have seen Death Cab several times & I always have a good time at their shows. Ben does a fine job fronting the band. At this point, I don't see them having a case.

If they can come out with 2 or 3 more killer albums, at least 1 of which goes to number 1, etc. then I think they would have a case of some sort. To me, a thinking person's band. Introspective.

Posted by Paul in KY on Tuesday, 12/11/2018 @ 13:21pm

If the Zombies wins the ballot for next year’s class, then one of members from Cutie should be their Inducter. I’ve been hearing they’re big fans of them.

Posted by The Dude on Tuesday, 12/11/2018 @ 13:32pm

When We Drive sounds like Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant inspired!

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 04/29/2020 @ 17:57pm

15th anniversary of Becky's shit take.

Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, 03/16/2022 @ 17:45pm

Longevity is the thing weakening this band's case for the Hall. Influential? Yes. Hit songs? Yes. But they feel very 'of the 2000's'. Diminishing returns for the last decade.

Posted by Carl on Sunday, 04/3/2022 @ 03:50am

Death Cab is literally the sound track for a whole generation. Their songs led the shape of a new genre of music. They should definitely be recognized.

Posted by Sheryl Harmer on Wednesday, 01/25/2023 @ 23:12pm

I'm a bit of a latecomer to Death Cab. Their catalogue includes a ton of great songs.

Posted by Jim Nitsche on Saturday, 12/23/2023 @ 14:25pm

I'm a bit of a latecomer to Death Cab. Their catalogue includes a ton of great songs.

Posted by Jim Nitsche on Saturday, 12/23/2023 @ 14:29pm

The band displays a distinct sound, showing skillful workmanship, often elaborate lyrics, and an overall somber tone. Despite the serious nature involved, the songs have an overall hip vibe. I love this band.E

Posted by John Mizuno on Tuesday, 03/19/2024 @ 23:07pm