These bands and projects share the name «Odyssey»:
1. an U.S. billboard charts scored dance act from New York
2. a Swedish progressive metal band
3. an U.S. psychedelic rock group
4. a German eurodance project
5. a Greek project name used by Vangelis
6. the artist name of an U.S. drum & bass producer
7. the later name for the band Oracle
8. an U.S. Motown album by a pop group from 1972
9. the solo group of Iced Earth's drummer Brent Smedley
10. a Polish electronica/ambient project
11. a Brazilian hardcore band
12. a Romanian folk‑rock band
13. a Pakistan progressive metal band

1. First formed as «the Lopez Sisters» (Carmen, Lillian, and Louise) in 1968, Carmen dropped out and Tony Reynolds (a Manilla native) joined to form Odyssey. After performances in New York clubs, they hit it big in 1977 with the soft disco cuts «Native New Yorker» and «Easy Come, Easy Go.» Their music had a subtle Caribbean feel, and while their U.S. hits soon dried up, they had a few more hits in the U.K. before the group fell apart. Going Back to My Roots Native New Yorker Inside Out

2. Odyssey — a progressive metal band from Sweden, consisting of Dan Swanö (Nightingale / Edge of Sanity) and Lord K. (The Project Hate / Deadmarch / Dark Funeral). (search: Setting Forth album of 1969 is the only album release by Odyssey. Less than 100 copies were originally pressed and even if one wanted to buy a copy at the time it was nearly impossible to find as it came in a plain white sleeve.... Consequently, the original 1969 album is one of the ten rarest US psychedelic albums. Louis Yovino on lead vocals and Vincent Kusy on keyboards with Dennis Pennaga (guitar), Ray Lesch (bass) and John Willems (drums) ... signed to Organic Productions, part of the Richmond Organization, the label were completely at a loss as how to produce and market a rock band.... Having supported many major headlining acts in their time (at one memorable gig they supported…читать далее ↓

These bands and projects share the name "Odyssey":
1. an U.S. billboard charts scored dance act from New York
2. a Swedish progressive metal band
3. an U.S. psychedelic rock group
4. a German eurodance project
5. a Greek project name used by Vangelis
6. the artist name of an U.S. drum & bass producer
7. the later name for the band Oracle
8. an U.S. Motown album by a pop group from 1972
9. the solo group of Iced Earth's drummer Brent Smedley
10. a Polish electronica/ambient project
11. a Brazilian hardcore band
12. a Romanian folk-rock band
13. a Pakistan progressive metal band

1. First formed as "the Lopez Sisters" (Carmen, Lillian, and Louise) in 1968, Carmen dropped out and Tony Reynolds (a Manilla native) joined to form Odyssey. After performances in New York clubs, they hit it big in 1977 with the soft disco cuts "Native New Yorker" and "Easy Come, Easy Go." Their music had a subtle Caribbean feel, and while their U.S. hits soon dried up, they had a few more hits in the U.K. before the group fell apart. Going Back to My Roots Native New Yorker Inside Out

2. Odyssey - a progressive metal band from Sweden, consisting of Dan Swanö (Nightingale / Edge of Sanity) and Lord K. (The Project Hate / Deadmarch / Dark Funeral). (search: Setting Forth album of 1969 is the only album release by Odyssey. Less than 100 copies were originally pressed and even if one wanted to buy a copy at the time it was nearly impossible to find as it came in a plain white sleeve. ... Consequently, the original 1969 album is one of the ten rarest US psychedelic albums. Louis Yovino on lead vocals and Vincent Kusy on keyboards with Dennis Pennaga (guitar), Ray Lesch (bass) and John Willems (drums) ... signed to Organic Productions, part of the Richmond Organization, the label were completely at a loss as how to produce and market a rock band. ... Having supported many major headlining acts in their time (at one memorable gig they supported Procol Harum and totally confused the audience by playing their own tripped out version of A Whiter Shade Of Pale which the headline act didn't include in their set) the band called it a day in late 1974 with several members reuniting in the more classically progressive band Cathedral.
The sound is rightly described in the album's sleeve notes (written by keyboardist Vinny Kusy) as "the quintessential dictionary definition of the New York brand of sixties psychedelia - strong harmonic vocals, heavy swirling organ and infused with inspired fuzz guitar". ... Tracks like Church Yard and the cover of Janis Ian's Society's Child are the equal of anything on the first Vanilla Fudge album.

4. Odyssey is an eurodance project from Germany created and produced by Martin Koppehele and Giorgio Koppehele. It featured the vocalist Lisa Cash.
Odyssey released several singles such as "Riding On A Train", "Talk to Me" or "Move Your Body".

5. Odyssey is the name Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou (Vangelis) worked with, when accompanied by guitarist Silver Koulouris (ex-Aphrodite's Child) and vocalist/songwriter Robert Fitoussi (aka F.R. David).

6. Simon Donohue ("Odyssey"), drum & bass producer on Good Looking Records and 720 Records started producing music at the age of 14, using 4 track tape machines, guitars and drum machines. At the age of 18 he landed a job as a recording engineer at a commercial recording studio. From there he entered the world of electronic music. He soon joined forces with Andy Smith and formed the Sunrise Society which went on to produce a number of Detroit Techno style EP's on London's Pacific Records. In 96 Simon went solo and started producing Drum'n'Bass under the name of Odyssey. His first D&B track Expressions was released on 720 records/ Logical Progression 2. Expressions quickly gained anthem status. While working at the recording studio ... an African percussion band inspired Simon to learn to play congas and percussion. This in turn, led to the production of a track called Ritual. Ritual was a fusion of D&B and manic African percussion which crossed over into all areas of the D&B scene being played by Blame, Goldie, Doc Scott and the rest of the MetalHeadz crew. Simon also produced more jazz influenced downtempo tracks for Good Looking Record's sub labels such as Earth and Cooking Records.

7. Odyssey is the newer name for the former band Oracle.

8. an U.S. group released the Motown album titled “Odyssey” in 1972,
Royce Jones-lead.vocals, Billy Pierce-vocals, Kathleen Warren-piano.vibes.vocals, Don Dacus-guitars, Don Peake-guitars, Warner Schwebke-bass, Gene Pello-drums ... the album includes two classic 70s singles: Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Love and Battened Ships, see last.fm wiki for album http://www.last.fm/music/Odyssey/Odyssey

9. Odyssey is the solo band for Iced Earth's drummer Brent Smedley, and his brother and former Oracle guitarist Kent Smedley

10. Odyssey is an electronica/ambient project from Polish electronic musician Tomasz Pauszek (known also as RND).

11. Odyssey was a Brazilian hardcore band that ended in 2005 and released two albums: "Eleven reasons to live, eleven reasons to die" and "Fighters" (search: http://www.metal-archives.com/ )

12. a Romanian folk-rock band ( http://www.trupa-odyssey.ro )
13. a Pakistan progressive metal band (search: http://www.metal-archives.com/ )