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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5099921286926
Label: Frontiers Records/EMI America
Manufacturer: Frontiers Records/EMI America
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Frontiers Records/EMI America
Release Date: April 15, 2008
Sales Rank: 2361
Studio: Frontiers Records/EMI America
Disc 1:- Never Again
- Nothing's Forever
- Heroine
- Sleeping Giant / No Way Back / Reprise
- Alibis
- I Will Remember You
- Shadow Of A Doubt
- Parallel Worlds / Vortex / Deya
- Wish I'd Known All Along
- Orchard Of Mines
- Over And Over
- An Extraordinary Life
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com: Asia’s eponymously titled debut album in 1982 was both ecstatically received and the biggest selling album of the year. It spawned a trio of US top 10 singles in 'Heat of the Moment', 'Only Time Will Tell' and 'Sole Survivor.' Over the greater part of the 80s, Asia racked up 15 million in global record sales. Rising from the ashes in 2008, the Multi-Platinum Supergroup Asia returns with 'Phoenix,' the first new album featuring the original line up in 25 years. With a revered musical pedigree, Geoff Downes (Yes, The Buggles), Steve Howe (Yes), Carl Palmer (ELP), and John Wetton (King Crimson) have returned to their hit making roots. Featuring the anthemic lead track 'Never Again', and the poignant 'An Extraordinary Life,' Asia’s revived the sound that made them radio staples.
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The 1982 release of "ASIA" was the first cassette album I purchased for my walkman (remember those?) back in the beginning throws of my teenager years. It opened a personal path for me to hear music that would become mine. 'Mine' in the sense that it wasn't the music my parents had me listen to, nor music others were into that I did not enjoy. The music of Asia provided me much needed solitude while riding my bicycle around the city bike paths and gave me a sense of freedom and escape from the ... Read More
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Asia Phoenix is a weird CD. It's as if we're back in 1982. The keyboard sound is pure analog synth. As at least one other reviewer noted, it does sound like Chicago circa 1982 but without horns.
Instrumentation aside, there are some strong songs that stand up well against their classic debut. Wetton's voice is still strong as are the instrumentalists.
If you like their classic 1982 recording, you will enjoy this one as well. You may be disappointed if expecting otherwise. ... Read More
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I put off buying this CD for a long time. The samples I heard, like others have said, sounded too much like something from a Wetton solo album, and there didn't seem to be much of interest going on in the musical/instrumental side of things. The first time I listened to it, my fears seemed confirmed. I felt pretty disappointed with it, but there were some interesting things going on instrumentally that I knew right away I wanted to come back to. After listening a second, a third, and a fourth time, ... Read More
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This is an excellent CD for those that love Asia, as I do, there are a couple of really excellent songs, such as Extraordinary life and Shadow of a doubt, there isn't a bad song on the CD, is very well engineered and produced, but there is nothing that is a standout song. For anyone that has been an Asia fan from the 80's, when they really changed a lot of the music world with what they did, this will be a good, but not a great cd. If you are someone who has listened to Asia before, you will enjoy this, ... Read More
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This is a classic Asia album. Not just a collection of beautiful, lasting songs but an album and that's something you don't find too often these days. Four original members of Asia reunited first on stage and now with this great cd. I do hope there is more to come because, like this album tells, they are in fine form. In 80's they were entitled a "Supergroup" in 2008 they are still firmly in power.
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