Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/10 Miles High
I believe these should be listed and discussed separately, since they may well warrant differential handling. I'll note that Just Like You Imagined is well sourced enough to suggest stand-alone notability, particularly given its prominent connection to a film. Since they're together, I'd like to point out that  indicates that "Most songs do not merit an article and should redirect to another relevant article, such as for a prominent album or for the artist who wrote or prominently performed the song." Note the similarity to Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Avon (song)|this AfD, which I closed today. The fact that ''these'' songs may have appeared in more than one location is not reason to delete them, although it may be reason to include a separate section at the discography for multi-appearing tracks. They remain valid search terms, and hence it seems better to handle them in line with the consensus established in the guideline. It might be best to merge/redirect those that warrant it into the first product on which they appeared. At the Heart of It All could be merged as proposed into the album article Further Down the Spiral (and retained for GFDL reasons accordingly); The New Flesh could be merged with Into the Void (Nine Inch Nails song). No one has proposed merging 10 Miles High into We're in This Together, but that might be the best home for it. Wikipedia:ALBUM#Article_body|WikiProject album ''recommends'' including information (up to a paragraph on each) on each song in album/ep articles, and there's no reason for this information to be lost because finding a home for it is a little more messy than usual. Although as a participant now in this AfD, I am not obviously going to be in a position to close this AfD, I will gladly help with merging accordingly if the AfD closed in that fashion
— User:Moonriddengirl, 22:08, 25 February 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:MUSIC (Wikipedia:Notability)