Asia, composed of legends from Yes, King Crimson, The Buggles, and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, were a prog-rock force in the ’80s. And though the original band’s multiple albums offer a jackpot of winning hits, from “Only Time Will Tell” to “The Smile Has Left Your Eyes,” the supergroup’s unmatched best is their only No. 1, “Heat of the Moment.”
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View this post on InstagramSpeaking with Songfacts about the meaning of the song, Wetton said, “The whole song is just an apology. It’s just saying I f—ed up. … And so I’m sorry.” According to the outlet, Wetton was lyrically apologizing to his girlfriend, Jill, who later became his wife before divorcing a decade later.
The last song written for Asia, “Heat of the Moment” was also the first single. Over time, the radio classic has continued to find its way into the zeitgeist, with perhaps its most notable reference coming in the 2005 film The 40-Year-Old Virgin, starring Steve Carell, Seth Rogen, and Paul Rudd.
The song also made its way into an episode of South Park in 2001, as well as onto the video game Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s as a cover. Not to mention it became a regularly played music video on MTV in the '80s.
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