Asia (Only Time Will Tell) Kel's First Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2019
- Watch and listen to Kel's first reaction to Asia's song Only Time Will Tell. It appears that the version of this song was chopped/edited for VHI. Still good though.
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R.I.P John Wetton. My fav song from Asia.
Me too my Favorite
John Wetton RIP great singer and very good bassist
Love the long version better. Such a great debut album. Rest In Peace John Wetton.
one of the best debuts albums ever!
I heard this song in the grocery store today and it totally brought me back. Now I’m listening to all the Asia songs.💗
Asia's debut album is one of the few that I can put on and play non-stop over and over and over, it never gets old.....love it.
I am much older than both of you, and was an adult when this song came out. If you have ever been through a divorce, lied to and cheated on, this song means a lot more. Kind of an anthem for showing someone they can't ruin your life and things move on. Probably a breakup was his inspiration for the song.
Great 80s band right here....love that lead guitar....take me back...take me back...take me back....love the transitions....harmonies are great also...i graduated in 1982...thank for the reaction
Asia was my gateway to Progressive Rock and the first album I was really in love with. I was 16 in 1982
In 82 I was 10, but when we played this song in the marching band when I got to high school the audience went nuts!
I was 10 also. One of the first videos i watched on mtv
That was totally chopped at the beginning. They took out the big keyboard and guitar moment that really makes the song for me. Steve Howe's guitar lines were so melodic in this song, and as good as anything he did with Yes.
Radio edit.
@@BeCoShooter really? That was the best part of the whole song!
I love every song on that album and I play the full album every time I listen to it.
Absolutely!
Love this album, every song a gem. Great musicianship.
One of the first albums I ever bought..1980..11 years old
One of my all time favorite 80s bands!
Love this album, I bought it on vinyl the year it was released
the smile has left your eyes and dont cry are great asia songs.
Such a good song. Such a good band.
Loved the song -- but loved the simplicity of the video even better!! 80's Classic ^_^
Also one of my favorite bands from the 80s. This album was a monster (no bad tracks). I remember buying it the same day it came out on the recommendation of a store clerk that was playing it in the background on the store speakers. I was hooked! I could not leave the parking lot of this music store without listening to the whole album on my car tape deck.
John wetton , a great loss for rock.......amazing song. R.I.P. thank u for a great vid.
Rock in Peace John Wetton. I Believe Steve Howe from Yes later joined the band and some well known others throughout. Awesome 80`s Band and later. Which Leads me to another Kickin` 80`s band and still Plays Today....Boys From Louisiana... #Zebra Who`s Behind the Door from Zebra their first album. Will not Disappoint .Luv You Guys! L.J.
Steve Howe was a founding member, he had left YES
How does no one know that this song was the anthem for the 1980s Olympics and those were some of the actual olympic gymnists...smh. But thank you so much for reacting to Asia. I love that band!
So, I, as Rich, loved this band. They did in fact Make a comeback in 2006 with all the original members. Tour with new albums and the Like. In 2013 Steve Howe the Guitarist "retired" but ASIA continued with a new guitar player, Sam. In 2017 John Wetton, the Bass player and lead singer passed away. Rest in peace and thank God for ASIA. *** ASIA was formed as a "super group", as all the members were from successful other bands previously. John Wetton (King Crimson), Jeff Downes (The Buggles & Yes), Steve Howe (Yes) & Carl Palmer (Emmerson, Lake & Palmer). If you listen carefully enough you can hear each distinct individuality of the members in ASIAs' songs.
Asia is still going, Saw them LIVE Thursday.
The early days of MTV. Great videos and Live Aid a few years after this song.
Always did like this group. Great musicianship. Thanks for the memories
This band has a massive impact on my life - my absolute favorite band of all time :)
Love it, Rich! I have long been a die-hard metal guy. Makes my wife cringe, listening to my stuff, as our musical tastes are vastly different. But over the years, I've been able to throw her for a few loops, when certain songs pop up like an ABBA, or Bread tune, and I turn to her, "I've always loved this song!" Perplexed look on her face, "Huh? You?" This is another one...I too have always loved this one...cranked to 11. Had me nostalgic with this vid. :)
Love ASIA at least the first album. Rockin'
The first rock concert I ever went to was Asia, on their tour for this album. Thanks for this video. Keep on keepin' on, y'all.
Asia is my favorite super group from the 80s! Thank you!
ASIA was the first "supergroup" at that time.
One of my fave song ever!!✌🏻
Thank you for keeping the 80's alive!! Asia rocks!! Love this one and "Don't Cry"!!
Asia--- How did she live through never hearing Asia? ( I know-- sheltered life).. Thank You! Faithful follower, here from the beginning...Love you, both!
Asia has always seemed very Ethereal and Groovy to Me. I didnt even buy one till about 1996 or so, "Then And Now" but I was hooked instantly! Don't Cry is another of my favs :D
Saw them live in '82. Carl Palmer went off on a 10 minute drum solo, and Steve Howe matched it. It was downright amazing.
Asia. Best band ever to me!
