Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dumb Drum Records
Generally speaking, it's no longer possible to verify an album's ''Chart Attack'' placement, as the actual chart histories didn't survive the Channel Zero switchover — it's weirdly still possible sometimes to find individual radio stations' ''tracking'' submissions ''to'' the charts, and occasionally it's possible to source the fact to another newspaper or magazine mentioning it, but the actual fully tabulated national charts are gone gonzo gone. But even if we could verify the chart placement, it's actually a non-IFPI-certified  that ''doesn't'' count toward getting an album or an artist over NMUSIC's charting criterion — where verifiable, it can be mentioned as a supplementary fact in an article that's already cleared our notability standards on other facts and other sources for them, but it's not an article-clinching notability claim in and of itself. And there just aren't any |reliable sources being cited here at all — I was able on a ProQuest search to find a glancing namecheck of the label's and album's existence in a "concert listings" blurb for two non-notable bands who happen to have been ''on'' the compilation, but that's not enough
— User:Bearcat, 23:14, 20 February 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:BADCHART||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Record charts)