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About the 2024 Nominees, Timothy Pernell wrote: | |
My predictions have changed somewhat (AGAIN LOL, probably the 100th time in a month :) ) But my picks for locks have changed. I think the assured locks are: Cher Kool Foreigner Ozzy and Lenny are now "maybes". Reason I say this? Oasis. I feel if any of those edgy acts have a chance, it's Oasis, and to a smaller degree, the late Sinead O'Connor. Ozzy still could get the fourth position (and no I'm not basing this on the fan vote). But Lenny will probably have a harder time judging on the fact that there are so many '90s nominees this year (I know Lenny, like Sinead, was late '80s but their impact was more felt in the '90s): Oasis MJB Mariah Dave Matthews Band (the anomaly in this list) ATCQ Then we have his peers in the late '80s category: Jane's Addiction Sinead But Lenny's path could still be clear unless most black voters are NOT familiar with him (great possibility there despite his name) and they just go for MJB and likely ATCQ even with Lenny being friends with inductees like Jay-Z and all. I think Oasis is pushing towards a lock. I think there'll at least be three bands in the Hall. I didn't vote for Oasis in the fan vote but I do think they should be in there and WILL be in there. Regardless if they protest against showing up or not. So now, we have the "locks": Cher Kool and the Gang Foreigner Oasis Ozzy will likely have no competition so I think we can safely put this as someone who will be a lock. For one, he has the classics, two, his late partner Randy Rhoads was inducted before him and Ozz's in there with Black Sabbath, and three, it's Ozzy f***ing Osbourne LOL So: Cher K&TG Foreigner Oasis Ozzy Those on the outs: Sade Jane's Addiction EBAR Dave Matthews Band (I request they enter the side door if they want them in so badly) Frampton (save as DMB) Now we're left with two (or three) slots. And who's left in this for potential inductees: Lenny MJB Mariah Carey (biggest name in the list overall) ATCQ Sinead O'Connor My theory now says if many voters think MJB is the safest "hip-hop" choice, Tribe DOESN'T get in. Then this leaves: Lenny Mariah Sinead Both Lenny & Mariah got nominated in the midst of some momentum (more on Lenny's side than Mariah's) from being honored with some lifetime honors (both Mariah and Lenny received NARAS' Dr. Dre Global Impact Award this last February) but it could break down to which one the Hall prefers to induct. If their focus is on influential singers, Mariah should get in with no problem, but if they're looking for an act that appeals to both minorities and the "RAH RAH ROCK AND ROLL" crowds, Lenny's your guy. Plus Sinead is standing out like a sore thumb and could actually be a problem for either of them. But if it's decided that the votes are close enough, two of the three of them could join the other five. This would make for a good Hall. Plus some of the nominees inducted in other categories so everyone can be happy - impossibility because Hall watchers have a tendency to get overdramatic when their fave doesn't get in the first time. LOL So rundown, this could be our 2024 class: Cher Kool and the Gang Foreigner Oasis Ozzy Osbourne Mary J. Blige Sinead O'Connor Mariah Carey (if 8) Lenny Kravitz (if 9) Overall, these nine are the ones I think are most qualified for induction this year. | |
Friday, 03/29/2024 @ 08:49am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Will M, Yes, so I mentioned that white Boomers are completely disinterested in JDNO, resulting in a very slim voting base for them. Many of the artists they've influenced, such as The Strokes, Tyler, The Creator, Björk, Moby, Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy, The Killers (though I'm not certain about their voting rights), Interpol, and LCD Soundsystem, are not Rock Hall voters. To make matters worse, Kraftwerk's commercial performance in the U.S. actually rivals that of JDNO. Kraftwerk boasts a US No. 5 album and a No. 25 pop hit single, both of which outperform JDNO's chart success in the U.S., and Kraftwerk's influence is arguably even greater than that of JDNO. This suggests that JDNO's prospects for induction are quite bleak. | |
Friday, 03/29/2024 @ 08:40am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Will M, For instance, George Clinton might be inclined to vote for groups like A Tribe Called Quest. In terms of the names you've mentioned, it aligns with my observation that white Boomer inductees tend to appreciate new music by white artists less than Black Boomer inductees appreciate new music by Black artists. Furthermore, some Black voters, even if not familiar with the music of younger Black artists, might seriously consider voting for these young Black acts because they are Black, motivated by a desire to see more Black inductees (which is entirely valid). This kind of scenario is less likely to occur among white Boomers. | |
Friday, 03/29/2024 @ 08:31am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Guest wrote: | |
