So far, the only noteworthy band from this group is The White Stripes.

Posted by maplejet on Tuesday, 07.31.07 @ 07:44am

Inded- no one else from this pack has done anything remotely HOF-worthy in their contributions to music, culture or both.

50 Cent has some acclaim, but I find his work to be too dang monotonous.

Posted by JR on Thursday, 08.2.07 @ 11:56am

I should add that in past cases, 8 years or so was more than enough time to be able to recognize an act's legacy- i.e. Beatles, Elvis, Madonna being prime examples. But, they also are big cultural forces- Britney Spears was for her time- unlike Madonna, though, age be damned- she didn't have a point of view about much of anything or push boundaries with her work. Plus, the music is just too lacking overall.

Posted by JR on Thursday, 08.2.07 @ 11:59am

Out of this group the frontrunners would seem to be:
The White Stripes

John Mayer

My Morning Jacket

Death Cab for Cutie

not a bad induction class at all.

Posted by c.w. on Thursday, 08.2.07 @ 12:40pm

John MAYER? Death Cab For CUTIE? The grossly overrated My Morning Jacket? Are you serious? The former's a joke and the latter two weren't exactly at the forefront of the indie movement. I think the Stripes are the only ones with a chance.

Now, if I had my way, Les Savy Fav, The Microphones and Ted Leo would be snuck in through the back door. ;)

Posted by Casper on Thursday, 08.2.07 @ 18:36pm

The Japanese group Morning Musume is missing from this list. They are only the top-selling all-female group of all time in Japan, and their first record came out in 1999.

Posted by Gregory Pietsch on Sunday, 03.23.08 @ 11:22am

The Japanese group Morning Musume is missing from this list. They are only the top-selling all-female group of all time in Japan, and their first record came out in 1999.

Posted by Gregory Pietsch on Sunday, 03.23.08 @ 11:22am

so

Posted by Brian on Sunday, 03.23.08 @ 13:24pm

With regard to Morning Musume: Do they rock? Sometimes, but the music is never boring. Is the music mind-bending? At least it's impressive. I don't know if it's mind-bending. Did they make a "rock move"? Their rock move is keeping a high standard of singing while having so many personnel changes over the course of the group's lifetime.

Posted by Gregory Pietsch on Tuesday, 03.25.08 @ 07:26am

The White Stripes will get in for sure. Death Cab For Cutie deserve it and so do Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, but that's never going to happen. I would settle for John Mayer also.

Posted by Chris on Friday, 05.23.08 @ 09:06am

OK, we all know the White Stripes are getting in. But who else? Death Cab and John Mayer are maybes right now, with Rilo Kiley and Feist needing a huge boost over the next decade. If Lil' Wayne continues to grow in stature, he might make it in.

But dear God, NO 50 CENT OR BRITNEY SPEARS. NO. NO. NO.

On another note, Christina Aguilera is growing considerably as an artist, and if she continues along this path, with her amazing voice, she might get in (Madonna got in, and Mariah Carey will probably get in...why not Xtina?).

Posted by Trey on Tuesday, 07.8.08 @ 15:03pm

Madonna got in because that is a no-brainer, for her musical acclaim and importance to culture/entertainment via her work. I doubt Mariah Carey will get in- she's been hugely successful, yes, but she is not revered as an *artist* nor has she been important. There have been some who got in the HOF from years back who weren't all that acclaimed (i.e. Brenda Lee), but times have changed, and it would be very surprising if the HOF committee seriously considered Carey. Same for Aguilera (at least based on what she's done up tothis point).

Posted by JR on Saturday, 08.16.08 @ 20:19pm

"Madonna got in because that is a no-brainer, for her musical acclaim and importance to culture/entertainment via her work"-JR

You're right...for nominating her, the committee definitely has NO BRAINS!!!!

Posted by Gitarzan on Saturday, 08.16.08 @ 21:11pm

Okkervil River

Posted by Ted on Sunday, 09.14.08 @ 16:49pm

RSVP: The White Stripes

Commercial power: Godsmack/John Mayer

Artistic power: Death Cab for Cutie/My Morning Jacket

A little of both: Chris Cornell

Intellectual carpet-bombers of 2024: Britney Spears/Jessica Simpson

Jekyll & Hyde award: Christina Aguilera

Star off as teeny-bop goop, get real slutty, then metamorphosize into all 3 Andrews Sisters in last video. From what I understand, next move is from Supergirl back to X-Tina mode (think I got that right). Princess, don't take the brown acid... the brown acid does this... it's artistic kryptonite, and you're looking mighty hot in classic film-mode.

Posted by Cheesecrop on Sunday, 09.28.08 @ 10:27am

shouldn't chris cornell be eligible in 2017 because he released the song "seasons" in 1992 for the soundtrack for the movie singles?

