Geoff Downes keyboards, Steve Howe guitars, Carl Palmer drums and Greg Lake bass and vocals. Great to see my old VHS videotape here on You Tube. I have seen them live in 1991 and 2008 during the reunion tour in Europe.
Greg Lake had, for me, the most beautiful voice in progressive rock with Jon Anderson of Yes. Every time I hear, I cry. Like right now. It's so moving to recall my youth with such a mythical band.
As soon as I heard that John Wetton left the band, Greg Lake's voice came to mind, and lo-and-behold, there he was. RIP Greg. You will always be great.
Greg Lake pitch-hitting here is amazing!!! As a huge fan of both ELP and Asia it was a shock when I first heard Greg singing lead for Asia in this Era. I got to see Greg in a storyteller tour in a small theater in New Bedford, MA and was so amazed about how humble he was. They filled stadiums! They wrote and recorded some of the most complex progressive music ever written. One thing Greg said at that concert in New Bedford that they wanted the fans to just enjoy music socially to share the experience of ELP in their homes with their families and friends! How honest he was about the current state of how we experience music, alone and here we are this huge concert at the Budokan in Tokyo! People shoulder to shoulder hearing, feeling and experiencing the great catalog of Asia in Asia and with Greg Lake singing lead!
Ummm, no. There’s only one Greg Lake. In a related note did the keyboard player spend the entire show with his back to the audience? How odd. Certainly no Keith Emerson.
What an incredible incredible line up! Greg Lake did a sensational job as usual. Love Steve Howes guitar playing, always. And I have to add I love John Wetton's version as well. Greg and John had fabulous singing voices. Love ELP and Asia ❤❤❤❤❤😊
I saw ELP in 1971, and King Crimson in 1974, and Greg Lakes voice was awe-inspiring. John Wettons voice was wonderful as well. To hear these guys sing live and the musicians play live was euphoria. RIP to both wonderful voices of Greg and John.
NOT JUST VOCALISTS, BUT COMPOSERS AND LYRICISTS, WHO HAVE AN IMPRESSIVE CURRICULUM, BECAUSE IT COMES FROM KING CRIMSON, EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER, STRIKING SOLO CAREER AND THERE IN ASIA. THE GUY WAS TOP IN THE HALL OF FAME. CES'T LA VIE IS ONE OF THE MOST PLAYED SONGS IN THE WORLD SINCE THE 70'S. RIP GREG.
@@anthonycatalano5057 You're apparently the deaf one. This concert; in fact this PERFORMANCE was the reason Asia died. It was aired, on MTV a few times and widely regarded as sub-par.
@@martindebrois1472 It was acknowledged by the band themselves that because of the different registers that GL and JW sang in that this was not ideal. I was a bit disappointed hearing this I have to admit. Greg was great in his own environment I think it true to say however. I type this on 31/01/23 which is six years to the day since John died. Too soon as was Greg's death just a couple of months previously if memory serves.
Greg does a spectacular job with all these songs, it's remarkable how he sounds like Greg Lake, but doesn't ever lose track of the original vocal concept.
I think Greg did a good job here replicating Wetton's style. I mean consider the fact he only had like a week to learn the songs and all. That is an incredible feat alone imo. Plus, in a way it's only right that Greg should have the gig singing John's parts since John replaced Greg in King Crimson.
I had forgotten Lake had replaced Wetton at a point. Both great voices and great musicians - that band was just loaded with talent, and all in their primes, in my opinion.
Wow! I remember this broadcast on MTV way back when. Since John died, I could not make myself watch any of this tour on youtube until this video. I've always been a fan of ELP from way back, Greg Lakes vocals really do mesh right in with the Asia band. Tribute to John Wetton ^ Greg Lake, miss you, my brothers in music.
It somewhat amuses me that decades ago Asia fans despised this concert and routinely denigrated Greg Lake's performance. Now it's wonderful nostalgia. How did this happen?
