2015 Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Nominations

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  • Last-12-Exit
    Last-12-Exit Charleston, SC Posts: 8,661

    igotid88 said:

    I never thought Green Day would get in before Bon Jovi, Tom Petty, or Sting.

    Just like High Fidelity said too "If Jann Wenner likes them". There's probably a bias as to why Ted Nugent isn't in. Well I guess you could argue his career too, but I thought he was big?
    Without Google, can you name 2 Ted Nugent songs other than cat scratch fever?
  • hrd2imgn
    hrd2imgn Southwest Burbs of Chicago Posts: 4,924
    the hall of fame became a joke the second they got away from ROCK AND ROLL. If you are a music hall of fame call yourself that.
    SRV not in = JOKE
  • Joe118
    Joe118 Posts: 67

    igotid88 said:

    I never thought Green Day would get in before Bon Jovi, Tom Petty, or Sting.

    Just like High Fidelity said too "If Jann Wenner likes them". There's probably a bias as to why Ted Nugent isn't in. Well I guess you could argue his career too, but I thought he was big?
    Without Google, can you name 2 Ted Nugent songs other than cat scratch fever?
    Stranglehold? Come on man
  • igotid88 said:

    I never thought Green Day would get in before Bon Jovi, Tom Petty, or Sting.

    Just like High Fidelity said too "If Jann Wenner likes them". There's probably a bias as to why Ted Nugent isn't in. Well I guess you could argue his career too, but I thought he was big?
    Without Google, can you name 2 Ted Nugent songs other than cat scratch fever?
    I can't name half the bands songs that are in the RRHF. Example: Little Richard. He was HUGE back in the day. I know Tuti Fruiti. That's it and also he was the genie in the Air Jordan commercials. What the hell else did he sing?

    So to go back to it, I'm sure Wenner has a soft spot for Nugent. :-)

  • Peyton18 said:

    I didn't even know Green Day had been around that long! I couldn't believe it when I saw their name

    Ditto.
  • TheGhost
    TheGhost Posts: 539
    I never thought Green Day would get in before Bon Jovi, Tom Petty, or Sting.<br />
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    Just like High Fidelity said too "If Jann Wenner likes them". There's probably a bias as to why Ted Nugent isn't in. Well I guess you could argue his career too, but I thought he was big?<br />
    <br />
    <br />
    Without Google, can you name 2 Ted Nugent songs other than cat scratch fever? <br />
    <br />
    I can't name half the bands songs that are in the RRHF. Example: Little Richard. He was HUGE back in the day. I know Tuti Fruiti. That's it and also he was the genie in the Air Jordan commercials. What the hell else did he sing?<br />
    <br />
    So to go back to it, I'm sure Wenner has a soft spot for Nugent. :-)

    *shock* Little Richard IS rock and roll!!!!!!!!!!
    KORITFW
  • deadendp
    deadendp Northeast Ohio Posts: 10,434
    ^^ TMS refers to it as the "Rock and Roll Hall of Shame."
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  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,603
    Now I'm thinking PJ might not make it in first ballot.
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  • Amongst the Ani
    Amongst the Ani @Wobbie Posts: 7,790
    Rock started from Blues music originally which lead to may forms of music. The true definition of rock and roll (per dictionary.com) is a style of popular music that derives in part from blues and folk music and is marked by a heavily accented beat and a simple, repetitive phrase structure. Rap qualifies as well as Country in the true since of the definition. If you discount groups like NWA who started a new genre as big as Grunge you are doing music as a whole a disservice. They just took a different view of things based on their experiences but were equally important as say Nirvana in the larger scheme of music. They were how most of us were able to somewhat experience what they went through growing up in the area they were born to. It shocked us all yes but they were a glimpse on what it was like growing up in Compton during the height of the gang era.They are just as important to to music as as many other inducted Bands/Groups and should be inducted.
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  • badbrains wrote: »
    If the Replacements aren't in then this thing is a fake.<br />
    <br />
    Ok, all I keep hearing from people is replacements this replacements that. Where the fuck do I start? I have to give these guys a listen.

    Tim

  • rummy
    rummy British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,466
    igotid88 wrote: »
    Now I'm thinking PJ might not make it in first ballot.
    Read this article...
    http://grantland.com/features/projecting-the-rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-coldplay-adele-radiohead-pearl-jam/
    ...and you'll feel better.
  • SP96445
    SP96445 Posts: 215
    Stranglehold? Come on man[/quote]

    All time great R&R song! motor city madhouse not too shabby either

  • Last-12-Exit
    Last-12-Exit Charleston, SC Posts: 8,661
    What the hell is wrong with the quote function?
  • Tim Simmons
    Tim Simmons Posts: 9,496
    rummy wrote: »
    igotid88 wrote: »
    Now I'm thinking PJ might not make it in first ballot.
    Read this article...
    http://grantland.com/features/projecting-the-rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-coldplay-adele-radiohead-pearl-jam/
    ...and you'll feel better.

    Good article. I think DMB has a better shot than he is giving them credit for. But Steve makes a good point, they are running out of sure in rock acts. It makes you begin to understand why they branch out to pop and hip hop acts. I think the HOF needs to change their designation in the next 5 years or so, be prepared to stop inducting artists in about a decade or so.



  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,603
    It is weird seeing Green Day go in. I think most of us who were old enough heard about them after PJ. And to see them go in before.
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  • rummy
    rummy British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,466
    edited December 2014
    igotid88 wrote: »
    It is weird seeing Green Day go in. I think most of us who were old enough heard about them after PJ. And to see them go in before.
    Good point.
    I heard PJ for the first time in late-1991 (or maybe early-1992). I hadn't heard any Green Day until the spring of 1994!
  • Last-12-Exit
    Last-12-Exit Charleston, SC Posts: 8,661
    rummy wrote: »
    igotid88 wrote: »
    It is weird seeing Green Day go in. I think most of us who were old enough heard about them after PJ. And to see them go in before.
    Good point.
    I heard PJ for the first time in late-1991 (or maybe early-1992). I hadn't heard any Green Day until the spring of 1994!

    There's a reason for that. Have you heard any of their "music" before dookie? It's almost unlistenable.
  • rummy wrote: »
    igotid88 wrote: »
    It is weird seeing Green Day go in. I think most of us who were old enough heard about them after PJ. And to see them go in before.
    Good point.
    I heard PJ for the first time in late-1991 (or maybe early-1992). I hadn't heard any Green Day until the spring of 1994!

    There's a reason for that. Have you heard any of their "music" before dookie? It's almost unlistenable.

    I went to a green day concert in 1992. As the opening band was playing I was wondering why there was some kids skateboarding behind the black curtain. When the opening band was done they got off their skateboards and went onto the stage to perform.

  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,603
    And they're younger than our guys as well.
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