🎵 Asia - Heat of the Moment REACTION
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- This is our first time listening to Asia! Heat of the Moment blew it out of the water during our Hidden Gems live stream!
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Geoff Downes (The Buggles, Yes, keyboards), Steve Howe (Yes, guitars), Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer, drums) and John Wetton (King Crimson, UK, bass/vocals), took the world by storm with their eponymous debut album, globally the biggest-selling album of 1982, and the single Heat Of The Moment.
He's saying the band called "YES" not saying yes to confirm anything. Asia was a super group full of seasoned musicians from other groups. Carl Palmer is one of the main reasons I wanted to become a drummer myself.
Incredible that a British Prog Rock supergrroup ended up sounding like an American AOR radio band.
...and produced by Trevor Horn, also of the Buggles and producer of MANY popular acts of the 80s
👍😁
And sadly died soon after
"Sole Survivor" was another great song from Asia's first album.
My favorite on it was "Time Again", but there is not a bad song on that album.
Good call Soul Survivor is the best track. Palmers drumming is great on it
@@tommack9395 Time again was on B side of Only time will tell. It is a good song.
This track was featured in the movie
"40 year-old virgin" in which Steve Carell has an Asia poster on the wall.
I had an Asia poster on my wall!
You know how I know you're gay
@@NoCanDu How much did they laugh at the frame shop when you had it framed??
steve howe and Geoff downes from yes , John Welton from king crimson , Carl palmer from elp
Don't forget Geoff in the Buggles, John Wetton with UK and Carl Palmer in the Strange World of Arthur Brown.
It was in the movie 40 Year Old Virgin, Andy had this album poster framed in his apartment
Yes! There’s also scene from South Park where Cartman sings the song to an audience.
Wonder how much they laughed when he walked in wanting to fram a Asia poster?? LOL
Great band…brings back good times!!!
I believe his character's response to the Asia poster was the point where I decided I hated Seth Rogan.
@@gdgav Classic. Total classic.
Huge album. Every song was phenomenal.
Is
Was
One of the best first albums for a band ever! Still have special feelings for this 40 years later.
And now you find yourself in '82!
Loved this band. Listened to this album a million times on the 80s.
Asia was an early MTV phenomenon - their first album, released in 1982, sold nine million copies, largely thanks to this song and its accompanying video (hence MTV): The band was labeled a supergroup, consisting of four luminaries in British progressive rock. Guitarist Steve Howe and keyboardist Geoff Downes came from Yes (and are both in that band even today), and the latter had also played with the very first MTV phenomenon: The Buggles of "Video killed the radio star" fame. Drummer Carl Palmer had played with Atomic Rooster and, above all, Emerson Lake & Palmer. But the one with the greatest renommé of all was bassist/singer John Wetton, having played with King Crimson, Uriah Heep, Wishbone Ash, UK and, even Roxy Music. Asia's later albums saw diminishing returns - fans of their old bands were disappointed in Asia being more a hard radio rock band than "progressive", and later in the 80s FM rock as a whole dwindled in popularity as hair metal took over. Asia however persevered (mostly), releasing a number of albums with several lineup of whom Geoff Downes was the only ever-present member. In 2006, this classic original lineup returned to great accolades, but today only Palmer and Downes remain. Steve Howe focuses exclusively on Yes, and the man, the myth, the legend John Wetton tragically succumbed to cancer in 2017.
Asia remains one of THE most legendary names in AOR/FM rock, and besides the music, many also remember them for their consistently amazing record sleeves, courtesy of legendary painters Roger Dean (primarily, and to this day) and (more briefly) Rodney Matthews.
Wow... you should mabey right for music a column
This is a solid album. Next big hit on this album is “Only Time Will Tell.” Please react! 🙏
Asia's songs on their first two albums were "All killer, no filler"
Their third album Astra is also killer and probably my favorite of the original 3, but of course the first two are awesome and rank very close…
@@alexey7459 I agree, the third album is fantastic
Omega, XXX and Gravitas are amazing as well tbh
"Wildest Dreams" is a hidden gem, while "Don't Cry" (from the second album, Alpha) shows off Wetton's voice and Steve Howe's wailing guitar.
"Without You" also is such a diamond in the rough...
The Smile Has Left Your Eyes is a great Asia tune
ASIA:
"The Smile Has Left Your Eyes"
Asia was one of the super groups. All members coming from other established bands.
Asia's album covers were drawn by Roger Dean. His artwork is amazing.
Asia's debut was the first time he delved into water colors.
You guys should react to…
Asia - Only Time Will Tell
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I agree great song.
“Asia” and “Alpha” were the first two albums. Both of them have that same whistful dreamy quality that epitomized the beginning of the 80’s. Lex is spot on when she calls this song being perfect 80’s. I bought both albums at the same time. I always thought that Asia has a very clean and polished sound. My favorite song by Asia is “Midnight Sun.” It always makes me feel like I’m flying.
Asia - Don't cry is my favorite Asia song.
