Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of musical works in unusual time signatures
Oh no, not again!"  What is unusual?  Who defines what is unusual with respect to a particular genre?  Is there systemic bias in the genres represented?  Or the dates?  Look how over-represented the last decade is within the list.  Do we have reliable sources for the time signatures of the more modern pieces, which are typically not published as sheet music?  Far More Blue and Far More Drums are the same piece, essentially, why two entries?  What about movements within other works, such as ''In Freezing Winter Night'' from Britten's Ceremony of Carols?  Is there an objective definition of what constitutes an unusual time signature in the context of a given genre, or is this just an end-run around the removal of articles like the list of songs in triple metre?  And as Newyorkbrad says, "a format that I don't believe is available anywhere else" - which is what we call |original research.   and  do not, I'm afraid, trump policy
— User:JzG, 17:47, 23 November 2006 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:INTERESTING||WP:USEFUL (Wikipedia:No original research)