Mr Rob Lloyd (Guitar) Mr Sir Real (Drums) Mr Andy Jones (Bass+Vocals)
Mr Captain Bagley- Stage show antics (Temporary Keys) Mr Alf Hardy (Synths) Ms Plumaris (Vocals) Ms Caitlin Beta (Vocals)
Influences
Sounds Like
Words and things that spring to mind...heavy space syrup, The Hawks, pink Floyd, dissolving, flying inside a paper bag, Oh ! that oh! so prettty Acid Rock sound. ummmm, is it your bag!
Meanwhile...The band are delighted to announce that they have been reawakened from a hideous state of limbo and inactivity in 2006.
They have reformed themselves out of moss and discarded detritus found around the urban wasteland. The Band have now played their first live show in over a decade at the Malvern Youth Center (Saturday 18th November 2006)
Omnia Opera have been rejuvenated with new members completing the full ships crew. Replacing Mr Ade Scholefield on Synths is “Mr Alf Hardy” from Coventry, full time space cadet formerly of “Dave Brock and the Agents of Chaos” (Hawkwind) and “Tubilah Dog” Both bands of the highest sonic quality.
The replacement of the “Clone Drones” the two “female hermaphrodite singers” has also been necessary the old models were in a shocking state of disrepair and unable to function their diodes having burnt out long ago in the soft moss, now preserved in a vault in Kidderminster.
They have been replaced by “Plumaris” & “Caitlin Beta”
These two machines have been programmed to provide the necassary vocalizations and movements. Original members Mr Jones, Mr Lloyd and Mr Spragg complete the crew on Bass, Guitar and Drums respectively.
Also joining the ships crew is the long lost “Captain Bagley” Providing Stage show antics and a puzzeling visual antidote with the live show aspect.
A special mention goes out regarding Mr Steve Price who's great efforts playing 2nd Guitar on the night of the first gig will always be remebered affectionatly.
Quotes…Mr Andy Jones “being away form the plasma has burnt a big hole in my head. A bus drove through it the other day and I thought I need to plug this hole and so sent out a distress call to fellow psychonaughts for help. So here we all are fresh as the day we first formed in 1986. Open to the great flow and wondering what will happen, come and be apart of it. … Over and Out"
Delight at the dulcet and melodic tones of “Space Bastard” and revel in the aural meanderings of “Floating Settie” if you’re a fan of Acid rock, Space Rock, Psychedelics, the you'll do well to check out the sound of "OMNIA OPERA"
Omnia Opera Live at Hawkfest July 2008, Video Footage filmed and edited by the Mychoonz film crew.
(http://www.myspace.com/mychoonzfamily)
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Omnia Opera @ Hawkfest 2007 Add to My Profile | More Videos PLEASE NOTE THIS VIDEO WAS FILMED BY MYCHOONZ VIDEO CREW MEMBER JUSTIN HOLLAND!! SI MYCHOONZ DID THE EDITING!! Check out there site, its sound. www.myspace.com/dreammachineonlinedude
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How are you, Omnia Opera? Haven't checked in on you lately, so I swung by to wish you a happy halloween & hope you are feeling well! Listen, I have another track up on my page, "Attack Of The Mushroom People." You can Hear it right Now, if you'd like at: www.myspace.com/psychedelicpablo adios for now! Pablo
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Hi Captain! It was great to hear you'd reformed, your shows at the Mermaid are some of my most vivid memories of gigs in Brum. Hopefully one day you'll play near enough to London for me to catch another show.
Any updates on the remastered old tapes? I salvaged what I could from the old cassettes of Beyond the Tenth & Celebrate for Change several years ago to CDR, but the levels on the tapes I had were never that fantastic in the first place, so the results have signal/noise issues, and I'd love to hear them properly, with bass & so on.
Last year I finally nailed down a CD copy of the first one on Delerium (I had the LP version, but never before found the elusive silver disc, Ivor promised he'd let me know if he ever tracked down a copy, but then Delerium went for a burton) of all places in Texas (my wife is from Dallas/Fort Worth) .. delighted to hear the extra material at last. Also the resulting plays of the CD here at Bucanneer Central have resulted in a whole sofa of people chanting "Space Bastards! Take it Away!" right on cue.
I'm sure Neil will say "oh fuck not him" if he remembers me at all from way back in the mists of 87/88, I can assure you & him that I mean no harm to your planet! I even tried to get around to remastering the Osiris 'Rock Bitch' demo, but after a month I put it away before it got lost as suddenly I had a lot of work on. Maybe one day..