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LIVE AT THE KISSTADION

Omega

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4.07 | 23 ratings | 3 reviews | 35% 5 stars

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Live, released in 1979

Songs / Tracks Listing

Record one: (38:23)
1. Vostok
2. Gammapolis I
3. Help to Find Me
4. Russian Winter
5. Start
6. Time Robber
7. Late Night Show

Record two: (36:44)
1. Silver Rain
2. High on the Starway
3*. Rush Hour
4. Metamorphosis II
5. Final
6. Metamorphosis I

Total Time: 75:07

3, 4, 7, 9, 12 - vocals in English
Other songs - vocals in Hungarian

* - omitted on CD

Line-up / Musicians

- János Kóbor / lead vocals
- György Molnár / acoustic & electric guitars
- László Benkö / keyboards
- Tamás Mihály / bass
- Ferenc Debreceni / drums

With:
- Egon Póka / bass
- János Szénich / guitars
- József Törös / guitars

Releases information

This album is the English edition of Hungarian double album "Élő Omega Kisstadion '79"

2LP Bacillus 2066 (1979)

CD Bellaphon 288-09-003 (1995 Germany)

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OMEGA Live at the Kisstadion ratings distribution


4.07
(23 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(35%)
35%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(52%)
52%
Good, but non-essential (9%)
9%
Collectors/fans only (4%)
4%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by erik neuteboom
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4 stars This acclaimed legendary Hungarian prog rock band made some beautiful albums in the Seventies but 'live' they were at their best. This originally 2-LP from '79 (on the 1-CD release the song "Rush Hour" has been deleted) showcases an inspired and powerful performance (more than 50.000 spectators!) from OMEGA, playing most of finest material like "Gammapolis" (great howling guitar licks), "Help To Find Me" (strong Minimoog solo with sensational use of the pitch bend button), "Time Robber", "High On The Starway" (rock and roll with heavy duo guitar work) and "Metamorphosis II + II. The massive crowd reacts very enthusiastic to the warm, melodic and varied 'heavy progressive rock' featuring tasteful keyboards, fiery and sensitive electric guitar and inspired Hungarian/English vocals. I'm pleased with the typical melancholic mood from Eastern Europe in some songs (like "Russian Winter"), very original that makes OMEGA to a band worth to discover for the younger 'prog heads'.

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4 stars Omega 101 For Beginners By 1979 Omega had become the top selling Hungarian rock band both in their home country and abroad selling literally millions of albums including a half a million copies of Gammapolis alone. Also, by 1979 they were a ... (read more)

Report this review (#178424) | Posted by Vibrationbaby | Tuesday, July 29, 2008 | Review Permanlink

4 stars By far the very best Omega album,life in the Kiss Stadion.On this double album they collected all their best songs together with a super enthousiastic live-public.A lot of electronics are used to create a fantastic atmosphere.One of the better live-albums I ever heard. ... (read more)

Report this review (#24402) | Posted by | Tuesday, February 3, 2004 | Review Permanlink

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