time robber

Omega is a Hungarian progressive rock band, formed in 1962, known for blending hard rock, space rock, and electronic elements with symphonic influences. They achieved significant international success, especially in Eastern Europe, with their unique sound and experimental approach.

Their 1976 album, "Time Robber" (originally titled "Időrabló" in Hungarian), is considered one of their standout works. The album features a blend of symphonic rock and spacey, atmospheric elements, showcasing their progressive rock style. The title track, "Time Robber," is an epic piece that captures themes of time, existential reflection, and surreal storytelling, with rich instrumentation and layered synthesizers. The album is praised for its ambitious concept, intricate compositions, and the band's ability to merge classical influences with rock

Track listing:

• A1 Medley: House Of Cards, Part I / Time Robber / House Of Cards Part II 12:27
• A2 Invitation 5:43
• B1 Don't Keep Me Waitin' 7:30
• B2 An Accountant's Dream 3:43
• B3 Late Night Show 6:33