Talk:Helplessness Blues

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Theneedledrop portion[edit]

Apparently using a link to a primary source (YouTube video in this case) is not a reliable link for reference? This addition to the article was taken down by user Indopug under the demarcation that it is not a reliable link. It is in fact a reliable reference: it's a primary source. You can't get any more evidential than that. It's a relevant music critic naming an album his album of the year: he mentions it in the video.