Heat of the Moment is definitely a song between rock and metal, full of energy, but in reality it is also a very romantic song, where the protagonist apologizes from the very first verse for treating his partner badly. The Traveling Wilburys should also be mentioned, who perhaps carried a history that was too heavy, as they were formed by Bob Dylan, Beatles’ George Harrison, Tom Petty, Ray Orbison, and Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra. In the 80s we saw several other supergroups, for example The Power Station who sang Some Like it Hot, with John and Andy Taylor of Duran Duran, Robert Palmer who was a bit of a free hitter, and Tony Thompson of Chic. Wetton was perhaps the least famous of them all, but in practice much of the credit for Heat of the Moment goes to him. With them was Carl Palmer, obviously from Emerson Lake and Palmer, and finally there was John Wetton, singer and bass player of King Crimson. Probably the first supergroup of the 80s was Asia, which consisted of two members of Yes (one of them was Geoff Downes, who together with Trevor Horn had formed Buggles, authors of Video Killed the Radio Star).
In fact, one of the characteristics of supergroups is that they often have a limited life in time sometimes because they are real musical projects with a completion date, and sometimes because the success simply lasts the space of an album or a little more.I would probably say that the life of supergroups is shorter and less intense than the life of standard pop groups. Since then, supergroup is the definition for those groups where each member comes from another equally famous group or has an importnat solo career – and almost always returns to it sooner or later. In early July 1982, a beautiful song was released that introduced a new concept to the 80s, the idea of supergroup. What were the things you wanted for yourself And when your looks are gone and you're alone
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