Posted by Cody on Saturday, 10.18.08 @ 12:21pm

The White Stripes and thats it.
Lil Wayne and 50 Cent aren't respected by passionate hip-hop fans at all especially 50 Cent.Lil Wayne was okay-ish for a few years but after the highly disapointing "Tha Carter III" and being dumb enough to proclaim himself "the best rapper alive" his reputation is really poor.50 Cent is just well...50 Cent we all know about him.But knowing the voters one of these idiots could sneak namely lil wayne who gets good reviews from magazines like Rolling Stone.
Christina Aguilera and Britney just suck theres no other way of putting it.Jessica probably couldnt even get inducted into the pop hall of fame she's so terrible.
Buckcherry is just as crappy as the Nickelbacks of the world.
This class is pretty forgetable.

Posted by Jerry on Wednesday, 01.7.09 @ 18:56pm

The White Stripes
Death Cab For Cutie
John Mayer

Posted by S.R on Wednesday, 03.11.09 @ 19:14pm

Chris Cornell should just get in for Soundgarden and possibly Audioslave. but solo career is just too much

Posted by Justin on Thursday, 07.30.09 @ 16:37pm

The White Stripes and My Morning Jacket should easy make it in !!!

Posted by Jay-Jay on Wednesday, 12.30.09 @ 16:56pm

Lil Wayne, The White Stripes & John Mayer will.




Christina Aguilera could, but I don't think so.

Posted by MC on Sunday, 04.11.10 @ 15:56pm

The only one who truely deserves it as of 2010 are The White Stripes. Maybe Death Cab.and Mayer if they keep making awesome albums, but all the others are just "flashes in the pan" if you ask me.

Posted by Ross on Saturday, 04.24.10 @ 13:00pm

The White Stripes
John Mayer
Ray Lamontagne

Posted by Raraha on Monday, 07.12.10 @ 22:16pm

Blue Man Group!!!!

Posted by MC on Thursday, 09.9.10 @ 15:27pm

The White Stripes were off to a great start when Jack and Meg decided to take a break, a break that's been going for two years and shows no signs of stopping, and the longer it continues the more it hurts their chances of induction. They do have some influence due to the garage rock revival they spawned, and they'll get in eventually, but they could be waiting for it to happen as long as The Stooges did if they don't start working again soon. I kind of like John Mayer, but there's no way he's important enough for or worthy of induction as of now (though there's plenty of time for that to change.) Same goes for Macy Gray, who's commercial power faded awhile ago. Ditto for Dido. Godsmack are one of many post-grunge bands cluttering up the landscape (i.e. Creed and Nickleback and Candlebox,) and many people consider them merely Alice in Chains wannabes. I don't know anything about them being Hall-worthy as of now, so fairly or unfairly they don't have anywhere near enough critical respect to make it. Even if Jessica Simpson's career had gone somewhere she still wouldn't be worthy; she is hot though. Repeat that sentence for Jennifer Lopez. I think Buckcherry are all right, actually, a fun band, but they won't make the Hall, nor should they. Christina Aguilera deserves credit for being able to survive the teen idol phase she was part of, while moving forward musically and taking control of her own career, but she hasn't earned a spot yet. 50 Cent and Lil Wayne have a legitimate shot of making it, but from what I can tell they don't deserve it yet. So really The White Stripes are the only pressing induction from this lot.

Posted by Sam on Wednesday, 09.22.10 @ 12:27pm

Not even one person in the comments seems to disagree.

The White Stripes will one day be Rock & Roll Hall of Famers.

Not a big fan of John Mayer, but I enjoy a few of Death Cab’s albums, but do either deserve to get in the first year they are nominated? I don’t think so, but they could. I think John Mayer is almost a shoe in.

CKY sucks. Jessica Simpson sucks. My Morning Jacket sucks (A BIG ONE).

Out of all of the rap/pop/hip-hop artists I think Macy Gray is the most underrated and has some actual talent. Maybe not in 2024, but someday.

Tegan & Sara have a nice array of albums, but they won’t get in the Hall in 2024 (and maybe never), but I enjoy their sound.

John Paul Jones? WTF? I love Zeppelin. I never even knew he released a solo album. Lol

The Blue Man Group is a nice little novelty act who have done some pretty innovative things and put on an excellent stage show. They might get in the Hall in 2024, but I doubt it.

So here are the only two I think will get in The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2024:
The White Stripes
John Mayer (even though I don’t care for his music)

Posted by Ross on Thursday, 10.14.10 @ 17:51pm

Once again, another shit list of no talent acts that don't deserve to get in.

Posted by Keepin'_it_real on Thursday, 11.4.10 @ 20:26pm

"Once again, another shit list of no talent acts that don't deserve to get in."

Clipse
Death Cab for Cutie
Feist
Les Savy Fav
M. Ward
The Microphones
My Morning Jacket
Okkervil River
Rilo Kiley
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists
The White Stripes

Wrong again dipshit

Posted by Chalkie on Thursday, 11.4.10 @ 20:37pm

The White Stripes
My Morning Jacket
Death Cab for Cutie


Maybe: The Knife

Posted by Cloonie on Saturday, 08.20.11 @ 12:11pm