Wow, yet another great choice that evokes so many good memories from the 1980s. Great reaction as always and thank you for bringing these great bands to a new audience.
FYI - there are actually *two* bands called "Asia" right now - original members Carl Palmer and Geoff Downes have carried the original banner with Billy Sherwood and Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal as Asia, while former singer/frontman John Payne (1991 - 2006) has formed "Asia featuring John Payne" and performs Asia songs.
Keep your eyes open and you might get to see one or the other - or even both - in the next year or two!
Love this song.
Back when MTV played music videos. Rich is about my age (1 year older) And, for anyone in that age bracket, MTV was the single biggest exposure to music - more so than radio - because you'd go from Asia, to The Cars, to Michael Jackson, to Judas Priest, to Paul McCartney, to Blondie, to Gary Numan, to Flock of Seagulls, to Def Leppard, to God only knows what else... and you sucked it all in.
#JeffLynn'sELO Telephoneline-live
I think kel will really enjoy this band and its use of Classical Music Style
"Raoul and the Kings of Spain" is a hidden gem too. Pick any song, I'd recommend "Me and My Big Ideas" or "Falling Down". "Sorry" is a big surprise, I can hear Bowie singing this.
Since we're talking TFF, great duet with Oleta Adams "Woman in Chains".
I can't overstate what this band meant to teenage me. This band was THE gateway drug to my prog obsession. Indeed EVERYTHING about my future musical identity and my personal music journey was shaped by this band. From here I explored Steve Howe's YES, Carl Palmer's Emerson, Lake & Palmer, John Wetton's King Crimson as well as an awesome band called "U.K." (Quite underappreciated and arguably a sort of more proggy "proto-ASIA". Both were quasi "Supergroups" as well.), And Geoff Downes' time with YES as well as The Buggles" ("Video Killed the Radio Star" being their big hit). My brother took me to see ASIA for my birthday back in 2012. I'm glad I got to see Wetton before he passed. A voice so distinctive and wonderful. I miss him terribly.
#Asia - Heat Of The Moment (must do) (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada - eh!) - I know it's not a first reaction, but it's a beautiful song! There may be individuals out there that aren't aware of it's existence!!
This was a pleasant surprise!! I still remember when my sister (13 years older than I) introduced me to Asia - I think I was 5... Heat of the Moment and Only Time Will Tell were spun on the turntable 'ad nauseum', but such set in motion my love of 80's synth rock. What a beautiful tune. The video was 'meh', but I loved the harmonies & musical performance! Great reaction guys!
They´re one of my facourtie bands also! RIP John Wetton you´re missed!!
"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..."
Damn. I've had that too. Nasty surprise as she smiled the whole time.
Asia has its origins in Prog Rock and was one of the first "super groups" of the 80's.
Loved loved loved your expression when you realized this is a short version and didn’t hear Steve Howe’s wizardry which we all love on this song🤣🤣🤣👍 indeed the single best song from Asia👍👍
Not sure if Asia is still active with Wetton passing, but they were up to 2014...last album was "Gravitas."
John Wettonthe bass player and singer died.
Asia was John Wetton bass and vocals
Steve Howe guitars
Carl Palmer drums
Geoffrey Downes keyboards
Great musicians.
This is a great song by a band gone too soon. And I agree with previous post, more EL&P!
Smile has left your eyes. Great song for John.
I love Asia. Heat of the moment.
Sole survivor.
Here comes The feeling.
Voice og America
Rock and roll dream.
After The war.
And many more
Looking back we were so blessed to be part of the MTV generation! Such awesome music and I think it is easy to forget that so many people, especially the younger generation, have not heard these! You guys should absolutely have one day of the week dedicated to the 80s! Rich you know all the great stuff out of that time even though the videos were corny the music is STILL wonderful! It's an idea. How about "dont know what you got till its gone" by Cinderella? One of my favorite ballads of all time! Nobody had a voice like his
Mike Oldfield popular early 80s "To France" or "Family Man" ( covered by Hall & Oates ), "Earth Moving" is amazing too ( 1989 ).
God loved this when i was at school over 30 years ago
My favorite band !!!
Great song. ASIA passed the test after she smiled at 10:43
When i saw them live they only had the one album and they did all the songs twice. It was at Red Rocks and it was such a good show. Nobody cared if they did the songs two times, but the were in random order.
One of the greatest lines (only time will tell(if you were wrong) "the brightest ring around the moon will darken when i die". Classically beautiful
Arguably, one could call this a "supergroup" with members coming from different bands (Yes and/or Kansas or Styx if memory serves). They had three or four top ten hits off this LP. Was the first reserved seating show I'd ever been to (I suppose that fans were getting smashed and injured on the front barrier because of the crush of people trying to get to the front). Second row, center stage... after camping out for two days in line waiting for tickets to go on sale lol. One hell of a party for the 3-4 hundred fans sitting on the sidewalk next to the Civic Center.
Asia was comprised of great musicians who were great in other bands.
