Deletion of 120 Greatest Musical Masterpieces

Comment: I fail to see any sort of important detail there.  The longest running TV ad isn't an aeertion of notability, and is sourced to the trivia section of IMDB which is an |unreliable source.  The assertion that the Steve Martin sketch is a spoof of the commercial is quite a stretch, and providing the original source really strays into |original research as it really represent your interpretation of the material
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Comment: I don't see evidence here that this album is considered notable under . Of the three sources cited, one is a discography page at the Discogs.com database, one is a TV commercial for the album, and the third is about a different classical compilation mentioned in the article. No sources have been provided to describe the album's notability in terms of sales or critical response (favorable or unfavorable
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Comment: there were plenty of orchestral classical music compilations released over time, both before and after this; most are not notable.  The quality of the individual pieces does not provide notability to the whole. . I found no mention of this compilation in the couple of classical music magazines from 1978 that I looked at. Fails to have significant coverage in reliable sources, fails 
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