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skyrover (marbled vinyl)omegaVinyl LPKiadó: MIG Megjelenés dátuma: 2024-09-27 UPC: 0885513032218 Termékazonosító: 2F5371 |
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Tracklist
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Megjegyzés
Limited Edition Reissue
(500 copies)
Marble Colored Vinyl
After four studio albums and one compilation,
the Hungarian megastars Omega were still
much of an insider tip in the West.
However, sales figures were noticeably rising,
though far from going through the roof.
In addition, the band had evolved, becoming
more professional, both in their live performance
and in their appearance.
Those in charge at Bacillus/Bellaphon definitely
meant to hold on to Omega, so in 1976 the
contract with the quintet was extended till 1980.
And the band, together with producer Peter Hauke,
went to the Europasound Studios in Offenbach to
record “Time Robber”.
That LP was Omega's breakthrough in the West.
To date, the album is said to have sold around
two million copies. And this success was well
deserved; for the first time, the Hungarians
delivered a complex, self-contained work.
Hopes were high for “Skyrover”. Omega came
to Offenbach again and self-produced an exquisite
successor of “Time Robber”, which was in no way
inferior to its immensely successful predecessor.
Quite a few Omega fans even consider “Skyrover”
to be the better record, since the band elegantly
merged the styles, which on “Time Robber” still
appeared sometimes a bit stiff and side-by-side.
“Russian Winter” has become a live classic – titled
“Lena” on the Hungarian LP version.
With its Eastern European folklore references,
the song stood out from the musical concept,
and that's probably why it became a fan favorite.
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