Ossian (Hungarian band)

Ossian (Hungarian band)

Infobox musical artist
Name = Ossian


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Origin = Budapest, Hungary
Genre = Heavy metal, Speed metal
Years_active = 1986–1994
1998–present
Label = Hammer, Hungaroton
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URL = [http://ossian.hu/ ossian.hu]
Current_members = Endre Paksi
Richárd Rubcsics
Attila Wéber
Krisztián Erdélyi
Péter Hornyák
Past_members = Zoltán Maróthy
Zoltán "Töfi" Cserfalvi
T. Péter Kovács
László Pálvölgyi
Gábor Vörös
Péter Ivanov
Viktor Jakab
Zsolt Galántai
Zoltán Nagyfi
Csaba Tobola

Ossian is a Hungarian heavy metal band. It was formed in 1986 by former Pokolgép bass guitarist Endre Paksi. It is one of the leading bands of Hungarian Heavy Metal.

Albums

* 1988: Acélszív
* 1989: Félre az útból!!!
* 1990: A Rock katonái
* 1991: Ítéletnap
* 1992: Kitörés
* 1992: 86-92 (best of)
* 1993: Emberi dolgok
* 1994: Keresztút
* 1998: Koncert
* 1999: Az utolsó lázadó (EP)
* 1999: Fémzene
* 2000: Gyújtópontban
* 2001: Titkos ünnep
* 2002: Árnyékból a fénybe
* 2003: Hangerőmű
* 2004: Tűzkeresztség
* 2005: A szabadság fantomja
* 2006: Létünk a bizonyíték + A lélek hangja
* 2007: Örök tűz
* 2008: Küldetés

External links

* [http://ossian.hu/ Ossian Homepage]

* [http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=1234 Ossian @ Metal-Archives.com]

* [http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/ossian/ Ossian @ Rate Your Music]


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