power, I can respect that. Some here have made some good arguments with Mariah bringing pop/r&b fusions into the mainstream. I don't fully agree with that but I can see where people are coming from with argument Regarding Soundgarden, I do actually think they'll make it in within 4 nominations. They are way less heavy and polerizing politically then Rage who made it in 5 and more would be inclined to vote for them. They might benefit greatly from the 7 artists vote change like Jane and Oasis might. Pearl Jam and Nirvana are from the same scene and are similar in certain ways but them having chart hits got them first year inductions while Soundgarden never really hit the Hot 100. Not hard to believe a band like that would take a few more tries but they are big and appealing enough to make it in the traditional route. They might hit a good spot between old and young voters finding them more appealing then other choices to finish out their ballot | |
Friday, 03/29/2024 @ 07:48am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Will m wrote: | |
Power, I think you've kinda made a generalization. Are we sure that Billy Davis Otis Williams or Rose Stone are keeping up with modern acts? Side note: I think Otis would vote Mariah and Mary J but not tribe or EBAR. | |
Friday, 03/29/2024 @ 06:58am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Will m wrote: | |
Power, I was suprised I couldn't find any links between Joel/Davies, and any of those bands. I did discover tho that Bruce hangs out w Johnny Marr and has played morrissey solo songs on e street radio | |
Friday, 03/29/2024 @ 06:51am | |
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About Nazareth, John W wrote: | |
Nazareth is one of the greatest Rock Bands of All Time. The Hall of Fame has lost its credibility by not recognizing this True Rock and Roll Band. It's about the music not about the politics! | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 23:57pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Artists without pop hits but significant influence might find it easier to be recognized if they're Black rather than White. This could be because older Black musicians are more likely to resonate with and vote for younger Black artists in the music industry. In contrast, White boomers often seem indifferent to younger White musicians. For example, it's conceivable that Stevie Wonder and Nile Rodgers would vote for A Tribe Called Quest, whereas it's harder to imagine Ray Davies or Billy Joel voting for JDNO or the Smiths or Sonic Youth. This might explain why A Tribe Called Quest could be selected for the performer category while JDNO could not. Even I'm uncertain if Soundgarden could be voted in within five attempts. They now seem in a worse position than Rage Against the Machine, which, because of the rap elements in their music, might appeal to many Black voters. Soundgarden lacks such an advantage, failing to attract Black voters. It appears that every rock musician from the 80s and 90s, regardless of their status, will struggle if they lack mainstream pop hits. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 23:43pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
I agree with most Guest (not guest) said, but I want to argue that Mariah has more infleuntial impact than Mary J Blige. Both of them are acts with huge popularity but not that decent artistry (an easy way is to see the rym scores, and this differs from critical performance). | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 23:29pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Alec t I feel Linkin Park will be more similar with likes of Bon Jovi, Chicago, Journey , Doobie Brothers than U2, Pearl Jam, Nirvana. They are huge selling band with not good album sales and they are not that connected. I feel Linkin Park will wait for years. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 23:22pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Guest wrote: | |
The votes coming in are interesting in showing that generational gap that explains a lot of indie's issues. The younger generation voters are more often going for Sinead, Oasis, Tribe, Sade, MJB - mostly newer artists of a wide variety of rock decedent genres but ones that have had longer impacts and influences with said generation and are more relevant. Older voters can't relate to these acts. Old vote acts being ones that were popular in the 70s (Foreigner) or if they vote for anyone newer it's brand name chart toppers (Lenny and Mariah) even if they don't have longevity with younger audiences. This shows the disconnect with voters - younger generations see the hall as a joke because these types of artists old voters are going with are at the expense of who they see as long-term notable artists. For indie, the thing is while they diversified the vote it's solely with the younger voters while the boomer rock voters are still around, who won't vote indie either. So this helps for a new artist like Missy but for Devo a lot of their potential voters are left out of voting entirely. Which again furthers the issue, if Devo gets ME side category while seeing who gets into the main it will be seen as an hugely embarrassing blunder in the future and alienate younger voters harder. This will be severely regretted in the future | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 22:30pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Alec Tess wrote: | |
