More than 50 million records sold, LP productions in Hungarian, German and English, tours and festival appearances throughout Europe and Japan, at least 50 cover versions or adaptations of the world... more

"The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky" (1975) displays a similarly bizarre cover as "200 Years After The Last War", one reason why it counts among one of the exceptional releases of the group.

After a few trips into symphonic and psychedelic rock realms, Omega presented themselves on "III" again more down to earth: Nine crisp hard rock tracks, only one exceeding the four-minute mark. For... more

The 1973 LP "Omega I" was a compilation of songs from "Élö" and from the album "Omega 5", which was released in the same year in the Eastern bloc. To boost sales of this first Bacillus record by the... more

The live album "Live At Kisstadion" (1979) is legendary and still at the top of the fan list today: The song selection is excellent, the performance gigantic, the atmosphere at Budapest's Kisstadion... more

After a few trips into symphonic and psychedelic rock realms, Omega presented themselves on "III", released at the end of 1974, again more down to earth: Nine crisp hard rock tracks, only one... more

"200 Years After The Last War" only shares the title track, a metaphoric piece about birth control in a totalitarian system, with the original legendary banned Hungarian version "200 évvel az utolsó... more