Deletion of List of songs featured on The Office (US TV series) (second nomination)

Comment: as an |indiscriminate collection of information. This is certainly far more appropriate to a fansite, which could be linked to from the main article
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOT)

Comment: for the same reason I nominated it in the first place, #DIR|Wikipedia is not a directory of loosely-associated topics. These songs have nothing in common beyond happening to have been used in an episode of a TV series. I don't believe that it's integral to the series that, for instance, "Jingle Bells" was heard at the office Christmas Party in episode 16 instead of, for instance, "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" or "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" or that the show would have been markedly different had "Brick House" been playing at Hooters in episode 18 instead of "Tempted." The article itself notes that the songs are "background music" which argues ''against'' their supposed vital role in the series and that they are "difficult to identify," meaning there are  and  problems. This is no different from the deleted Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of songs played at the Bada Bing club|list of songs played at the Bada Bing club. As far as precedent goes with the keeping of the O.C. article, precedent is stronger for deleting this sort of article, with the deletion of the aforementioned Bada Bing list, the list for the Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of songs featured on The Office (UK TV series)|UK Office, the list for Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of songs featured on House, M.D.|House, the list for Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of music featured in Skins|Skins and other recently deleted song lists for things like Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of songs whose title includes a phone number (3rd nomination)|having a title with a phone number in it
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOT||WP:V||WP:OR)

Comment: and I respectfully disagree with Xoloz's interpretation that there was any sort of agreement at DRV for overturning this and relisting.  This was overturned on the grounds that, among other things, the companion list for the UK was deleted.  I am not convinced the parallel is sufficient.  While critically acclaimed, the UK series only ran for something like 12 episodes.  The US show is considerably more popular.  This information is fairly easily |verifiable, what's more it's accurate.  As pointed out in the first discussion, the music is integral to the show.  As such the list is not "indiscriminate" or "loosely related" and again, I gently encourage people to look up the word indiscriminate in a dictionary before citing it as justifciation.  Also, the notion of precedence is not ironclad -- a list about The O.C. was kept at Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/List_of_songs_in_The_O.C.  I wouldn't argue that the music of The Office is ''as'' integral as the music of The O.C., but there is in fact a precedence to keep such lists.  Finally, per  this is good for both information and navigation
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V||WP:LIST)

Comment: per  as mentioned above.  What songs were heard/hummed/sung over the course of the series is neither pertinent to the information about the series, nor is it encyclopedic information.  I disagree th at this info can be moved back in to the parent article, it is no more useful or encyclopedic there than it is sticking out here on its own
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOT)