Talk:Dru Hill
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[edit] Druid Hill Park
I'm new to Wikipedia, but how come this article mentions that Dru Hill named themselves after Druid Hill Park but Druid Hill Park is not written as a blue-colored link to this site's seperate entry on Druid Hill Park?
Also, there is a street in Baltimore named Druid Hill, that runs north-south from MLK BLVD all the way to Druid Hill Park. The neighborhood around part of this street at its North end (but still a little south of druid hill park) is also called Druid Hill. I'm just not sure this group is named after the park and not the neighborhood.
The other neighborhoods around the park are Reservoir Hill to its South, a predominatly Af-Am neighborhood filled with Victorian brownstones that many people compare to parts of New York and Achetrolly Terrace (my spelling is incorrect but you get the idea) to the West of the Park. Both of these neighborhoods broder the Druid Hill neighborhood.
There is also a seperate entry in Wikipedia for Bolton Hill, which is a neighborhood in Baltimore just to the South of Reservoir Hill. It has similar housing stock but is lilly white, so many people call it the white Reservoir Hill. This could be linked to the Reservoir Hill article. Just a thought...
- Because I didn't know WIkipedia had a seperate article on Druid Hill Park. I'm not even sure it's neccessary. --FuriousFreddy 01:31, 4 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Featured Music Project evaluation
Dru Hill has been evaluated according to the Featured Music Project criteria, most recently affirmed as of this revision. The article's most important issues are listed below. Since this evaluation, the article may have been improved.
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- Lead: 2-4 paragraphs
- Comprehensiveness: Musical style, legacy and influences
- Pictures: Need fair use rationales
- Audio: Needs sound samples
- References: Inline citations, more refs, especially print
- Format/Style: Maybe combine some small sections, need summary under "History"
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