Deletion of 25th Anniversary Collection (The Monkees album)

Comment: to The Monkees discography#Compilation albums. A greatest hits album which was released ''during'' a band's active career, which often has one or two or three newly-recorded songs on it of which at least one is often released as a new single, is typically eligible for inclusion under the same standards as a conventional studio album — but the kind of "catalogue reissue because original albums are mostly out of print" compilation that is compiled as a cash-in 10 or 20 years after the band broke up, and which accordingly features ''no'' new or previously unreleased music, is rarely notable enough in its own right to warrant its own standalone article. And the sourcing ''here'', which fails  pretty much right across the board, is not remotely solid enough to make this one an exception to that rule — lesser known alternate ''mixes'' of already-released songs are not enough, in and of themselves, to claim that the album actually has "new" music on it
Stance: merge
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