'd spotted my JW t-shirt too.