Brocktoon dropkicks your jacket as you look up at the stars
Created on: March 22nd, 2015
Mr. Belvedere, now knighted as Brocktoon teams up with Jack Horkheimer and brings you a view of the stars and bubbles
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If I had one song to express how I feel about this YTMND I would say it is without a question Asia's Here Comes the Feeling. John Wetton's lilting vocals and dulcet tones from this song were a blessing to 1982, just as this YTMND is to 2015. Some might disagree and say that "Heat of the Moment" is more appropriate. But I think upon closer examination others will come to realize a song about anticipation of greatness is more appropriate than a flash in the pan crescendo that comes from the heat of the moment. Definitely Wetton's best work since King Crimson in large part due to the pairing with the undervalued Geoff Downes.
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