In my opinion Wetton and Lake are interchangable, ironically both having their interlude with King Crimson and sounding similar. This version of Asia is 2/3 of ELP, and 2/5 of Yes (at least as far as incarnations of Drama and recent tours). All prime musicians together with a disciplined deliberate (poppish) sound.
i dont agree that theyre interchangeable per say, as Wetton had a slightly higher register that helped the chorus in certain songs. But their voices are very similiar and I think if theres anyone who could have filled in for Wetton, it's Lake, and the result ends up being a fantastic concert
Wetton and Lake interchangeable? Wetton could play absolute rings around Lake in the 1970s. His technical proficiency and dexterity was nothing short of staggering. Greg Lake was a fantastic ensemble player with ELP - but Wetton's bass chops were unmatched. As was his voice. With respect, I think your comment is misguided.
@@jayceneal5273 Fully aware of his playing in the 80s. It was a different time, and he played to the requirements of the music, not his ego so much - by his own admission.
John was much more of a true "bass player" whereas Greg was a guitarist who could also play bass. John also was better at improvising whereas Greg composed his bass lines down to a T.
Amazing how the similarities between Wetton and Lake’s lives intertwined. Both in King Crimson, Asia, the similarities in vocals and sadly, both succumbing to cancer within a short space of time.
I remember when this concert was on MTV, they really hyped it up and we weren't told that John Wetton left the the band until the intro of the show! How lucky were they to get Greg Lake, who sounded like John and played bass! I was a big ELP fan so it wasn't that big of a disappointment to me. So glad they're finally releasing this concert!🤘
ACA LLEGA EL SENTIMIENTO.... ASIA..... CADA VEZ ME GUSTAN MAS Y ESO QUE LOS ESCUCHO DESDE SUS INICIOS EN MI ADOLESCENCIA . REALMENTE UN SUPERGRUPO... .MUSICASOS Y ENCIMA TODA LA ONDA. Y PRESENCIA GREGE LAKE EN BAJO Y VOZ IMPRESIONANTE,,, EN REEMPLAZO DE WETTON.... IGNORO QUE LE HABIA PASADO.
John andaba con líos personales con el alcohol y por eso Steve Howe lo despidió, como este concierto estaba pactado pues Carl Palmer lo llama a Greg para reemplazarlo, este acepta y según entrevistas que leí a Greg le pidieron luego seguir en la banda pero pues él no era partidario del Arena Rock ni de este género digamos mas "comercial" por eso no aceptó seguir. Sin embargo Greg tiene 2 discos solistas de 1981 y 1983 con un sonido similar pero siempre experimental. Manoeuvres es buena canción de Greg.
@@reycarmesi1969 Recuerdo haber leído una entrevista que le hicieron a Greg Lake en la que éste menciona su larga amistad con John Wetton (además de ser sendos bajistas-cantantes, eran amigos desde antes que se hicieran famosos), y el hecho de que Lake "le pidió su bendición" a Wetton luego de que fuera convocado para los shows en Japón, por lo que Wetton obviamente le dio su respaldo. Lógicamente el único musicalmente hablando que podía cubrir el lugar de Wetton dentro de Asia era Greg Lake, el cual hizo todo de manera muy profesional (considerando que tuvo unas pocas semanas para aprender el repertorio de Asia en bajo y voz).
@@yamijorge no sabía de esa entrevista, aunque es cierto que dentro del circuito prog de los 70's casi todos tenían algún tipo de relación, de todas formas escuchar a Lake cantar las canciones de Asia siempre será para mí una rareza de las buenas.
Sole Survivor and Daylight are like part 1 & part 2 of the same idea, in my opinion. They just go together too well. Only Time Will Tell and Heat of the Moment are actually confirmed to be part 1 and part 2 of the same idea by John Wetton.
