| | Conquest Of Steel Hammer & Fist CD - Import Conquest Of Steel Discography of CDs
Conquest Of Steel Hammer & Fist Songs | 1. | I Am Legend |
| 2. | Million Strong |
| 3. | Born In Hell |
| 4. | Lamentations |
| 5. | Taste The Metal |
| 6. | Warriors Guide |
| 7. | Call Of The Wild |
| 8. | Under The Sign |
| 9. | May Your Blade Never Dull |
| 10. | First Of Steel |
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