I really like this band. I like this one, Go, Don't Cry, Only Time Will Tell, and others. Thanks for the reaction.
RIP John Wetton
I had this album when I was in HS. I'm a metal head through and through but I have always loved "originality" in all genres even rap and country which are my least favorite genres. Asia was just special. Incredibly talented "super" group.
One day, Brad, you'll realize that the lyrics are important, but you're not reading a book. The instrumentality of the musicians is just as, if not, more important. At this point, Brad, you'll really start enjoying the music like you're supposed to, like Lex. Let her rub off on you, dude.....you'll enjoy the music so much mor.
I did too and I had the album poster too
"Go" by Asia is pretty rocking.
This one brings back so many good memories. This was the first song I can remember truly loving in the "rock and roll" category. This entire album is fantastic - there's not a bad song on it.
My father used to take me to the Sprint Car auto races in Sacramento nearly ever Saturday night back in the early 80s. And he has this cassette and he would blast it in his 64 Chevy Malibu Super Sport as we cruised up I-80. I miss that time in my life and i surely miss my dad. Thank you B&L for rekindling these great memories of my childhood.
That sounds fantastic.
This was one of those songs that everyone seemed to like regardless of genre
"wildest dreams" is my favorite by Asia. It's got a kick ass drum solo.
So many great tracks by Asia. I had their albums on repeat. One of my favourite songs of theirs is "Sole Survivor"
A great album (the band's debut). Two other favs from this album are, "Only Time Will Tell" and "Time Again". 💯🔥
1982... Lol... Seems sooo long ago! I was a freshman/ sophomore that year. This was ALWAYS on the radio. Still sounds great 👍
An immediate transport to 1982…..
Song always remembers me of Supernatural 😁 lex is always so chirpy man, it's cool. Brad just gets right into the lyrics.
don't cry is another great song by them.
Loved this song back in the day… soundtrack to my first heartbreak.
What's made this and the other standout Asia songs work is that despite the huge production, they're modeled on 60s "wall of sound" pop songs. You could easily imagine Ronnie Spector singing this song, especially since the 1, 2-3-FOUR! drum beat is taken straight from "Be My Baby." I dare say that's who John Wetton had in mind when he sang it.
I have no idea why but this song in particular takes me right back to my senior year in HS. This song is very much of the moment but still catchy today! The early 80s and late 70s were such an interesting time for music as all the rock staples of the 70's from Zeppelin to Sabbath were all in the air at the same time as The Police, The Cars (which you need to hit more of btw) Split End, New Order etc... and the New Wave sounds were just so different from anything we'd heard before. I think this Asia song for me is a lament where the guy remembers the times he had with this woman but time has moved on for them both... I can relate..now lol!
“Without You” is a favorite of mine.
"Rise and shine, Sammy..."
This was released when I was in 8th grade in the Spring of 1982...I love it!
Next listen to their other hit off this same Album...song is Only Time Will Tell.
Another one of my favorite bands in high school in the mid 80’s ! 👏👍💯
I LOVE this song and remember when it came out.
I was little in the 70s but also grew up in the 80s. Some of the BEST music from 2 of the BEST decades!
Such a great 80's love song, with so much YES in addition to ELP and King Crimson! King Crimson!!!
Sometimes I want to scream at my screen when Brad starts to get hung up on lyrics. For a brief second, I was excited when he said he missed the lyrics because he was listening to the music. Yet, he found a way back to lyrics. I hope one day you will see the musicianship in these songs for the importance they carry.
There's a certain episode early in Supernatural that this song is prevalent in, and it works beautifully
That groundhog day one.
So lucky to have this music growing up
Simply the history involved in the band members and there creativity.
Time will tell!...ha
I dont know if you guys watched the TV show Supernatural but this song was SUPER prominent in one of the episodes. It was a Groundhog Day type of episode and this song played eveey time tye main character repeated his day. It was GREAT!
This song by 'Asia' was played in 'Family guy' once when Peter and his friends wanted to look like a rockband, just like 'Asia'. Amazing song btw.
They put on a great show at the Royal Oak Music Theater back then. What I remember most is being amazed by Carl Palmer's drumming. So glad I had a chance to see them.
He was the first drummer to inspire me to want to learn to play drums. There were a few that came after - but he was the first. I was 11 or 12 when I discovered him - that was in early 80s - and from this album.
Welcome to the 80's and one of the great bands. Asia was my got to hear again and again album. Great album cover with the Dragon on it. Wildest Dreams next song to review.
Thats my fav song on the album. That drum solo is phenomenal. As I posted elsewhere - Carl Palmer (and this song specifically) is who inspired me to want to play the drums.
Side one of their first album was amazing...Four of the songs made radio playlists. "Sole Survivor" was my favorite.
Saw Asia live just a few short years ago, they are still incredible. John Wetton, Geoff Downes and Carl Palmer put on a great show (Steve Howe had gone back to play with Yes by then). Carl Palmer played the most amazing drum solo I've ever heard in my life, he seemed to go on forever and just kept feeding off the energy of the crowd. They are still putting out new music, though it doesn't get the air time that it should, that's sadly just how the music industry is these days.