I was 13 or so when this album came out. I thought for years it was Greg Lake singing on the album. Matter of fact, I thought it was Emerson, Lake, Palmer, & Howe 😆 True story
Greg was "in" Asia for literally something like 2 weeks... just for this show, and as I recall the story he finally agreed to do this gig about 10 days out, after multiple money offers... until finally getting an offer he couldn't refuse, and then had to absolutely cram to learn all the songs in time for this show. It was a huge deal that MTV had been pushing for months, and they even flew a plane load of fans/contest winners over to Japan for the show, so when Wetton "flaked" out (alcohol issues, I believe) about a month before the show, the pressure to get a replacement and still make the show happen was huge. I was in my early teens and still remember watching it live on MTV, and being blown away at how good Greg was. I do remember hearing news reports of them getting a "new lead singer" in the week or two before this show and wondering WTF was gonna happen. Then Wetton resumed being in Asia shortly after this gig, as I recall.
Progressive Rock was hanging in there for a moment. John Wetton was in the middle of it. Legend. Much of my favorite KC had him on bass and vocals. Uriah Heep's oddball album H&M enjoyed him kicking ass. And Asia. Great stuff.
i was wishing this in bluray for a long, love in the way is filmed..., palmer is god!, love the end woith the orchestal timpanies...., cant wait for have it in a bluray quality view...., this vid have one of my favs carl,s solos!!!!, the keyboard solo is amazing too, i like greg here too...., wish it will have some xtras..., and can see good the drum kit....
Classic!!! I remember hearing the stereo simulcast on either KLOS 95.5 or KMET 94.7 here in Los Angeles back December 1983 during the MTV broadcast. 💯💯💯💯
Greg Lake had less than three weeks to rehearse and learn all the songs on this tour. Steve Howe, and John Wetton, had met their end. There was no common ground with keeping ASIA impact. Management asked Carl Palmer to ask if Greg Lake would take the gig in AISA. He did, and ASIA IN ASIA ON MTV, used this concert to promote ASIA in their zenith. However, Greg Lake lasted only during the tour, and he was done. Steve Howe departed, John Wetton came back and told Steve Howe to "Fuck off" and that was the end of ASIA. Once, John Wetton teamed up with Geoff Downs, they found ASIA again. By 1990, ASIA was back only Steve Howe was replaced by the band. ASIA did a massive concert in Russia, and recorded a live album, plus a greatest hit (ASIA Then and Now). It produced a hit with (Days Like This) which did very well in the musical charts. However, ASIA made a move to replace John Wetton with John Payne and record a new album. The John Payne era was around from (1992-1996). Once the original ASIA reformed, it was back to what made them amazing. A tour and a new album were put into the works. ASIA is--John Wetton, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, and Geoff Downes. I would include John Payne, because he produced five or six ASIA albums.
Rest In Power ✝️ Greg Lake.
Rest In Power ✝️ John Wetton.
Sing together in Heaven.
This is one of those songs that you don’t want to end.
Mr. Gregory Stuart Lake Rest In Peace 🎤🎸😢
R.I.P🙏😢
Geoff Downes keyboards, Steve Howe guitars, Carl Palmer drums and Greg Lake bass and vocals. Great to see my old VHS videotape here on You Tube. I have seen them live in 1991 and 2008 during the reunion tour in Europe.
This is probably thee best and most powerful version of this song.
Is that actually John Weston singing?
@@oscarjetson128Greg Lake
Greg Lake had, for me, the most beautiful voice in progressive rock with Jon Anderson of Yes. Every time I hear, I cry. Like right now. It's so moving to recall my youth with such a mythical band.
I cry too, those melodies and voices give such emotion. I want to come back to the 80´(Styx, Boston...) with no hesitation!!
Greg Lake you are so sadly missed 😢 RIP Greg you were one of a kind and a Pro Rock Pioneer. You’ve been a major idol of mine since 1975 when I was 14.
As soon as I heard that John Wetton left the band, Greg Lake's voice came to mind, and lo-and-behold, there he was. RIP Greg. You will always be great.
The perfect alternative.
He could not continue because of cancer. He died in 2017. RIP. Carl Palmer and John Payne quit.
The only original is Geoff Downes.
Amazing how well-suited Greg Lake was for this...
