RRHOF Nominees
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yea 8 picks? seems a bit too much for the official elections?
I like Yes and Deep Purple as the British Prog / Rock acts of the 70's
(70's -the dynasty of music)
I like The Spinners and lastly Chicago - especially the early years...
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If I picked 3 locks I'd say The Cars, Chicago and N.W.A.
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I would elect Yes, Nine Inch Nails, Chicago, and the Cars.
The rest no
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The cars, Steve miller and Chicago all have way more hits and radio airplay than deep purple. Deep purple is what Gipper would describe as "the Dan fouts of rock" nothing special. Post something that convinces me otherwise.
This shit ain't nothing to me, man. -
Yep. Steve Miller has a raft of hits and in my opinion he is the very definition mediocrity. Oh well. You will never go broke betting against the good taste of the American public.
WSS
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yea 8 picks? seems a bit too much for the official elections?
I like Yes and Deep Purple as the British Prog / Rock acts of the 70's
(70's -the dynasty of music)
I like The Spinners and lastly Chicago - especially the early years...
yea 8 picks? seems a bit too much for the official elections?
I like Yes and Deep Purple as the British Prog / Rock acts of the 70's
(70's -the dynasty of music)
I like The Spinners and lastly Chicago - especially the early years...
I am not sure how many they will officially let in. I don't know if this is like the PFHOF where they have a limit of between 4-7 that must go in.......or if it is like Baseball......however many get a certain percentage of the vote they all get in, be that -0- or ten or twelve.
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The cars, Steve miller and Chicago all have way more hits and radio airplay than deep purple. Deep purple is what Gipper would describe as "the Dan fouts of rock" nothing special. Post something that convinces me otherwise.
The cars, Steve miller and Chicago all have way more hits and radio airplay than deep purple. Deep purple is what Gipper would describe as "the Dan fouts of rock" nothing special. Post something that convinces me otherwise.
Dan Fouts IS a Hall of Famer, ergo, I guess you think Deep Purple must go in. So, it seems you convinced yourself...
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Here are what RIAA or Billboard says are the 50 or so best selling musicalacts of All time.
Any act not color coded is in the HOF. I am going to color code those who are not in as follows:
Blue: apparently not consider "Rock n Roll" enough to be considered
Red: These are apparently considered C&W acts....not R&R acts
Green: Not yet eligible
Brownish: eligible but apparently not considered worthy....yet
The Beatles
Elvis
Michael Jackson
Madonna
Elton John
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Mariah Carey or Mariah Carey 2015 is her first year eligible...but she did not make the final list
Celine Dion or Celine Dion..same here, 2015 first year eligible...not on final list
ACDC
Whitney Houston or Whitney Houston. Eligible since 2009
Queen
The Rolling Stones
ABBA
Rihanna....not eligible until 2027
Taylor Swift...not eligible until 2031
Eminem...not eligible until 2021
Garth Brooks
The Eagles
U2
Billy Joel
Phil Collins...in as a member of Genesis, but not on his own
Aerosmith
Frank Sinatra
Barbara Streisand
Genesis
Neil Diamond
Kanye West not eligible until 2028
Bruce Springsteen
The Bee Gees
Julio Iglesias
Dire Straits...they have been eligible since 2003
George Strait
Metallica
Van Halen
Kenny Rogers
Fleetwood Mac
Kenny G
Shania Twain
Journey...beginning in 1970s...been eligible a long time
Alabama
2 Pac Shakur...he will become eligible next year.
Reba McIntyre
Prince
Simon & Garfunkel
Chicago....long eligible, one of this year's finalists....many think they will make it
Rod Stewart
Foreigner....long eligible. Not likely to make it
Tim McGraw
Bob Dylan
The Backstreet Boys....if the Monkees can't make it, these guys never should when eligible in 2020
Britney Spears....not likely when she becomes eligible.
Def Leppard
Willie Nelson
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I guess I was thinking of another post you made. Still I don't get the love for deep purple. The two hits they do have aren't all that good. The norm snead of rock then.
This shit ain't nothing to me, man. -
Dire straits would be a better choice in my opinion than deep purple by a mile.