Give us Ten Years After “Standing at the Station. “
Kel, love your hair ! great song and band too btw :)
The final version of Asia was half ELP and half Yes. I'm sure you're familiar with ELP, but THIS song, Touch And Go, was by Emerson Lake and Powel, Cozy Powel. It's a POWERFUL song, especially considering it's by a trio. I think you'll both enjoy it, if you've never heard it before. Fasten your seatbelts!
Very interesting! I never had access to MTV in its early days (hubby did) so I never saw this before today but enjoyed the album for itself. But now watching this I get that teen boy tie-in with what hubby said was a 'popular' 'exercise' series of women in leotards doing aerobics or gymnastics set to peppy music back then. Draw your own conclusion. ;) Thank you for showing this version of this song I've never seen.
Finally this amazing Supergroup !
Great song!!!! Dig on it now & my parents got me into it with his Asia records when I was 5...I bet I jammed in the back seat to it a lot 😂😂😂😂🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
John Wetton played Bass on Uriah Heep's Return to Fantasy and High and Mighty albums.
Return to Fantasy is a superb album. Probably my favourite from that era.
Also did 1 wishbone ash album I think ( number the brave )
@@Unkyp John was in a whole bunch of great bands, just not in all of them at their peak: Family, King Crimson, Roxy Music, Uriah Heep, U.K., Wishbone Ash and of course Asia.
I remember there was a super amount of hype about the "super group" Asia before their first album came out.
Emerson Lake & Palmer are waiting ;)
Karn Evil 9 will blow their minds.
From the Beginning
Pirates and Knifes Edge
Agreed..from the beginning
i remember when this song came out i couldnt figure it out either lol
John Wetton, what a voice he had. Please react to Feels like Love & Voice of America.
When 4 ex prog rockers from different bands unite in a pop supergroup, what can happen ? It could be shit, but Asia succeeded (at least on their first 2 albums) in making inspired stunning "pop-prog", hands down. Pop played by masterful musicians. Period.
1982, I was on a plane to Texas for USAF basic training. Little did I know that that 4 years would quickly turn into a 22 year career
Good to see this band in your reviews. Now react to #Asia Sole survivor.
It was a GREAT time to be 18 when they hit the scene. Awesome voice. BTW 'The Smile Has Left Your Eyes' would be a much better intro to Asia IMHO
Great album covers too by the famous British artist, Roger Dean :)
I do like to watch her face I know when she gets that smile come on face.
You guys should do alot more asia...most of their stuff is great
Cool! Anything and everything 80's is good to me. Hell in the 80's I even still occasionally listen to pop so, metal, rock, glam metal etc. is all good. Thanks for doing this one. More of these would be great! Idunno what happened to Kel on this one. she didn't react, she just went stunned hahaha. Show her some more of this style 80's. It's all good too!
I remember seeing Asia back in the day with all the spandex and big hair and then I got to see them again a few years ago in the UK and they came on stage looking like four old guys playing in a pub. The contrast with my memory was hilarious but the music was every bit as good as I remembered. R.I.P. John!
If you grew up in the 80s and you dont know asia,you lived under a rock
#TheCars "moving in stereo" .... "dangerous type" ... "double trouble" ... "drive" ... so i left a few songs but they are my favorite band, they've always been there when i needed to just disappear and think for a while. Once im back to level set, i can get back to life.
When I was in High School, we played this song in the marching band. I was in the Drumline.
This song, reminds me of when I was in the 6th grade, I had a girlfriend who was in the 8th grade and when she went on to high school, I rode my bike to her house that summer and caught her kissing some guy from her high school....so I rode home crying...and this song came on the radio when I got home...so yeah.,,but I do love this song.
'Don't cry' was also a memorable song by Asia.
Good taste lad~ one of my favorites also 😘
#Kel n Rich; The Original Asia was made up of John Wetton former bass player from Uriah Heep on vocals; Steve Howe from the band YES on guitar; Drummer Carl Palmer from Emerson Lake & Palmer and Geoffry Downs from the Buggles on Keyboards. John Wetton has since passed away
You 2 are nuts that is what makes you great.
could you two please give a listen to song changes from the album 90125 from YES, anouther great 1 from 83
it was released Nov 7 83 toby
Love the 80's stuff. Would love to hear "Ain't talkin about love" Van Halen, "More than a feeling" Boston, "Nothing Else Matters" Metallica with the San Francisco Symphonic Orchestra
#BigCountry In A Big Country Pembroke Pines, Florida USA
Love this as well as heat of the moment and go
Wow iconic video and song
Nice! They’re so catchy!
Maybe try Saga next?
**please**!!
Good call. On The Loose or Wind Him Up.
Ha saga Soo good
Saga is the lost 80s rush
Saga has decades of good stuff
Good call! Haven't heard this in many a moon.
1980s super group Asia definitely one of my 80s bands for sure
John Latin King Crimson Steve how yes Jeffrey downs The Buggles call Palmer the greatest drummer of all time Emerson Lake and Palmer
I know there was a few misspellings there but U get the idea extremely talented saw them twice
Met Carl Palmer a few years
Another classic from the 80's is #Phenomena - Did All For Love. Cheers!