Greg Lake pitch-hitting here is amazing!!! As a huge fan of both ELP and Asia it was a shock when I first heard Greg singing lead for Asia in this Era. I got to see Greg in a storyteller tour in a small theater in New Bedford, MA and was so amazed about how humble he was. They filled stadiums! They wrote and recorded some of the most complex progressive music ever written. One thing Greg said at that concert in New Bedford that they wanted the fans to just enjoy music socially to share the experience of ELP in their homes with their families and friends! How honest he was about the current state of how we experience music, alone and here we are this huge concert at the Budokan in Tokyo! People shoulder to shoulder hearing, feeling and experiencing the great catalog of Asia in Asia and with Greg Lake singing lead!
Texto longo........vou esperar virar filme 🎥
Greg and John's voices were so similar and basically interchangeable.. Great they were .
Ummm, no. There’s only one Greg Lake. In a related note did the keyboard player spend the entire show with his back to the audience? How odd. Certainly no Keith Emerson.
I think they were very similar voices. John and Greg were indeed similar...Fripp knew that...why he picked Wetton
@@davidvawter4859 Ummm, yes.
What an incredible incredible line up! Greg Lake did a sensational job as usual. Love Steve Howes guitar playing, always. And I have to add I love John Wetton's version as well. Greg and John had fabulous singing voices. Love ELP and Asia ❤❤❤❤❤😊
RIP Greg 🎸🌟
I saw ELP in 1971, and King Crimson in 1974, and Greg Lakes voice was awe-inspiring. John Wettons voice was wonderful as well.
To hear these guys sing live and the musicians play live was euphoria.
RIP to both wonderful voices of Greg and John.
Carl Palmer's drumming is amazing. Simple on this piece but his timing and pace are impeccable.
Amazing talent in this band !!
RIP WONDERFUL GREG LAKE !!!!!
Ooooh what a lucky man, Greg was!!!!
Good one 👍🏻
Greg Lake was one of my favorite artist. Tremendous talent and one I know I'll miss. Cancer had taken so many others as well. RIP Greg
Greg lake one the most underrated singers an amazing lineup all masters of their instruments
NOT JUST VOCALISTS, BUT COMPOSERS AND LYRICISTS, WHO HAVE AN IMPRESSIVE CURRICULUM, BECAUSE IT COMES FROM KING CRIMSON, EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER, STRIKING SOLO CAREER AND THERE IN ASIA. THE GUY WAS TOP IN THE HALL OF FAME. CES'T LA VIE IS ONE OF THE MOST PLAYED SONGS IN THE WORLD SINCE THE 70'S. RIP GREG.
What makes you believe he's underrated? Did you travel the globe taking a survey from every citizen of the world? Please explain.
Underrated? You don"t know what you're saying!
Perhaps under appreciated is a better term
Who underrated Greg?
One of the best singer and guitar player ever!!!!
Still sounds fresh over 40 years later. Waaaaaaaaaay ahead of it's time
So true the 80's were the last great decade.
Rare clip of not only Greg Lake performing live with Asia but playing a Steinburger bass.
Definitely the 80’s
- And literally unable to sing the song.
This was a huge mistake, by stupid record management.
@@martindebrois1472 Shove it you tone deaf hack!
@@anthonycatalano5057 You're apparently the deaf one. This concert; in fact this PERFORMANCE was the reason Asia died. It was aired, on MTV a few times and widely regarded as sub-par.
@@martindebrois1472 It was acknowledged by the band themselves that because of the different registers that GL and JW sang in that this was not ideal. I was a bit disappointed hearing this I have to admit. Greg was great in his own environment I think it true to say however. I type this on 31/01/23 which is six years to the day since John died. Too soon as was Greg's death just a couple of months previously if memory serves.
Talented
Greg does a spectacular job with all these songs, it's remarkable how he sounds like Greg Lake, but doesn't ever lose track of the original vocal concept.
Greg and John both have the same tone
Without a doubt, Greg Lake was a great reference for many other great musicians. RIP
Love this version with Greg Lake lead vocals.
The best version of this masterpiece!
I love Greg Lake with Asia! Awesome!
