Carl Palmer really is the greatest drummer of all time 🥲. The twisted intricacies of this band make ASIA the greatest band of all time 🥲🥲🥲!!! I love you guys ❤️❤️❤️! You have no idea how much ya'll make my heart swell 😭!!!
Love John Wetton but love Greg Lake too and he did absolutely fantastic filling for John. This was risky but hell, it paid off. Greg Lake is amazing as was/is John Wetton.
I didn't learn about the John Wetton thing no to long ago, but the way Greg Lake made himself available for the "Asia in Asia" tour is one of the best collaborations ever. To see Carl Palmer and Greg together along with Steve Howe & Geofrey Downes was awesome !!💫💥
Known for technique, I always thought it was Palmer's imoeccable timing live that separated him from so many..He always hits those beats right on time that put the song together..
Greg Lake did a phenom filling in playing bass and singing all the songs for the missing John Wetten that famous night in Tokyo. I video taped that 1983 Westwood One performance. They're still awesome today (with John Wetton!)
@@carlosmontesguerrero848 Y musicalmente hablando, Lake era el único que podía cubrir el lugar de John Wetton (que "curiosamente" también estuvo como bajista y cantante en King Crimson al igual que Greg Lake). Estamos claros que Lake no tenía el mismo rango vocal que Wetton (por ello bajaron el tono en varias canciones), pero acá estuvo a la altura de las circunstancias. Y según leí, Lake accedió a tocar con Asia únicamente como un favor hacia Carl Palmer (con quien Lake tocó por varios años en ELP). Ah, y los que critican la voz de Lake acá, el tipo tuvo solo UNAS POCAS SEMANAS para aprenderse el repertorio de Asia en voz y bajo para los shows en Japón. Cuando hagan eso, siéntanse libres de criticar todo lo que quieran.
I love Wetton but I love this version of HOTM! They're all obviously enjoying it; Steve's solo was great, Geoff's keytar- even Lake was jamming! Thanks for sharing...
I bought the Asia album, many disregarded it as pop sell out, but never did get that vibe, just these awesome musicians breaking the prog mold and exploring their craft. Now as then, enjoy hearing this
Carl Palmer was so much better of a performer during his heyday than Keith Moon could have ever dreamed of being. Palmer was such an innovator that inspired generations of other drummers. I never really cared for ELP until I heard the 2002 DVD-AUDIO 5.1 release of Brain Salad Surgery. It’s a masterpiece. Asia was my favorite collaboration that Palmer was involved in though. Palmer is a showman before anything else.
Moon was a Neanderthal but had great feel and energy. Palmer had impeccable timing and incredible technique. Two very different drummers but great in their own way.
Aunque a algunos no les guste, a mi entender el único que podía "cubrir los zapatos" en voz-bajo de John Wetton (quien abruptamente salió de la banda antes de esta presentación) era Greg Lake (el que "curiosamente" también fue bajista-cantante de una banda en común entre ambos: King Crimson). Si bien Lake ni en broma podía alcanzar el registro agudo de Wetton, era el único "bajista-cantante" que podía cubrir el puesto de una forma mucho más que digna en ese momento (el solo hecho de haber ensayado el repertorio de Asia con unas pocas semanas de anticipación lo deja más que claro). Si bien siempre admiré a Greg Lake por su carrera con ELP, con lo que hizo acá en Asia se lleva todos mis respetos. Mis abrazos hacia el cielo para John Wetton y Greg Lake.
Amazing drumming here, really Carl Palmer was a fabulous drummer and showman as well. But IMHO, he started to decline halfway the 90s. Through 1970-77 with ELP was penomenal, creative, powerful, as he was in the first three Asia records. Even his drumming was amazing in the worst ELP album, Love Beach (well, with the exception of Canario and Memoirs of an officer and a gentleman, and perhaps All I want is you). But he went downhill, perhaps focusing more on his solos (sorry, folks but every time I watch videos of his current ELP thing, the drums sound horrible to me). One proof of his decline is to listen to Heat Of The Moment 1982 and the re record in 2008. In 1982, those drums were terrific; in 2008, you barely notice there are drums. I have friends who are drummers and many tell me the same. I went to see him with his band in 2017, and I didn't like him at all; just noise, trying to show everybody he could play as fast in his 70s as he did in his 20s or 30s. I prefer to listen and watch to this Carl Palmer, the creative, innovator, fabulous showman, powerful drummer of the 70s and early 80s, and a bit of the 90s., until 1995, 96 perhaps. And no more. Just my thoughts.
