SYRIUS - Széttört álmok (1976 Eclectic Prog • Hungary)Full Album

Syrius biography SYRIUS was formed by Zsolt Baronits in 1962, Budapest, mainly to play beat music. The band profile changed in 1970 when they started playing progressive rock and jazz-rock fusion, when Jackie Orszaczky (bass, vocal), László Pataki (organ), Mihály Ráduly (saxophone, flute) and András Veszelinov (drums) joined the band. They got a contract in Australia where they recorded their most famous album called 'Devil's Masquerade'. Guitarist Tibor Tátrai came to the band later. For the reasons unknown, they couldn't go back to Australia, and some members left the band shortly afterward. The new line-up released the new album 'Széttört álmok'('Broken dreams') in 1976. SYRIUS disbanded in 1978, although there was a reunion in the 00's, which gave their last concert (recorded and released) in 2001. Studio Album, released in 1976 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Hajnali Ének 00:00 2. Hol Az Az Ember 03:58 3. Mint Április 07:48 4. A Láz 10:55 5. Széttört Álmok 16:31 6. Kinyújtom Kezem 20:57 7. Hová Mehetnék 26:34 8. Igen, Szép Volt 29:47 9. Széparcú Idegen 36:06 Total Time 39:57 Line-up / Musicians - András Veszelinov / vocals, drums - Tibor Tátrai / guitar - Endre Sipos / bass guitar - Károly Friedrich / vocals, bass guitar - Tamás Turai / vocals, percussion - Ottó Schöck / vocals, Fender Rhodes Piano, organ - Miklós Siliga / baritone saxophone - Ákos Molnár / vocals, soprano and alto saxophone - László Dés / tenor saxophone - Zsolt Baronits / tenor saxophone - Károly Friedrich / trombone - László Gööz / trombone - Endre Sipos / trumpet - Rudolf Tomsits / trumpet