Yes amazing
中学生で出会ってからずっとファンです。イントロのキーボードのファンファーレで鳥肌が立ちます!! Asia最高!!
Pure talent.you don’t see that in today’s music
I think Greg did a good job here replicating Wetton's style. I mean consider the fact he only had like a week to learn the songs and all. That is an incredible feat alone imo. Plus, in a way it's only right that Greg should have the gig singing John's parts since John replaced Greg in King Crimson.
He did outstanding job even he sang looking on prompter.
Man, if there was one concert I could go back and see...
Steve Howe one of my favorite guitarists of all time
I had forgotten Lake had replaced Wetton at a point. Both great voices and great musicians - that band was just loaded with talent, and all in their primes, in my opinion.
3:56 the tightness of those accents...pure soul...
The famous (and short lived) Greg Lake fronted version of Asia!
👍🏻
MARVELOUS ASIA WITH LAKE ON BASS AND VOCALS SOUNDS LIKE WETTON!
Brings me back to high school
Wow! I remember this broadcast on MTV way back when. Since John died, I could not make myself watch any of this tour on youtube until this video. I've always been a fan of ELP from way back, Greg Lakes vocals really do mesh right in with the Asia band. Tribute to John Wetton ^ Greg Lake, miss you, my brothers in music.
I realy love this band , Rest in peace Gregory
What an awesome song. I fell in love with it the very first time I heard it all those years ago. It never gets old.
Love this song
I just listened to them sing this in a 2010 concert. Just as good. Amazing.
It somewhat amuses me that decades ago Asia fans despised this concert and routinely denigrated Greg Lake's performance. Now it's wonderful nostalgia. How did this happen?
RIP dear Greg Lake! 😪❤
Prog Masters of the 70's doing Pop Hits in the 80's - who'd a thought?
One of my favorite song on top 10 and I put it number 1!
EXACTLY the right amount of cowbell! 🤩😍
After listaning to Asia once I can't stop listening
Special moment in time,best era.
In my opinion Wetton and Lake are interchangable, ironically both having their interlude with King Crimson and sounding similar. This version of Asia is 2/3 of ELP, and 2/5 of Yes (at least as far as incarnations of Drama and recent tours). All prime musicians together with a disciplined deliberate (poppish) sound.
Don't forget the keyboard player played for The Buggles who's "Video Killed the Radio Star" was the 1st video aired on MTV.
i dont agree that theyre interchangeable per say, as Wetton had a slightly higher register that helped the chorus in certain songs. But their voices are very similiar and I think if theres anyone who could have filled in for Wetton, it's Lake, and the result ends up being a fantastic concert
Wetton and Lake interchangeable? Wetton could play absolute rings around Lake in the 1970s. His technical proficiency and dexterity was nothing short of staggering. Greg Lake was a fantastic ensemble player with ELP - but Wetton's bass chops were unmatched. As was his voice. With respect, I think your comment is misguided.
@@WolfhandsUA-cam in the 70's perhaps, but he didn't in the 80's. After UK his playing simplified significantly
@@jayceneal5273 Fully aware of his playing in the 80s. It was a different time, and he played to the requirements of the music, not his ego so much - by his own admission.
Como gostaria de voltar 40 anos!
Memories...rented this from the video store so many times...outstanding gig
Greg lake is awesome. One of my favorite ELP members
What a great remix
Queria ressuscitar essa banda!
Truly one of the greatest live performances ever!
I was actually at this concert. At the time I was in the Navy and stationed on a ship home ported in Yokosuka, Japan.
Greg Lake and John Wetton were very similar bass players. They even sound alike.
Wetton was a more memorable bassist, but Lake was more versatile with acoustic and lead guitar.
John was much more of a true "bass player" whereas Greg was a guitarist who could also play bass. John also was better at improvising whereas Greg composed his bass lines down to a T.
Amazing how the similarities between Wetton and Lake’s lives intertwined. Both in King Crimson, Asia, the similarities in vocals and sadly, both succumbing to cancer within a short space of time.