This shit ain't nothing to me, man. -
First time eligibles coming up:
2016: 2 Pac, Pearl Jam, The Cranberries
2017: Beck, Radiohead, Dr. Dre, Hootie and the Blowfish, Insane Clown Posse, Mary J. Blige, Rage Against the Machine, Stone Temple Pilots
2018: Blink 182, Coolio, Counting Crows, Dave Matthews Band, Liz Phair, Kenny Chesney, Cheryl Crow
2019: Bone/Thugs and Harmony, Fugees, Jeff Buckley, Marilyn Manson, Notorious B.I.G., Oasis, Outkast
2020: Backstreet Boys, Foo Fighters, Garbage, Jay-Z, Jewell, Mushroomhead, 3-6 Mafia, The Presidents of the United States of America
Those of you are more familiar than I can pipe in with your opinions on who amongst these groups warrant inclusion.
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I guess I was thinking of another post you made. Still I don't get the love for deep purple. The two hits they do have aren't all that good. The norm snead of rock then.
I guess I was thinking of another post you made. Still I don't get the love for deep purple. The two hits they do have aren't all that good. The norm snead of rock then.
If hit songs were the total measure, then the Grateful Dead and a number of others who are in would not be there. They would just rotely put in the best selling acts.
Is that what you want?
I felt the same way you do about Rush....yet they are in. I would take DP over Rush.
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Dire straits would be a better choice in my opinion than deep purple by a mile.
Dire straits would be a better choice in my opinion than deep purple by a mile.
And I like Dire Straits better as well. I might agree with you....slightly.
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I guess I was thinking of another post you made. Still I don't get the love for deep purple. The two hits they do have aren't all that good. The norm snead of rock then.
If hit songs were the total measure, then the Grateful Dead and a number of others who are in would not be there. They would just rotely put in the best selling acts.
Is that what you want?
I felt the same way you do about Rush....yet they are in. I would take DP over Rush.
If hit songs were the total measure, then the Grateful Dead and a number of others who are in would not be there. They would just rotely put in the best selling acts.
Is that what you want?
I felt the same way you do about Rush....yet they are in. I would take DP over Rush.
Ok. What is your criteria for hall of fame. One would be success in which steve miller puts deep purple to shame.
Another would be enduring legacy in which the grateful dead puts deep purple to shame. The point is deep purple had a couple of modest hits no more. They're definitely not drawing people to festivals and spawning an empire of merchandise like the grateful dead is still doing.
This shit ain't nothing to me, man. -
And here is a fairly long list of acts that all came out before 1980 that have been "snubbed" by the RRHOF. What 10 or 12 among these do you think may warrant inclusion:
Petula Clark
Link Wray
Chubby Checker
Carol King
Joan Baez
Peter Paul and Mary
Jan and Dean
Paul Revere and the Raiders
Dick Dale
Sam the Sham and the Pharohs
Dion Warwick
Gerry and the Pacemakers
The Moody Blues
Golden Earring
Gary Lewis and the Playboys
The Guess Who
Herman's Hermits
Patsy Cline
Sonny and Cher
The Turtles
The Spencer Davis Group
Jim Croce
The Monkees
Tommy James and the Shondell
Arlo Guthrie
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Harry Nilsson
The Move
Procul Harum
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Iron Butterfly
Jethro Tull
Steppenwolf
Quicksilver Messenger Service
The Carpenters
Grand Funk Railroad
Joe Cocker
John Denver
Johnny Winter
Meatloaf
Mott the Hoople
Slade
Three Dog Night
Warren Zevon
Argent
Badfinger
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
J. Geils Band
Jimmy Buffett
Todd Rundgren
Uriah Heep
Carly Simon
The Doobie Brothers
Electric Light Orchestra
Little Feat
Thin Lizzy
Wings
10cc
Joe Walsh...or the James Gang
Loggins and Messina
Peter Frampton
Roxy Music
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Barry Manilow
Barry White
The NY Dolls
Tina Turner (already in with Ike)
Bad Company
Judas Priest
Kansas
Journey
Ted Nugent
Boston
Luther Vandros
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
Devo
Eddie Money
Toto
The B-52s
Def Leppard
Iron Maiden
Pat Benatarr
Huey Lewis and the News
INXS
Ozzy Osbourne (in with Black Sabbath)
Add anyone you want. I admit I was not that into funk. Plus add any post 1980 acts.
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If hit songs were the total measure, then the Grateful Dead and a number of others who are in would not be there. They would just rotely put in the best selling acts.
Is that what you want?
I felt the same way you do about Rush....yet they are in. I would take DP over Rush.
Ok. What is your criteria for hall of fame. One would be success in which steve miller puts deep purple to shame.
Another would be enduring legacy in which the grateful dead puts deep purple to shame. The point is deep purple had a couple of modest hits no more. They're definitely not drawing people to festivals and spawning an empire of merchandise like the grateful dead is still doing.
