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While The Selecter is a notable band with a charted hit, not all of their albums may meet the criteria for notability to sustain stand-alone articles. The relevant guideline indicates that "[i]ndividual articles on albums should include independent coverage". This particular album may not meet this threshhold, as even AMG did not review it (although they did rate it 1 out of 5 stars). Since this article offers little more than a tracklist, it may be more appropriate to merge it into the parent article and only create stand-alone articles for those Selecter albums that do meet the threshold, like the charting Too Much Pressure (album). --Moonriddengirl15:31, 7 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