Absolutely Fantastic. I remember that Day. Live Broadcast ❤
Outstanding version!
I remember when this concert was on MTV, they really hyped it up and we weren't told that John Wetton left the the band until the intro of the show! How lucky were they to get Greg Lake, who sounded like John and played bass! I was a big ELP fan so it wasn't that big of a disappointment to me. So glad they're finally releasing this concert!🤘
Ditto ! So awesome to see the new boxed set for the Asis in Asia Tour! What a kick to see Carl and Greg together again!✌
Very nice tribute to the work of Rush
Απίστευτο τραγούδι από την δεκαετία του 80!!!
Thank you "Asia," for the great Music and Videos, but most of all the "Memories," I'll never forget. ❤⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤🎵🎶🎸🎙🎤💞🌹🔥🍻🔥
i like this version of Asia.
What fantastic musicians!
83 was when this band just went to the stratosphere imo
Excelente perfomance de la banda Asia, deleitando a público nipon, en su estreno de esta canción icónico de los 80's.
Só fera braba reunida, tremenda banda, Greg Lake assumindo o vocal/baixo nessa formação, sensacional!!!!👍🏻😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Greg Lake filling in for John Wetton 82-83
ACA LLEGA EL SENTIMIENTO....
ASIA..... CADA VEZ ME GUSTAN MAS Y ESO QUE LOS ESCUCHO DESDE SUS INICIOS
EN MI ADOLESCENCIA .
REALMENTE UN SUPERGRUPO... .MUSICASOS Y ENCIMA TODA LA ONDA. Y PRESENCIA
GREGE LAKE EN BAJO Y VOZ IMPRESIONANTE,,,
EN REEMPLAZO DE WETTON....
IGNORO QUE LE HABIA PASADO.
John andaba con líos personales con el alcohol y por eso Steve Howe lo despidió, como este concierto estaba pactado pues Carl Palmer lo llama a Greg para reemplazarlo, este acepta y según entrevistas que leí a Greg le pidieron luego seguir en la banda pero pues él no era partidario del Arena Rock ni de este género digamos mas "comercial" por eso no aceptó seguir. Sin embargo Greg tiene 2 discos solistas de 1981 y 1983 con un sonido similar pero siempre experimental. Manoeuvres es buena canción de Greg.
@@reycarmesi1969 Recuerdo haber leído una entrevista que le hicieron a Greg Lake en la que éste menciona su larga amistad con John Wetton (además de ser sendos bajistas-cantantes, eran amigos desde antes que se hicieran famosos), y el hecho de que Lake "le pidió su bendición" a Wetton luego de que fuera convocado para los shows en Japón, por lo que Wetton obviamente le dio su respaldo. Lógicamente el único musicalmente hablando que podía cubrir el lugar de Wetton dentro de Asia era Greg Lake, el cual hizo todo de manera muy profesional (considerando que tuvo unas pocas semanas para aprender el repertorio de Asia en bajo y voz).
@@yamijorge no sabía de esa entrevista, aunque es cierto que dentro del circuito prog de los 70's casi todos tenían algún tipo de relación, de todas formas escuchar a Lake cantar las canciones de Asia siempre será para mí una rareza de las buenas.
I have listened to this vid at least 20 times! Incredible, only 4 musicians, but these dense wallmof sound.
Nice use of the tympani in an actual rock song setting.
It's virtually impossible to choose my favourite Asia song but if really pushed, I think it would be a toss-up between this one and Sole Survivor.
Sole Survivor and Daylight are like part 1 & part 2 of the same idea, in my opinion. They just go together too well.
Only Time Will Tell and Heat of the Moment are actually confirmed to be part 1 and part 2 of the same idea by John Wetton.
I was 13 or so when this album came out. I thought for years it was Greg Lake singing on the album. Matter of fact, I thought it was Emerson, Lake, Palmer, & Howe 😆 True story
I didn't know Greg Lake was in Asia as early as 1983. It was almost an ELP reunion !