Ok. What is your criteria for hall of fame. One would be success in which steve miller puts deep purple to shame.
Another would be enduring legacy in which the grateful dead puts deep purple to shame. The point is deep purple had a couple of modest hits no more. They're definitely not drawing people to festivals and spawning an empire of merchandise like the grateful dead is still doing.
My criteria is whatever the hell it is that I personally like. I don't know that you can say there is any criteria. And I think that you are under the misimpression that I am all heavily in favor of DP getting in. I am not. I am only saying that amongst the acts that are finalists, they could deserve as much as any, I suppose. But there are a ton of other acts that I would rather see in....but they are not being considered.
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And here is a fairly long list of acts that all came out before 1980 that have been "snubbed" by the RRHOF. What 10 or 12 among these do you think may warrant inclusion:
Petula Clark
Link Wray
Chubby Checker
Carol King
Joan Baez
Peter Paul and Mary
Jan and Dean
Paul Revere and the Raiders
Dick Dale
Sam the Sham and the Pharohs
Dion Warwick
Gerry and the Pacemakers
The Moody Blues
Golden Earring
Gary Lewis and the Playboys
The Guess Who
Herman's Hermits
Patsy Cline
Sonny and Cher
The Turtles
The Spencer Davis Group
Jim Croce
The Monkees
Tommy James and the Shondell
Arlo Guthrie
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Harry Nilsson
The Move
Procul Harum
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Iron Butterfly
Jethro Tull
Steppenwolf
Quicksilver Messenger Service
The Carpenters
Grand Funk Railroad
Joe Cocker
John Denver
Johnny Winter
Meatloaf
Mott the Hoople
Slade
Three Dog Night
Warren Zevon
Argent
Badfinger
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
J. Geils Band
Jimmy Buffett
Todd Rundgren
Uriah Heep
Carly Simon
The Doobie Brothers
Electric Light Orchestra
Little Feat
Thin Lizzy
Wings
10cc
Joe Walsh...or the James Gang
Loggins and Messina
Peter Frampton
Roxy Music
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Barry Manilow
Barry White
The NY Dolls
Tina Turner (already in with Ike)
Bad Company
Judas Priest
Kansas
Journey
Ted Nugent
Boston
Luther Vandros
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
Devo
Eddie Money
Toto
The B-52s
Def Leppard
Iron Maiden
Pat Benatarr
Huey Lewis and the News
INXS
Ozzy Osbourne (in with Black Sabbath)
Add anyone you want. I admit I was not that into funk. Plus add any post 1980 acts.
And here is a fairly long list of acts that all came out before 1980 that have been "snubbed" by the RRHOF. What 10 or 12 among these do you think may warrant inclusion:
Petula Clark
Link Wray
Chubby Checker
Carol King
Joan Baez
Peter Paul and Mary
Jan and Dean
Paul Revere and the Raiders
Dick Dale
Sam the Sham and the Pharohs
Dion Warwick
Gerry and the Pacemakers
The Moody Blues
Golden Earring
Gary Lewis and the Playboys
The Guess Who
Herman's Hermits
Patsy Cline
Sonny and Cher
The Turtles
The Spencer Davis Group
Jim Croce
The Monkees
Tommy James and the Shondell
Arlo Guthrie
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Harry Nilsson
The Move
Procul Harum
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Iron Butterfly
Jethro Tull
Steppenwolf
Quicksilver Messenger Service
The Carpenters
Grand Funk Railroad
Joe Cocker
John Denver
Johnny Winter
Meatloaf
Mott the Hoople
Slade
Three Dog Night
Warren Zevon
Argent
Badfinger
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
J. Geils Band
Jimmy Buffett
Todd Rundgren
Uriah Heep
Carly Simon
The Doobie Brothers
Electric Light Orchestra
Little Feat
Thin Lizzy
Wings
10cc
Joe Walsh...or the James Gang
Loggins and Messina
Peter Frampton
Roxy Music
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Barry Manilow
Barry White
The NY Dolls
Tina Turner (already in with Ike)
Bad Company
Judas Priest
Kansas
Journey
Ted Nugent
Boston
Luther Vandros
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
Devo
Eddie Money
Toto
The B-52s
Def Leppard
Iron Maiden
Pat Benatarr
Huey Lewis and the News
INXS
Ozzy Osbourne (in with Black Sabbath)
Add anyone you want. I admit I was not that into funk. Plus add any post 1980 acts.
I would induct none of these. This is special exhibit fare.
This shit ain't nothing to me, man. -
I also think Dire Straits is better. They have some really good tunes.
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