Außer dem Drumsolo ist es eine furchtbare Performance. Der Gesang ist schlecht in Sachen Intonation 😢, Steve Howes Solo ist unterirdisch 😢, Keyboards oft schlecht im Timing.😢😢
@w8skg "Greg Lake did a phenom filling in playing bass and singing all the songs for the missing John Wetten that famous night in Tokyo" - No he didn't, he was terrible ... Couldn't hit the notes, couldn't sing the songs for shit. "Heat Of the Moment" not as bad as others. You're saying Greg was great doing the songs because you love Greg Lake. But he wasn't ... You have the same case of tone-deafness other ELP fans do, across the internet, regarding Greg at that concert. / Great drum solo! ,,
Ack. This doesn't sound that good. Probably doesn't help that I really hate this song. Kudos Steve Howe-- amazing guitar player but really better off playing with Yes. His talent is kinda wasted in Asia.
![Here Comes The Feeling (Live at the Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, 1983) [2022 Remaster]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0-ht1Vm7-EA/mqdefault.jpg)
Carl Palmer really is the greatest drummer of all time 🥲.
The twisted intricacies of this band make ASIA the greatest band of all time 🥲🥲🥲!!!
I love you guys ❤️❤️❤️!
You have no idea how much ya'll make my heart swell 😭!!!
Uq
Love John Wetton but love Greg Lake too and he did absolutely fantastic filling for John. This was risky but hell, it paid off. Greg Lake is amazing as was/is John Wetton.
The moment Palmer points the sticks, and that opening riff from Steve Howe...the epitome of cool
Greg did great for someone suddenly thrust in this situation without a lot of time to rehearse.This is a testament to his talent & professionalism.
I didn't learn about the John Wetton thing no to long ago, but the way Greg Lake made himself available for the "Asia in Asia" tour is one of the best collaborations ever. To see Carl Palmer and Greg together along with Steve Howe & Geofrey Downes was awesome !!💫💥
Well said. Both Carl and Greg where outstanding and humble
Yes indeed on that one
YES. They did do a good job, didn't they 🤔😏.
Yes muy fabuloso Emerson,Lake and Howe.
🤣 I'm glad someone else in the world knows this. Now down the wonderful rabbit hole you go!
Carl Palmer is one of the best of all times.
Known for technique, I always thought it was Palmer's imoeccable timing live that separated him from so many..He always hits those beats right on time that put the song together..
@@piteusx8440 Legend has it that he was born with a metronome instead of a heart. True fact!
My Lord, Carl Palmer was so crazy good!❤❤❤❤❤
He's got great technique, but his timekeeping is awful.
Loved exploring the UHF-channels back in the 80s!
Great Carl 😮
YELP - two members of Yes and Lake and Palmer!
Greg Lake did a phenom filling in playing bass and singing all the songs for the missing John Wetten that famous night in Tokyo. I video taped that 1983 Westwood One performance. They're still awesome today (with John Wetton!)
No sabía que Greg lake actuó en Asia está soberbio junto al resto del grupo fantástica música que es siempre moderna
@@carlosmontesguerrero848 Y musicalmente hablando, Lake era el único que podía cubrir el lugar de John Wetton (que "curiosamente" también estuvo como bajista y cantante en King Crimson al igual que Greg Lake). Estamos claros que Lake no tenía el mismo rango vocal que Wetton (por ello bajaron el tono en varias canciones), pero acá estuvo a la altura de las circunstancias. Y según leí, Lake accedió a tocar con Asia únicamente como un favor hacia Carl Palmer (con quien Lake tocó por varios años en ELP).
