FIRST TIME HEARING Asia- "Only Time Will Tell" (Reaction)
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- FIRST TIME HEARING Asia- "Only Time Will Tell" (Reaction) | As big, booming and powerful as 80s rock gets! Such amazing musicians!!
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As big, booming and powerful as 80s rock gets! Thanks for watching!! ❤
Every individual part powerful & perfect. Beautiful tune!
Wildest Dreams also a must hear.
Adding to the list, thanks!
@@retroreactions.... I highly recommend a song by Bad Company, seriously underrated that you can turn up to 11, "Electricland" you can thank me later.😎
Yeah! Great musicians, Jhon Wetton from King Crimson, Steve Howe and Geaff Downs from Yes and Buggles, Carl Palmer from ELP. Great Line up.
EPIC gentlemen!
Asia's chorus are two John's with a Geoff on the higher range and Steve Howe on the lower range.
There is a version of Trevor Rabin singing Only Time Will Tell when he auditioned for the band. They decided to be a four piece with one guitarist. The irony is Geoff Downes former Buggles bandmate was producing the former Yes group and had Trevor Rabin in the band. When they realized Rabin couldn't front the vocals that is when they coaxed Jon Anderson back and Yes, 90125 is born.
The demo or Rabin singing with Asia is on TH-cam.
Thanks for the info!
That deep bass note is from the Moog Taurus bass pedals. John Wetton the singer and bass player of Asia at the time played it. Genesis is another band that used the Taurus bass pedals
Few groups can boast such clean instrumentals. My favorite song by Asia is “Midnight Sun.” It always makes me feel like I’m flying.
Next to Yes, Asia always had the coolest cover art.
🔥🔥they knocked off Micheal Jackson’s Thriller of the ##1 list back on n 82!!!! This album is 🔥🔥 check out time again & sole survivor 🔥🔥🔥✌🏼❤️
Really wow! Ok I'll add those 2 to my list, thanks!
One of my favourite non Genesis albums. This and the follow up album are the best examples of ASIA, RIP John Wetton.
Awesome, thanks for watching!
Great track from a great group
Yup.... thanks so much for watching!
The First album I bought. Lots of memories.
This song is their melowist all the other songs are 🔥🔥🔥🔥and rock…..
Ah, good to know.. thanks Thomas
I'm surprised you haven't heard this one but you heard "Heat of the Moment". Both got their fair share of airplay at the time. I have this album. Classic big robust 80s sound. The whole album is pretty good. It was really really big when it came out. "Wildest Dreams" was another of my favorites from it.
Cool.. I'll add that one to the list!
On my computer I have a main folder called SUPERBANDS with 17 sub-folders (Superbands), and Asia is one of those 17 and there is another main folder called EXTRATERRESTRIAL BANDS, there are only 3 sub-folders in there, but it's a "state secret" 😂
Hi there...🤣🤣🤣
@@retroreactions.... Brandon, you said in this video that the only song you knew from Asia was "Heat of the Moment"...
Ok... now your friend Jorge is going to present you a version of that music that will make you fall in love.
Steve Hackett concert "The Tokio Tapes", recorded in December 1996, John Wetton... ABSOLUTELY perfect acoustic version of "Heat of the Moment".
th-cam.com/video/UUm5ijbmSP0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AttilaSuhajda
Thanks, will watch asap!
U need to do a Carl Palmer drum solo!!!!! He is on tour right now.. 73 and still playing 🔥🔥🔥🔥 also he is coming off major heart surgery in April Wow……
He's touring with video of Keith and Greg on either side, plus his two regular band members, Paul and Simon. I'm seeing them on the 24th in Edwardsville, IL.
@@kratino dude I’m jealous I’m in California… enjoy✌🏼❤️
Dang he sounds as powerful in life as he is on the drums!
What a great idea
@@thomassanchez-oo6sb they will make it out to you eventually! They started in the east, and they are as far as Illinois.
