Omega

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Omega (1962-1987, 1994-2021): a Hard Rock band from Budapest, Hungary.

tarting in 1962, Budapest's Omega would have a long career starting in 1968 with the dual debut of From Hungary and Trombitás Frédi és a rettenetes emberek under the membership of János Kóbor (R.I.P. 2021 of COVID; vocals), György Molnár (guitars), László Benk�' (R.I.P. 2020 of liver failure; keyboards/flute/trumpet/vocals), József Laux (R.I.P. 2016; (drums/percussion), Tamás Mihály (R.I.P. 2020; bass) and Gábor Presser (keyboards). 10000 lépés (1969) and Éjszakai országút (1970) fllowed.

A membership change happened for Élo Omega (1972) when Ferenc Debreczen joined on drums. This line-up persisted for
Omega (1973)
Omega 5 (1973)
200 Years After the Last War (1974)
Omega III (1974)
The Hall of Floaters in the Sky (1975)
Omega 6: Nem tudom a neved (1975)
Time Robber (1976)
Omega 7: Idorabló (1977)
Gammapolis (1978)
Skyrover 1978
Omega 8: Csillagok útján (1978)
Gammapolis (1979)
Omega X: Az arc (1981)
Working (1981)
Omega XI (1982)
Omega 12: A Föld árnyékos oldalán (1986) and Babylon (1987). A large number of compilations would follow before the band split later that year.

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Returning in 1994, Omega would resume operations with the releasee of [TransÆndDænce in 1995, and Transcendent in 1986.

1998 would see Omega XV: Egy életre szól arrive.

It would not be until 2006 that the next full length would arrive in the form of Égi jel (2006). Rhapsody would come in 2010 with the band as a three-piece in the form of János Kóbor, György Molnár and Ferenc Debreczen. A large number of compilations and several EPs would follow before the band finally quit in 2021 most likely due to the number of deaths. The act would end with the EP, The Dark Side of the Earth released posthumously in 2024.

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