Linkin Park will be FYE next year With Rage Against The Machine I wonder I think that got a good shot to be nominated at least in 2025 One of the most popular Rock acts of the 2000s and they have influenced many acts in different genres They sold 100 million records and voters like that type of success and you can make the case they outside of the Beastie Boys they are the most successful Rap Rock of all time | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 22:29pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Mat r wrote: | |
Chasingwildcat Regarding the pumpkins and oasis. I feel there is one wild card and that's Weezer. Their eternal relevance has been both a both a blessing and a curse. Sure they've been a critical punching bag and developed a goofy meme band reputation but they're also like the only 90s band whose modern output audiences and critics pay serious attention to. They've had a top 10 pop hit, they've had modern alternative radio top 10s than almost everyone, and their super duper influential and industry friendly. They're also on the hall radar. If oasis and pumpkins miss on their first nominations I think Weezer would be next up if the hall is worried about the 90s alt rock backlog. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 17:24pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, chasingwildcat wrote: | |
What I meant was if both the Pumpkins and Oasis don't become FYNs, then the remaining new wave, indie, and alt snubs basically have very little hope left. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:33pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, chasingwildcat wrote: | |
If Oasis doesn't make it in this year, I think they might try for Smashing Pumpkins. Because they and Oasis are among the few who not only have popular singles in the US (with "1979" reaching number 12, but it's almost top ten, so it could be considered as such), but also high critical acclaim and a lot of resonance with boomers/early Gen X as alternative/indie snubs. If neither Oasis nor the Pumpkins are inducted, it pretty much seals the fate for the remaining indie/alt/new wave artists. Basically, there won't be much hope left for them. It's quite sad. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:29pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, will m wrote: | |
acts that Chris Blackwell helped induct as part of the side category comiites in 02,03,04 and 05 02: Jim Stewart, chet atkins 03: mo ostin, Benny benjamin, floyd Cramer, Steve douglas, 04: jann wenner 05: frank barsalona, seymour stein | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:19pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, will m wrote: | |
power, my mistake on Patti, its absurd she had to wait so many nominations. same with the stooges and sabbath. the most have to wait before being nommed again is evidently true with the spinners, they're last nom was 2016 I believe. upon further inspection, Blackwell was on the side category comittees in 02,03, and 04. interesting he was on them but never a main nom com position. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:15pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
will M I agree with you on LZ and Springsteen, but Patti Smith definitely had people helping her (I feel she should be FYE). Lenny Kaye and Little Steven is the reason she was nominated again and again. Most other acts do not have this kind of treatment (Rage also had similar treatment because of Tom Morello). If you failed 2-3 times, you were more likely to wait after being nominated again. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:11pm | |
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About Greta Van Fleet, Cp wrote: | |
If they don't get inducted, nobody will. Rhythm section is still under 25 years of age and they have alreayd surpassed a Gazillion of other American bands. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:10pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, will m wrote: | |
