Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Welcome to tha chuuch mixtape vol.1
I think I have to agree with TUF-KAT on this.  We should not jump out of context with my use of the quote from .  The section I quoted talks about notability and appears to be more of an introduction to the main subject of "musicians."  The rest of the article should not be brought out of context to accomodate "recording-artists."  Now, if these recordings where all done by pure hasard by the same DJ, it may be convenient to have a small bio on this "recording engeneer,"  and include all these albums as a list of "see also."  Again, they would have to have a significance to the "artist" that created them.  As for the #81 on the Switzerland list...  perhaps that information should be added in the appropriate album or song section and would hence add credible information to give that one article enough substance to avoid deletion.  Finally, I think the problem here is that we are treating all these articles as one.  I read through Snoop Dogg and Daddy V - Welcome 2 tha chuuch vol. 4|one and it appears to be fair, and stipulates more information than just a list of songs on an album.  However some others, DJ Jam - WBALLZ 187.4 FM Vol.1|like this one, are simply a list of songs on the album.  I think what we want to do, with the current information and knowlege we have, it to valurize the artist.  To do that we need to add more information than just a list of songs on an album.  There is no reason we can't do like my above example, of Beethoven's 9th, but we must have some information on the subject.  Currently the articles appear to be anemic on this and I don't think there is any room for much improvement at least for a little while.  (as I stipulated, merge the information under the artist, wikisource or wikibooks, (place them on your user page, or whatever) and when there is enough info about those album, more then a list, then perhaps incorperate into wiki
— User:CyclePat, 00:33, 30 December 2005 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:MUSIC (Wikipedia:Notability)