Ah, y los que critican la voz de Lake acá, el tipo tuvo solo UNAS POCAS SEMANAS para aprenderse el repertorio de Asia en voz y bajo para los shows en Japón. Cuando hagan eso, siéntanse libres de criticar todo lo que quieran.
Greg Lake was a musical and personal gift from Heaven
I love Wetton but I love this version of HOTM! They're all obviously enjoying it; Steve's solo was great, Geoff's keytar- even Lake was jamming! Thanks for sharing...
I was one of this audience.
And that’s why they where called a super group!👌😎👍👉❤️
Great Carl and Howe very very best
Holy Moses!!!!!!!! This guy is from beyond! Timing is everything!
Puts me in another dimension!
Namaste
I was looking for this performance for a long long time. Thanks , Awesome
I bought the Asia album, many disregarded it as pop sell out, but never did get that vibe, just these awesome musicians breaking the prog mold and exploring their craft. Now as then, enjoy hearing this
You could throw Carl in anytime anywhere as long as he had drums it worked. even after the age of 70 you couldn't slow him down.
the man is just awesome!
I own the t shirt that Carl is wearing in this .... he gave it to me at a drum clinic I saw him at a long time ago!
@@doso544 lol well carl autographed it and it's been framed so no!
Great stuff! takes me right back to the '80s
Amazing Carl !!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟💫💥💫✨🎶🥁🎸🎧
This is the first time I have heard this in stereo. This is an awesome drum solo Carl did in 1983!
Thanks you so much for uploading this!
He also did it at the California Jam, 1974
Carl Palmer was so much better of a performer during his heyday than Keith Moon could have ever dreamed of being. Palmer was such an innovator that inspired generations of other drummers. I never really cared for ELP until I heard the 2002 DVD-AUDIO 5.1 release of Brain Salad Surgery. It’s a masterpiece. Asia was my favorite collaboration that Palmer was involved in though. Palmer is a showman before anything else.
Moon was a Neanderthal but had great feel and energy. Palmer had impeccable timing and incredible technique. Two very different drummers but great in their own way.
One of the finest.
Greg and Steve in a ONE stage!
Nice. Been looking for a clip from this show for a long time.
Fantastico ❤🎉
At the 6:40 mark Steve Howe kills 90 secs solo! Then finishes virtuoso duet w/ Geof Downes!
Totalmente original y muy a su estilo, la improvisacion de Howe, despues del solo obligado. Asia=Control de calidad.
Aunque a algunos no les guste, a mi entender el único que podía "cubrir los zapatos" en voz-bajo de John Wetton (quien abruptamente salió de la banda antes de esta presentación) era Greg Lake (el que "curiosamente" también fue bajista-cantante de una banda en común entre ambos: King Crimson). Si bien Lake ni en broma podía alcanzar el registro agudo de Wetton, era el único "bajista-cantante" que podía cubrir el puesto de una forma mucho más que digna en ese momento (el solo hecho de haber ensayado el repertorio de Asia con unas pocas semanas de anticipación lo deja más que claro).
Si bien siempre admiré a Greg Lake por su carrera con ELP, con lo que hizo acá en Asia se lleva todos mis respetos.
Mis abrazos hacia el cielo para John Wetton y Greg Lake.
Шт 3:20
I can only imagine if Carl Palmer were to hook up with Rush and do a show
終盤のハウのギター
やっぱり素晴らしいな
こんなポップな曲なのに
最後の方はなんかイエス風な
プログレになるのも楽しい
Happy 40th
Graig was my preference for vocals for Asia
I've had that assessment of the Greg Lake Asia Budokan show up there, for a year ... and that's the best you can come up with?
Yes & ELP have a much larger legacy than Asia.
HUGE ELP FAN HERE!!! 😀❤💋😍💙💜💚💛❤💙💜💛👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Anyone here in 2027?
Carl Palmer,always great but ELP was a much better showcase for he & Greg's talents.
wrong. He killed it here.