power, I agree on the label thing. Ahmet always looked out that his acts like Buffalo Springfield Booker T/MGs and Percy Sledge made it in the hall. Seymour Stein was able to secure nominations for the smiths and replacements. Clive Davis could help Carly Simon, Chicago, and Whitney get the honor. Tony Wilson was never an industry insider, and he was the only man JDNO had (as well as the other factory records guys) had backing them. they always did it in that punk spirit. then when Tony lost all his money and when island records (post Chris Blackwell) came calling, he surrendured all of It immediately cause there was no contracts (lmao he was terrible business man). yes my source for all this is 24 hour party people (its a pity he didn't sign the smiths) Blackwell isn't a rock hall of Fame guy, to my knowledge he's not had any serious involvement with the nom com. his big names are in, Bob Marley and U2. but Free (ahmets atlantic records were the home of bad company as they had distribution over swan song), and the B-52 s are still on the outs. he didn't even have involvement with new order so its not like he'd push them through (the artists I named in the first paragraph are those who I imagine had their cause aided by each executive. Springsteen, led zeppelin, and Patti smith, didn't need label execs to help them in.) | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 15:00pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Will M I found Elton John's comments about New Order. You were right, I will remove Elton John. Elvis Costello's own selection of the top 500 albums does not include Joy Division, which is strange, I tend to think he does not like Joy Division. I just wanted to give an example to illustrate the majority case. You can certainly find exceptions, but most are like this. However, I think what I said is generally correct. You can see many old English boomers have publicly expressed their support for Kate Bush, but it's hard to find their connection with JDNO. This can only mean they are not as fond of JDNO's music, at least not to the extent of Kate Bush. Also, I think Elton did not vote for JDNO in last year and I guess he voted for Crow, Lauper, Willie, Kate and George. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 14:58pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, will m wrote: | |
power, I wouldnt think Paul mccartney to dismiss JDNO, he's generally got a pretty good ear for most things. he worked with Youth of Killing Joke, and his recent remix album had a song with beck. maybe like mike pinder or hugh Grundy would, but definitely not macca. Elton is definitely a fan of new order tho not that this proves anything, (I cannot find a single thing linking Costello or macca to JDNO) but all 3 macca Elvis and new order appeared in a documentary about a BBC radio broadcaster Janice long. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 14:47pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Alec Tess wrote: | |
chasingwildcat I was just being hypothetical lol | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 14:43pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Another factor that hurt JDNO's chances is that they were not under a big music label, whereas Kate Bush and Roxy Music were. So, industry people are definitely more inclined to vote for them rather than JDNO. If JDNO had been under a big music label, they might have achieved greater commercial success and would likely have been nominated earlier. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 14:02pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
xwing1212, Let me give you a detailed analysis of the differences between Roxy Music, Kate Bush, and Joy Division/New Order (JDNO), based on the fact that I am a JDNO fan. They were my most hoped-for inductees last year. For older British inductees, Roxy Music is highly respected. They were big in their era in the UK, and those British boomer inductees would accept Roxy Music. However, JDNO is different; they are entirely younger musicians who haven't received broad recognition from the older generation of British musicians. For instance, during the period JDNO was inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame, even the drummer from Pink Floyd didn't clap when they went on stage. For artists like Rod Stewart, Elton John, David Gilmour, Deep Purple, Queen, I can definitely foresee them voting for Roxy Music, but I'm pretty sure they would probably be indifferent towards JDNO. The situation is similar with older American rock inductees. You can imagine Gene Simmons, Alice Cooper are very likely to vote for Roxy Music, but they probably haven't had much exposure to JDNO or might not be able to accept their style. The situation with Kate Bush is similar. You can see Kate Bush getting along well with many older British music celebrities like Elton John, Sting, Paul McCartney, Jimmy Page, etc. However, such interactions have never happened with JDNO. It's hard to find instances of their members interacting with older British inductees. They are relatively isolated from the British circle; you hardly see praises from Paul McCartney, Pete Townshend for JDNO, whereas they have high regard for Kate Bush. All of their influence and relationships are primarily with younger musicians and audiences. But a large part of their audience is not rock hall voters. Relying solely on younger British inductees and American alt/new wave inductees' votes is far from enough. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:56pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, xwing1212 wrote: | |
