Talk:Steel Meets Steel: Ten Years of Glory
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What the hell? Something is definitely wrong with this article. One, the chronology part is not hammerFall chronology, it's Helloween's chronology, a whole different heavy metal band. And a HammerFall album should not be mixed with Helloween's chronology. Secondly, it is from this year, not 2002. I seriously believe this article needs to be cleaned up a bit. --194.17.7.150 10:20, 17 September 2007 (UTC)
Special Edition edit
there is a special edition version of this album thats in a steel case that comes with a necklace.
and as far as i know thers a digipack and a jewel case version aswell but nuclear blast have changed the site since i ordered mine, and it wont open in opera, so i cant check Balthazar 17:45, 7 November 2007 (UTC)
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