I LOVE this band! Steve was very clear what he wanted with Yes in the late '70s. He wanted shorter songs so they could mix it up better in concert. The epics were taking up too much of the evening. And John Wetton had been through the King Crimson thing with avant garde instrumentals; he wanted to step back and ask "Why did I become a musician in the first place? The Beach Boys!" So he wanted to do something A LOT closer to pop with some catchy songs with layered-up choruses. Not many people understand that Asia was a prog-rock Beach Boys.
Interesting and makes perfect sense.
Oh wow.. interesting and make sense like Renee said..
Their debut was much anticipated. I saw them play Auditorium Theatre in Chicago was the eight date on their first tour. A month or so later saw them again outdoors at Poplar Creek outside Chicago. Bought the first two LPs. Enjoyed them a good bit back then but honestly not something I actively search out to listen to in a very long time.
That's cool.. you had your moment in time with this band...
Mr John Wetton passed a few years ago ✌🏼❤️
Saw Asia in 1982!
Sweet! Thanks for watching
You’ll have many more to explore after again opening up another rabbit hole. I saw them for their first tour in 1983, as someone else commented, at Poplar Creek near Chicago. It was a great venue and was only about 25-30 minutes from home! I saw MANY shows there! Steve Howe is always amazing, and here with Asia is his Yes band mate Geoff Downes on keyboards. John Wetton (RIP) is amazing as well, and before Asia was with King Crimson, UK, Uriah Heep and Wishbone Ash. Who else to finish up such a lineup other than Carl Palmer on drums. Back in 1983, at Palmers’ suggestion, Asia recruited Greg Lake to perform 4 shows in Japan, replacing John Wetton briefly. It was their “Asia in Asia” live recording. They’ve undergone several lineups over the years, but I’m definitely partial to the original lineup.
Great info! I wonder how many concerts total you've attended...😊
Poplar Creek was the shit back in the 80s. Saw Dire Straits, Eric Clapton, Roger Waters, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne, Neil Young, Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Moody Blues there just to name a few. Always pavilion seats, never the lawn. Damn no wonder I was so broke back in the 80s! 😏
You must live, or at least used to in the Chicago burbs as I do. I LOVED Poplar Creek. Looking back I’ve seen Asia, The Beach Boys, Genesis, Joe Walsh, Yes, Kansas, Kenny Loggins, Neil Diamond, Peter Gabriel, Ringo Starr, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Roger Daltrey, Tom Petty, Molly Hatchett, Anderson Bruford Wakeman and Howe, B.B.King, ZZ Top, Chicago. To think this venue was torn down back in 1995.
If you were at that Peter Gabriel concert back in the early 80s then you must be aware of something that happened that never really got out concerning Peter and what turned out to be a rather embarrassing crowd surfing incident. 😏
@@drmagic60 I lived all the way on the lakefront near Wrigley. Getting there was a monster. I think Poplar was my favorite place to see concerts .
Like Journey, stellar musicians making money in the Pop realm.
Thanks for watchin!
They picked up Greg Lake temporarily to replace the singer for their Japan tour. Great video’s on that tour available. They duplicate studio sound live. Rare talent.
Oh I love Asia! I don't know why I haven't thought about them in years. Very influential at the time. I graduated from high school in '82. Sure brings back memories from some good 'ol days. Besides Heat of the Moment, their song Sole Survivor is good. Thanks Brandon.
Glad I could rekindle your past memories!! You're welcome and thanks for stopping by ☺️
If I may give a request, if you haven't already, check out Dan Vasc and his rendition of the classic song "Amazing Grace". Dan is a metal singer from Brazil, but this take on the song is not what you would think. I believe you will be blown away with his voice.
Cool, will add him to my list... thanks
Asia (to me) is a supergroup. 🕧🕜🕣♥🎼🎸🎹🥁🎤🎶🎶
Yes!! I mean ELP..I mean ASIA!!! 🤣 🥇
Good morning!
CUTE!!!! hee hee🤣
And it is a good morning. Thank you. You have a rockin" and rollin' day.
Well according to one definition of the word they're a supergroup for everyone --- a group made up of members of other groups.
Wow, you’re posting early today, Brandon! 😁
Haha yes.... another errand filled day, so had to film this one in advance...