Steve is too classy for this song
Idiot.
@w8skg Your 2nd half is right, 'They're still awesome today (with John Wetton!)' ...... 'with John Wetton', is the key thing, there
Padarack1 does your left hand over get tired from jerkin off?
ハウが若いな。
カールの我儘ドラマも良い
I wonder if Geoff gets confused when he walks into a Guitar Center and sees a wall of keyboards on display...?
3:27
良く見たらグレッグレイク⁉️
2回目まで気づかなかった
しかもHOMのPVから来たのに。
これも同じくらいゴージャスだけどJLPか。DLP？
グレッグ！ジョンの代役か驚き。
ok, err, why did Downes have his back to the audience? Audience is just looking at his back the whole time...
🙃
Because he’s playing keyboards that are positioned that way. They could have put them on an angle so we could see both.
Geoff Downes is no Keith Emerson.
Amazing drumming here, really Carl Palmer was a fabulous drummer and showman as well. But IMHO, he started to decline halfway the 90s. Through 1970-77 with ELP was penomenal, creative, powerful, as he was in the first three Asia records. Even his drumming was amazing in the worst ELP album, Love Beach (well, with the exception of Canario and Memoirs of an officer and a gentleman, and perhaps All I want is you). But he went downhill, perhaps focusing more on his solos (sorry, folks but every time I watch videos of his current ELP thing, the drums sound horrible to me).
One proof of his decline is to listen to Heat Of The Moment 1982 and the re record in 2008. In 1982, those drums were terrific; in 2008, you barely notice there are drums.
I have friends who are drummers and many tell me the same. I went to see him with his band in 2017, and I didn't like him at all; just noise, trying to show everybody he could play as fast in his 70s as he did in his 20s or 30s.
I prefer to listen and watch to this Carl Palmer, the creative, innovator, fabulous showman, powerful drummer of the 70s and early 80s, and a bit of the 90s., until 1995, 96 perhaps. And no more.
Just my thoughts.
Keith Emerson and Chris Squire would have fit well
i see your still alive eh. not a listener are you
It's not ASIA without John Wetton.
Idiot.
Außer dem Drumsolo ist es eine furchtbare Performance. Der Gesang ist schlecht in Sachen Intonation 😢, Steve Howes Solo ist unterirdisch 😢, Keyboards oft schlecht im Timing.😢😢
Drummer is rushing. Sorry, not tight.
DOUCHEBAG.
Ouch! Those lead vocals are perty darn pitchy!
beagleguitar Wrong, and he had two weeks to learn the songs, both lead vocals and bass guitar.
Stephen Barnhard
So ... are you making the case for why his vocals might be pitchy ... but ... they're not? But .... they actually are though.
@@beagleguitar
Greg was PERFECT, as always!!!❤❤❤
@@beagleguitar yo momma
@w8skg "Greg Lake did a phenom filling in playing bass and singing all the songs for the missing John Wetten that famous night in Tokyo" - No he didn't, he was terrible ... Couldn't hit the notes, couldn't sing the songs for shit. "Heat Of the Moment" not as bad as others. You're saying Greg was great doing the songs because you love Greg Lake. But he wasn't ... You have the same case of tone-deafness other ELP fans do, across the internet, regarding Greg at that concert. / Great drum solo! ,,
Padarack1 -You're review is BS, you're so little old Wetton fan boy that can smell the coffee.
he has fast hands but weak foots
Moron.
Ack. This doesn't sound that good. Probably doesn't help that I really hate this song. Kudos Steve Howe-- amazing guitar player but really better off playing with Yes. His talent is kinda wasted in Asia.
If you hate this song, then what was your reason for opening this video in the first place?😒
Carl Palmer was fast, but that's about it.
popeye:go eat your spinach.
They should have kicked Howe and Downes off of stage and replaced them with Keith Emerson.
IDIOT.
Worst keyboard solo in the history of keyboard playing.
A real disgrace for all keyboardists.
Idiot's.
This incredible genius is right along with Neil Peart! I don't believe these guys are from this planet......