Talk:Seven Seals (album)
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i don't know much about the band. but i just won the cd in a contest, yay, and it's a cd with the song union on it. it's not the digi-pak version. and it only has the one bonus track. also the track names on the tracklistings don't match the names on the lyrics. just thought this might be useful information for whoever knows how to use wikipedia properly, not me. ciao
[edit] Article should be renamed
This article should be renamed to disambig it from other references to the Seven Seals. Although you may have gotten to Wikipedia first, there are many other references to the Seven Seals, and Primal Fear doesn't have the strongest claim to the article title. References to the Seven Seals, of course, trace themselves to the Book of Revelation. Nietschze has a chapter called SS in Thus Spake Zarathustra. A reggae player, Anthony B, also titled an album "SS". The Demi Moore movie The Seventh Sign was based on the Seven Seals. I'm sure other cultural references can be found. Given this, it's best to move this article, and turn this entry into a clarification of different references to SS.
Also, given the different occurences of the Seven Seals, it might be good to add some information about what inspired Primal Fear to name their album/song Seven Seals: Revelation itself, Nietschze, its prominence in the David Koresh situation, or something else. --WacoKid 22:36, 27 February 2006 (UTC)
- I see there's been no comment yet. I'm thinking about making the move myself, to Seven Seals (Primal Fear album) (renamed that way to avoid confusion with the Anthony B album), and whipping up a stub for the current spot. However, I'd first like to know if there is any opposition, since if there isn't, I can skip a formal move request. Anyone against? --WacoKid 05:35, 2 March 2006 (UTC)
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- I've moved it again to Seven Seals (album). No one has created an article for the Anthony B album, and disambiguating articles before there's an actual need just makes them needlessly hard to find. I've turned Seven Seals into a disambiguation page, since a stub now exists about the actual Biblical seals. -- Antaeus Feldspar 16:45, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
i have the album in the normal plastic jewel case. and it has the song the union on it. i live in canada, so it might be some sort of candian version.
