Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hellish Mad Rush
Looks to the world like''... sounds a bit egotistical to me! You have been told (both here and on a user talk page) what you need to do to make this article one that can be kept - you need to demonstrate |notability, specifically otability (music)|Music Notability, and within that, specifically SONG|Song, Single and Album Notability. You need to find _SOURCES|reliable sources that show that the album is notable. No one has said that it is an advert from what I can see. If there is no rush, then I fail to see why you can't wait until the album has been released and shown to be notable (at the very ''least'', it needs to chart). I'm not sure what you mean about the ''heydey of British Independent music'' - 'heyday' refers to ''A period of success, popularity or power; prime.'' (:wiktionary:heyday|Wikttionary definition of ''heyday'') - an album cannot be part of that if it (a) has not been released yet; (b) has not been successful yet
— User:Phantomsteve, 17:52, 11 September 2009 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOTABILITY||WP:N||WP:NSONG||WP:RELIABLE (Wikipedia:Notability)