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I absolutely disagree. The re-recorded Stormblåst MMV is a completely different album. I listened to the original until my CD melted back in the 90s, and I told my girlfriend about the album. One day in the car, she put on something I didn't recognize. A few songs into it, I asked "What's this?" and she looked at me as if I'd just announced my desire to have a second thumb installed on my left hand. She said "Stormblåst!" and I said "Errr...I don't think so," and all was confusion for a few minutes until she showed me the cover. I was unaware that the album had been re-recorded (i.e. ruined and stripped of all merit) in 2005. Long story, I know, but my point is, the two albums have only the title in common.
I agree with Dexter; the re-release has a significantly different sound, some of the parts of the old version are missing in the re-recorded (the piano intro to Alt Lys Er Svunnet Hen). Mister Deranged22:21, 1 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
I'm sure there are differences in the rerecording, but could the differences be explained in the merged article? Otherwise, half of the info that is in one, will also be in the other. I think it's similar to song articles, where several versions of a song are discussed in one article. -Freekee05:25, 4 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
A different sound is nothing, I think, so large as the same name, same band, and fact that it is a re-recording of the same album. I don't think a different sound has anything to do with it; they are the same but for the sound, a small note. Some note should be made about the additional track and the substitution of Del II for the original SK but otherwise, ja ja. JRDarby03:21, 30 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
I disagree because of how the band it self completely changed (look at members, how their genres of choice changed, etc.) before the "Enthroned..." album, how the tracks them selves sound different, how Dell II instead of the original (even though it was copyright-infringed) was used and the extra tracks weren't on the original. HOWEVER there definitely should be some text and a link to something saying "...also there is a re-recorded version [insert info here] [blah, click here, blah] -Adrian O. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.232.119.80 (talk) 17:33, 19 September 2007 (UTC)Reply
There is a widely followed opinion that cover versions should all be discussed in the same article. This is why I suggest that the articles be merged. I get the impression that the people who disagree with me are just fans of the band who are saying, "no way dude! These are completely different albums!" They are clearly not completely different, and the fact that the articles are almost exactly the same bears this out. I would recommend that the article be merged until such time as a need arises for them to be separated.
However, since the merge template has been here since last December, and no one has left a comment agreeing with me, I will remove the merge templates. If this were a high profile band, I would probably fight harder for it, on grounds that the article needs to set an example for Wikipedia. But it's not. -Freekee15:59, 22 September 2007 (UTC)Reply