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| 1. | Only Time Will Tell
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| 2. | Time Again
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| 3. | An Extraordy Life
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| 4. | My Own Time
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| 5. | Open Your Eyes
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| 6. | Here Comes The Feeling
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| 7. | Never Again
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| 8. | The Beat Goes On
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| 9. | Sole Survivor
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| 10. | Don't Cry
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| 11. | Heat Of The Moment
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2010 live DVD release from the reunited Prog/Pop quartet, recorded during their tour for the Phoenix album in '09. This live set captures Asia performing to an enthusiastic crowd. The show's masters come from the band's own archives and this is a show they have personally selected to be filmed and released. It's a raw and honest view of the musicians as they play to a receptive audience. It is a "must have" for all Asia and Prog Rock fans. The DVD includes one song not included on the CD edition: 'The Court Of The Crimson King'. Frontiers
This musical release from progressive power pop phenomenon Asia captures a live performance by the group, recorded at the Cambridge Rock Festival on August 9th, 2009. Some of the tracks featured in the concert include "Only Time Will Tell", "Heat of the Moment", "Here Comes the Feeling", and more.
---Cammila Albertson, Rovi
Asia
Active Decades: '80s, '90s, '00s and '10s
Born: Jan, 1981
Genre: Rock
When they appeared in the early '80s, Asia seemed to be a holdover from the '70s, when supergroups and self-important progressive rockers reigned supreme. Featuring members of such seminal art rock bands as King Crimson (John Wetton), Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Carl Palmer), and Yes (Steve Howe), as well as Geoff Downes from the Buggles, Asia did feature stretches of indulgent instrumentals on their records. However, they also could be surprisingly poppy, and that is what brought them to the top of the charts with their debut album, Asia, and its hit single, "Heat of the Moment." Alpha, their second album, also had a couple of hits ("Don't Cry" and "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes") but its follow-up, Astra, was a flop. The group disbanded in 1985, only to reunite in 1990 without John Wetton; John Payne took his place. After churning out a couple of new songs for a greatest-hits collection, the band hit the road, including two sold-out dates in front of 20,000 fans in Moscow, of all places. Thereafter, they toured sporadically and released Aqua (1992), Aria (1994), Arena (1996), Aura (2001), and Silent Nation (2004). The band's lineup reverted to its original form for Phoenix (2008) and Omega (2010).
---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi |
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