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10000 lépés

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10000 lépés
Studio album by
Released10 October 1969
GenreRock, progressive rock, hard rock, psychedelic rock
Length44:24
LabelQualiton
Omega chronology
Trombitás Frédi és a rettenetes emberek
(1968)
10000 lépés
(1969)
Éjszakai országút
(1970)
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Review scores
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10000 lépés (literal translation: 10,000 steps) is the second album by the Hungarian rock band Omega. It was released in 1969.

Track listing

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Side One
No.TitleWriter(s)English TranslationLength
1."Petróleumlámpa"Gábor Presser/Anna AdamisPetroleum Lamp3:14
2."Gyöngyhajú lány"Presser/AdamisGirl With Pearly Hair5:49
3."Tűzvihar"György Molnár/AdamisFirestorm3:09
4."Udvari bolond kenyere"Presser/AdamisBread Of The Court Jester3:32
5."Kérgeskezű favágók"Laux/PresserCallous Handed Woodcutters8:15
Side Two
No.TitleWriter(s)English TranslationLength
1."Tékozló fiúk"Presser/AdamisProdigal Sons4:34
2."Tízezer lépés"Presser/AdamisTens of Thousands of Steps6:13
3."Az 1958-as boogie-woogie klubban"Presser/AdamisIn The 1958's Boogie-Woogie Club2:14
4."Spanyolgitár legenda"Mihály/AdamisLegend Of The Spanish Guitar3:24
5."Félbeszakadt koncert"Kóbor/AdamisInterrupted Concert4:00
Total length:44:18
Bonus tracks (2003 edition)
No.TitleWriter(s)English TranslationLength
1."Halott virágok"Presser/AdamisDead Flowers1:56
2."Nem tilthatom meg"Presser/István S. NagyI Can’t Forbid4:15
3."Volt egy bohóc"Presser/AdamisThere Was A Clown4:09
4."Régi csibészek"Presser/AdamisOld Scoundrels2:35
5."Naplemente"Presser/AdamisSunset4:05

Line-up/Musicians

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  • János Kóbor / lead vocals
  • Gábor Presser / keyboards, backing vocals, lead vocal (B2, B3)
  • Laszlo Benkő / keyboards, trumpet, backing vocals
  • Tamas Mihály / bass, backing vocal, lead vocal (B4)
  • György Molnár / guitar
  • József Laux / drums, percussion

Releases information

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  • LP Qualiton Records LPX 17400 (1969 Hungary)
  • CD Mega Records HCD 37585 (1992 Hungary)
  • CD Hungaroton HCD 17400 (2003 Hungary) (with 5 bonus tracks 11–15)

References

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