Get that JD/NO slander out of here power. If Roxy Music and Kate Bush can get it, JD/NO can get in. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:42pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, chasingwildcat wrote: | |
Alec Tess Do you really believe in the weighted voting system, that kind of nonsense or BS? Even if we assume such a system exists, it's most likely to be used for ATCQ rather than DMB or others who have been nominated for the second time or only once. It's too early for them; they can be nominated again and try their luck. However, ATCQ is on their third nomination, and even if there were so-called "rigged" voting results, it's most likely to be applied to the artist with the most nominations. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:38pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Alec Tess wrote: | |
Metallica at least Lars is a big Oasis fan And if they do use a weighted voting system that should help them | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:32pm | |
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About Joy Division-New Order, power wrote: | |
After some reflection, I believe Joy Division/New Order might be inducted around 2030 through the Musical Excellence path, or they might never get inducted or even nominated, especially if there's a stronger lean towards pop. I'm pondering who would cast their votes for them. In the UK, their most prominent territory, they lack appeal to the older British voters because of their gloomy and quirky nature. Some younger British inductees might vote for them, but I suspect influential figures like Paul McCartney, members of The Zombies or The Moody Blues, Elvis Costello, and Elton John might have already dismissed JDNO. As for Americans, would white boomers vote for them? Definitely not. They're likely unaware of JDNO. Older Black individuals such as Stevie Wonder or Buddy Guy certainly wouldn't, and while a few younger Black Americans might, the majority, including Jay-Z and Missy Elliott, would likely vote for mainstream and Black artists instead of JDNO. Thus, it seems hardly anyone would vote for them, except for a significant portion of '80s and '90s alternative/new wave inductees. But beyond this group, they virtually have no voter base in America. I'm even pessimistically thinking they might have ended up dead last in last year's final vote. Bands like Maiden and Soundgarden are likely to have a broader voting base. As a fan, I'm concerned they may never be inducted. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:29pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
After some reflection, I believe Joy Division/New Order might be inducted around 2030 through the Musical Excellence path, or they might never get inducted or even nominated, especially if there's a stronger lean towards pop. I'm pondering who would cast their votes for them. In the UK, their most prominent territory, they lack appeal to the older British voters because of their gloomy and quirky nature. Some younger British inductees might vote for them, but I suspect influential figures like Paul McCartney, members of The Zombies or The Moody Blues, Elvis Costello, and Elton John might have already dismissed JDNO. As for Americans, would white boomers vote for them? Definitely not. They're likely unaware of JDNO. Older Black individuals such as Stevie Wonder or Buddy Guy certainly wouldn't, and while a few younger Black Americans might, the majority, including Jay-Z and Missy Elliott, would likely vote for mainstream and Black artists instead of JDNO. Thus, it seems hardly anyone would vote for them, except for a significant portion of '80s and '90s alternative/new wave inductees. But beyond this group, they virtually have no voter base in America. I'm even pessimistically thinking they might have ended up dead last in last year's final vote. Bands like Maiden and Soundgarden are likely to have a broader voting base. As a fan, I'm concerned they may never be inducted. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:28pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
I'm pessimistic about Sade's prospects because they lack strong connections, and many voters are likely to choose Mariah Carey and Mary J. Blige over Sade. Regarding the UK voter base, a key issue is whether Sade appeals to the older segment of British inductees. Similar to Joy Division/New Order, although they are big names in the UK, old British voters might not connect with or immerse themselves in their music as much. They tend to attract a newer generation of listeners, unlike Oasis, which also won favor with many older British inductees. Thus, I believe the UK voter base would support Oasis, but may not be as supportive of Sade. (And yes, I'm aware that some UK voters definitely won't vote for Oasis, given that some past inductees dislike Oasis, but I'm considering the majority's stance. Just as some might find Bon Jovi cheesy, most past rock inductees still voted for them.) | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:15pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