Yes, the voice is so powerful and clean. And it starts right out with a melodic hook --- don't hide it in the chorus, here, have a hook sandwich as soon as you walk in the door! Any other band would use that for the chorus and have wimpy verses. The melody of the whole song is superlative. The lyrics are no slouch either. The internal rhyme of "sun will cross the SKY / this LIE is over" catches the ear. The idea of "tears that used to tide me over" gives a bit of intrigue -- how do tears tide one over? Tide over until what? The voices quietly singing "only time will tell" in the chorus (maybe the prechorus?) seem to me very Alan Parsons-y. This is the Asia song I remember best, and like best.
🪝🪝🪝Nice. It's Alan Parsons-y to me as well.
Hook sandwich ha! Great review! You wanna fill in for me for a couple of weeks? LOL...
@@retroreactions.... 🤣
Liked Asia. As they feature ‘Yes’ and ‘ELP’ Members.
Speaking of ‘Yes’, don’t forget them. 👍🏼😀
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I could never forget Yes!! I have a long way to go with them ☺️
@@retroreactions.... I know, I’m just kidding. Thank you, Brandon.
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This was the biggest selling album in 1982, not a bad track on it! Next song to back this one should be "Here Comes The Feeling”. You also need to go back to Ambrosia and listen to “Drink of Water” off their debut album!
Hi! I'll add HCTF to my list. Ah yes, drink of water will happen for sure!
I need more cowbell.
Haha!!
Any incarnation of Steve Howe's guitar is ok by me.
Agree! Thanks for watching
Steve Howe and Geoff Downes (YES) + Carl Palmer (ELP) + John Wetton (KING CRIMSON) --> How could such a combination have made a bad product? However, the group's last album "Gravitas" (2014) hinted at a drop in the quality of composition... and the departure of Steve Howe (in 2013) was undoubtedly the explanation. Thanks.
Wow, they stayed together that long, 20ish years?
That synth starts and I'm expecting to see the female gymnast take off, (wasn't that this video?)
Hmm.I should check it out
A lot of their more grandiose style definitely found its way into a lot of athletic and sporting events of the time.
Really love the first two Asia albums (Asia, Alpha). But buddy you got the wrong time related song. ;)
'Time Again' from the same album is easily one of my favourite songs ever. I also think you know 'Sole Survivor'.
'True Colors' and 'The Heat Goes On' from the second album are also great. I mean i have no problems with all of these songs.
Ha! Ok I will add those 4 to my list... thanks...hmm the title Sole Survivor doesn't ring a bell...
Asia was a supergroup, but with prog musicians. The great John Wetton(RIP) on bass and vocals perhaps the best member(some might take issue with this assessment). Their first two albums are masterpieces, then a bit of a fall off, but still very good work. Sadly, numerous lineup changes occurred, taking their momentum away. A classic " what might have been " scenario
Oh, yeah. I'd take issue!
Well at least I have a good amount of work from them to choose from!
I never liked this project. twasn't the hit of the moment ( + banal cover ). Try something better n different. - th-cam.com/video/LnFo3N0otuQ/w-d-xo.html Это гораздо лучше. Желаю удачи
Good morning, Brandon. The fantastic voice belongs to the late, great John Wetton. Wetton was a member of King Crimson from 1972-‘74. He was mostly responsible for writing possibly the greatest Prog song of all time called “Starless”. Epic song. Later, he was a member of “UK”, which is another Prog band. Wetton is missed.😢
BTW, the lyrics of “Only Time Will Tell” were written about Wetton’s then girlfriend who was cheating on him and using him. This song brings back great memories of the fifth grade. Yes, I’m ancient, lol.
Have a great day!
Good morning! Thanks for the info. So many band crossovers in the 70s! I was in 2nd grade when this came out, so not far behind you! 😊 Have a beautiful day as well!!
Fifth grade? I was in my junior year of college! If you're ancient, I'm DIRT!
@@sourisvoleur4854 I was 7 years out of HS I guess that makes me 2 weeks older than you.... LOL😂
@@debbiegoss4475 We could trade notes on best ointments for joint pain!
@@sourisvoleur4854 😂😂