Greg was "in" Asia for literally something like 2 weeks... just for this show, and as I recall the story he finally agreed to do this gig about 10 days out, after multiple money offers... until finally getting an offer he couldn't refuse, and then had to absolutely cram to learn all the songs in time for this show. It was a huge deal that MTV had been pushing for months, and they even flew a plane load of fans/contest winners over to Japan for the show, so when Wetton "flaked" out (alcohol issues, I believe) about a month before the show, the pressure to get a replacement and still make the show happen was huge. I was in my early teens and still remember watching it live on MTV, and being blown away at how good Greg was. I do remember hearing news reports of them getting a "new lead singer" in the week or two before this show and wondering WTF was gonna happen. Then Wetton resumed being in Asia shortly after this gig, as I recall.
una de las buenas bandas de rock sinfonico de los 80s!!!!!
some serious COWBELL there Carl !!!! love it .... damn this recording is really good
This is a great video, thanks for sharing this. I love this group Asia. RIP to Greg Lake.
Progressive Rock was hanging in there for a moment. John Wetton was in the middle of it. Legend. Much of my favorite KC had him on bass and vocals. Uriah Heep's oddball album H&M enjoyed him kicking ass. And Asia. Great stuff.
Alternativ pop rock
@@ЮРРИИЙЮРРООВ - this tune was made for radio. The entire record was prog rock as a whole.
高校一年生の時です🤩最高😃⤴️⤴️👍️
i was wishing this in bluray for a long, love in the way is filmed..., palmer is god!, love the end woith the orchestal timpanies...., cant wait for have it in a bluray quality view...., this vid have one of my favs carl,s solos!!!!, the keyboard solo is amazing too, i like greg here too...., wish it will have some xtras..., and can see good the drum kit....
This release should have happened years ago but better late than never!
They played mellow but these guys are as talented as Rush on their instruments.
And that’s saying something
Not the drums
@@papaforever3706Lol. Palmer is better than Peart. No contest.
Thanks for putting this up. Outstanding!
Que recuerdos de mi juventud, que pedaso de grupo, saludos desde Salta - Argentina
The Best Song
All seasoned professionals! Victory!
Classic!!! I remember hearing the stereo simulcast on either KLOS 95.5 or KMET 94.7 here in Los Angeles back December 1983 during the MTV broadcast. 💯💯💯💯
Absolute gem!!!
WETTON & LAKE ❤❤❤❤
Wow I had forgotten that Greg Lake replaced John Wetton and then the band was half ELP, half Yes.
Greg Lake had less than three weeks to rehearse and learn all the songs on this tour. Steve Howe, and John Wetton, had met their end. There was no common ground with keeping ASIA impact. Management asked Carl Palmer to ask if Greg Lake would take the gig in AISA. He did, and ASIA IN ASIA ON MTV, used this concert to promote ASIA in their zenith. However, Greg Lake lasted only during the tour, and he was done. Steve Howe departed, John Wetton came back and told Steve Howe to "Fuck off" and that was the end of ASIA. Once, John Wetton teamed up with Geoff Downs, they found ASIA again. By 1990, ASIA was back only Steve Howe was replaced by the band. ASIA did a massive concert in Russia, and recorded a live album, plus a greatest hit (ASIA Then and Now). It produced a hit with (Days Like This) which did very well in the musical charts. However, ASIA made a move to replace John Wetton with John Payne and record a new album. The John Payne era was around from (1992-1996). Once the original ASIA reformed, it was back to what made them amazing. A tour and a new album were put into the works. ASIA is--John Wetton, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, and Geoff Downes. I would include John Payne, because he produced five or six ASIA albums.
😎🍀🎧🎹 schön, ein Konzert zu sehen, wo nicht jeder sein Handy in der Hand hat!!!! 🤓🍀👍📱
Das unterstreiche ich😊👍
Thank you, gentlemen, from a long time fan. Purchased the album.
色々あったとは、いえ、よくぞブドーカンやってくれたね。みんなの心の中にはジョンウェットンが歌ってるよ!
Asia, Lake & Palmer
Saudades. Parabéns