My prediction now is almost as same as chasingwildcat Cher Mariah Carey Kool Foreigners Lenny Kravitz Ozzy A Tribe Called Quest Peter Frampton (if 8) Mary J Blige (if 9) Oasis, Sinead, Janes Addiction, EBAR, Sade in this order | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:09pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, power wrote: | |
Alec Tess, See the comments by Guest (not guest related to Richie) His previous comment ------- You are right about US hits being a large indicator, but again Radiohead is such an abnormal circumstance that they aren't a good example any of trends. There are little to no artists during their era that have the same critical success and influence, and again if they didn't have that concert the same day they would have been first year inductee (and yes that is important and why Coldplay is held back a year, they will be getting in when nominated but they wouldn't make it this year for that reason) Nine Inch Nails and Rage are better examples of known bands with critical success and influence but not really any mega US radio hits and the common route to induction. Kate Bush is the example how US radio hits are unfortunately what gets people to vote, and Kraftwerk is what happens when they have none and even the most influence doesn't matter. Also why Devo and Iron Maiden should get at least 5 shots for main route - that's the time trend with these slightly more niche artists and arguably Rage is a trickier band to get in but they did it ----------- So I think DMB could get in after more tries. Unfortunately, in two nominations, DMB compete with a ton of classic rock and guitar rock and contemporary rock acts, which is not good for DMB. Most voters would definitely vote for Doobie Brothers or Foreigner over DMB. DMB could have better luck if this band is nominated with less white rock acts. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 13:02pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, chasingwildcat wrote: | |
My guess now includes CHER, MARIAH CAREY, KOOL AND THE GANG, FOREIGNER, LENNY KRAVITZ, OZZY, and A Tribe Called Quest. As for that fantasist guest, regardless of what's said, Richie will still believe in things so unbelievable that not even a baby would trust them. However, seeing opinions related to the guest really makes me very irritable. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 12:55pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, richie wrote: | |
Alec Tess, The only way DMB gets in this year is that if the committee uses a weighted voting system again this year just like last year and they get in via through weighted voting by the committee. rather than by the actual voters. Just like last year when RATM and Kate Bush got in through weighted voting by the committee last year. rather than by the actual voters. What do you think?. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 12:21pm | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, AlecTess wrote: | |
I know people hate this but it's just the way it is I wonder if Dave Matthews Band wins the fan vote but falls short in the actual voting they will make it up by putting DMB through the Muscial Excellence route? | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 12:06pm | |
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About Rock Hall Projected, Ian wrote: | |
Here's my top 10 picks: 1. Dionne Warwick 2. Snoop Dogg 3. The Village People 4. Boston 5. They Might Be Giants 6. Phil Collins 7. Sinead O'Connor 8. The Fugees/Lauryn Hill 9. Ministry 10. Cliff Richards & The Shadows Runners-Ups: Usher, Tracy Chapman, Will Smith | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 08:47am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, Timothy Pernell wrote: | |
John R.C., Thanks. Don't know why FRL hasn't updated those yet. | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 01:56am | |
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About the 2024 Nominees, John R.C. wrote: | |
Timothy Pernell That number isn't accurate since the ballot tracker hasn't logged in the Patreon exclusive episodes. This is the real number of where things stand: 15 for Kool & The Gang 14 for A Tribe Called Quest 12 for Sinead O'Conner 11 for Eric B & Rakim 10 for Mary J. Blige 10 for Oasis 6 for Jane's Addiction 6 for Ozzy Osborne 6 for Mariah Carey 6 for Sade 6 for Cher 5 for Frampton 5 for Sade 4 for Foreigner 4 for Lenny Kravitz 1 for DMB | |
Thursday, 03/28/2024 @ 01:53am | |
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About Stray Cats, Jay wrote: | |
Rockabilly gets overlooked, its unfortunate as the musicians are better than many inducted. The Blasters and Stray Cats are worthy of the honor. | |
Wednesday, 03/27/2024 @ 21:48pm | |
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