Talk:Low bap
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Folky guitars and melancholy
[edit]folky guitars and melancholy also seem typical of the low bap sound. anyone agree/disagree? Wathiik 12:42, 17 October 2006 (UTC)
Deletion
[edit]This article was proposed as a proposed deletion on August 27 by Yaneleksklus with original research and ads as justification. I am removing the {{prod}} template and thus contesting the proposed deletion. My opinion is:
- Concerning the ads: No ad seems to exist in the article. The external link leads to lowbap.com which is the official website of the label/group of people that initiated the low bap sub-genre of greek hip-hop back in 1995.
- Concerning original research: The article mostly includes generic info about low bap, well-known to everyone that has listened to this genre, and other generic facts. Perhaps the part The Place does indeed have elements of original research, that however does not justify deletion of the whole article.
That said, I do feel the article needs drastic changes to be improved (such as the addition of appropriate sources). I will try my best to make these changes in the following weeks.--daydreamer (talk) 02:40, 28 August 2008 (UTC)
Improving quality
[edit]The article is in serious need of quality improvement. Although it appears to be well-written and laid out, there are no references or sources cited at all, except for this musical genre's own fans. However, this makes it a fan article, rather than an encyclopaedia article. -The Gnome (talk) 08:14, 24 March 2009 (UTC)