Talk:With Oden on Our Side
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I'm adding Viking Metal to describe this album, as it still has musical and ofcourse lyrical elements of Viking Metal in it. If anyone would like to contest this, please feel free. Until then, I'll add Viking Metal. JanderVK
[edit] Old Roman Letters?!
Sorry, I'm not going to edit the page, I have never attempted it before and I don't want to mess things up. Those 'Old Roman Letters' are Runes. Runes are an ancient Germanic alphabet, and they were used in writing, divination and magick in northern Europe. They have nothing to do with anything south of Denmark never mind the Roman Empire. Please if someone has the time and knowledge, change this, the current notes are clearly just made up. They say 'With Oden On Our Side' and 'Amon Amarth'. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.28.178.61 (talk) 01:59, 5 September 2007 (UTC)
