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Hank Chinaski
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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Earlier this year, it wsa announced that ABBA, Darlene Love, Donna Summer, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, KISS, Laura Nyro, LL Cool J, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Chantels, The Hollies, and The Stooges were all nominees for the class 0f 2010 hall of fame inductees.

On Tuesday the voting results were made public: ABBA, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, The Hollies and The Stooges.

Personally, I think the Stooges should hsve been put in 15 years ago. You have to admit, it's pretty funny ABBA got in before KISS.
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Hank Chinaski wrote:Earlier this year, it wsa announced that ABBA, Darlene Love, Donna Summer, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, KISS, Laura Nyro, LL Cool J, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Chantels, The Hollies, and The Stooges were all nominees for the class 0f 2010 hall of fame inductees.

On Tuesday the voting results were made public: ABBA, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, The Hollies and The Stooges.

Personally, I think the Stooges should hsve been put in 15 years ago. You have to admit, it's pretty funny ABBA got in before KISS.
I'm thinking what does Abba have to do with Rock music. :?

LL Cool J was nominated, rap?
It's not really about rock anymore is it?

It's a good thing the Stooges are getting in though.
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NO Hollies or LAURA NYRO just ads to my earlier thread--Rock and Roll Hall of SHAME-with all it's exclusions. :/
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Yoko Ono was just awarded for something pertaining to her music.....

It may have been Rolling Stone? I heard this on my Xm radio last week...I was pretty..umm....shocked?
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Lauren wrote:Yoko Ono was just awarded for something pertaining to her music.....

It may have been Rolling Stone? I heard this on my Xm radio last week...I was pretty..umm....shocked?


Well, she had a big influence on many punk and New Wave groups- in particular 'The B-52's'

Personally, I find her voice schrill and unpleasant....like her face
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StrangeNightOfStone wrote:
Well, she had a big influence on many punk and New Wave groups- in particular 'The B-52's'

Personally, I find her voice schrill and unpleasant....like her face
Yes if it was an award for her influence....I understand

but her music?!?!?!?! someone has lost their mind (well besides greg who is selling all his shit)
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thats kind-of cool but where the fuck is-deep purple,kiss,rush,thin lizzy,motorhead-ect??? peppers? com'on
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mikesline wrote:thats kind-of cool but where the fuck is-deep purple,kiss,rush,thin lizzy,motorhead-ect??? peppers? com'on
The Hall is a joke! :/ No ...Spirit, Love, Tim Buckley, Tim Hardin......?!
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Jack Holzman, Leon Russell, Tom Waits, Neil Diamond inducted tonight

http://rockhall.com/inductees/jac-holzman/
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twilla wrote:Jack Holzman, Leon Russell, Tom Waits, Neil Diamond inducted tonight

http://rockhall.com/inductees/jac-holzman/
Well, glory be! They finally got it right....3 out of four ain't bad!
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You can guess who I don't think belongs, at least not before Laura Nyro and Tim Buckley, OR Arthur Lee and LoVE dammit, for starters!!

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Post by Lauren »

twilla wrote:Jack Holzman, Leon Russell, Tom Waits, Neil Diamond inducted tonight
I had my fingers crossed for this one!!
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Can you believe ol' Tom got in?! They can surprise you...and usually piss you off, but not on this pick!

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They really should just rename it to the music hall of fame. Then have your sub genre's! Makes sense to me!
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Post by Lauren »

jamestkirk wrote:Can you believe ol' Tom got in?! They can surprise you...and usually piss you off, but not on this pick!

:mrgreen:
Believe it....oh I expected this one! :)

I know there are some obscure artists that have made it in....or been on the preliminary list...but Waits is pretty eclectic. Listening to his dark Bone Marrow album....then one of his earlier ones.....then Rain Dog's......it is all so eclectic and I do think there are hints of a bit of rock and roll in some of them.
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