Lexi has this one pegged. In '82 (mentioned in the lyrics) I was 15, hanging out at the mall, in the arcade, with my friends and eyeing the pretty girls, trying to get up the nerve to go talk to the one that attracted me most. And this song was playing (among the others of the time.)
High school senior. They played this at the mall non-stop at the arcade. But yeah, if you had $5, you had enough for movies and popcorn with your date du jour.
The Heart and Soul of Rock and Roll - and it's Consciousness - shifted into, a more materialistic movement and direction from...
Maybe you heard it on South Park? "Heat of the Moment" is a song originally by the band Asia. Eric Cartman sings the song to convince Congress, who eventually join in, to fund stem cell research in the Season Five episode, "Kenny Dies".
I was 19, when that song was released. What a magic time!
This was HUGE back in the day.
The song, "Go," is perhaps their best song. Not many have heard of it because their 3rd album, Astra, was a massive flop. Despite the fact that it was a really, really good record.
Truth. Astra IS my 1980s memory as a kid. Timeless songs.
Go, Voice of America, Countdown to Zero, Love Now Till Eternity, After the War.
The Rock Professor interviews Geoff Downes (Keyboard) and discusses in a two part interview Heat of the Moment, Only Time Will Tell and touches into Geoff's time with The Buggles and Yes. I never realized Heat of the Moment has the time change from 4/4 to 4/6 and back to 4/4.
40 years ago is SO hard to believe
All members top notch musicians.
No mistake about it. This was truly an 80's banner song! I'd also suggest "Only Time Will Tell", the 2013 live version, in Bulgaria, accompanied by the orchestra.
Always a goto for some '80s re-vibeage. The heat goes on, only time will tell, wildest dreams, here comes the feeling.
Anytime I hear this song I think of the movie the 40 year old Virgin.
I love this song, I love their logo and their style.
oh God, I remember when this came out as kid, loved it then
Saw Asia live at the Frank Irwin Center, Austin back in 84. What an Awesome band. A chance for Prog Rockers to make pop success.
There were things that they did together and decisions they made that were in "the heat of the moment". Then when they got older, they had fond memories of their teenage dreams and "the heat of the moment".
Total 80s music Arcades and fun fun fun!!!
you know it bc of South Park, it is the song that is once begun, Cartman cannot help but sing it to completion.
I was a freshman in hs when this came out.
80s as it gets.
*This one also in a Supernatural episode*
It fills my heart with such joy to watch Lex try to figure out how to dance to these songs.
I love Carl Palmer's drumming in this song. Great stuff.
A Lifting and Re-birth of Rock and Roll - into, a new age of it's innocence - with continuity: Asia, Europe, Big Country, Men at Work and many others...But, as The Fixx proclaimed, in the song - 'Stand or Fall' - "There will be no exaltation."
love this song, glad you guys finally reacted to it haha
Yea you've definitely heard this around. It's all over movies, tv, commercials etc.
React to The Smile has left your eyes.. very well put together ballad.
Rise and Shine Sammy
One of those 80s anthems. Everyone knew it...
We use to perform this live as a cover rock band in my college days. Great rock band from the early 80s.
Asia - Valkyrie
Asia was a super group, made up of the lead singer from King Crimson, Guitarist and Keyboardist from Yes and drummer Palmer from Emerson, Lake and Palmer. There songs are amazing. Thanks, great reaction. Chris
0:59 Sam wakes up...near the Mystery Spot. 😉
This was funny 😂
She: cutest ever
He: most sceptic look ever
You know I have a routine where I listen to this song every Tues... it's been Tues for a while.
This joke may not be creative but I had fun making it😂
I love you two for listening to this song.
Brad, how surprised are you with the music you've discovered doing this? Did you ever think you'd enjoy, Rock, Country? What is your favorite song that you have heard doing this?
I'm guessing every Alanis song.
@@hughdalton7622 Lol! Absolutely!
song was sung by Cartman hilariously in a South Park episode. I find myself whistling that at work randomly
ian dury and the blockheads hit me with your rhythm stick
The part of the song you remember might have been during watching 40 Year Old Virgin. It was at the end of the movie when he drives off on his bike.
It's a classic piece and it will be played soon in Tulare California zumwalt amphitheater November 9th 7:30 Foreigner Asia you can't do wrong come on let's rock there
The truly great songs sound familiar the first time you hear them. Funny how that works.
Guitar Hero Rock The 80's
Absolute banger of an album
I love this song and the official music video to this song.
You guys need to listen to Asia's other hit from their debut album "Only Time Will Tell". Lex may jump straight out of her chair! 😁
Ah man Jr High for me used to listen to this so much on walkman while playing basketball.
This song was my dad’s favorite from when he was 16 because of the memories he shared with a girl..😂
My favorite appearance of this song in pop culture will always be Cartman singing it before congress.
One of the best intros ever