Talk:The Codex Necro

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Article Cleanup

I'm going to move the tracklisting first, and create a "Background Info" section to move the miscellania to.

I'm also removing the "heaviest song ever" comment, as I question the reliability of the source, and overall it seems like just an opinion (I have heard other songs that were played heavier live, both by this band and by other bands, so this mostly seems like an opinion, ie. POV). I'm being bold here, but if anyone disagrees with my removing it, we can hash out how to deal with it here. MrMoustacheMM (talk) 15:37, 24 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Bonus song title

I've been keeping the title of the first bonus track on the 2009 re-release as "Negrogeddon", as that is what is written on the digipack I own. However, I also know that when the song was recorded for Eschaton, it was called "The Necrogeddon". I'm open to changing it permanently to "Necrogeddon", based on what it ended up being called (it's entirely possible that the digipack just has a typo). What do other people think? Does its existence on Eschaton support changing it here? Are there any reliable sources out there that support this change? (Note that user-edited sites like Discogs and Metal Archives can't be used as reliable sources.) 174.2.92.104 (talk) 20:26, 17 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]