2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominees - Page 3

SapphireSister · #31 09-20-2005, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

Your first record has to be released at least 25 years ago. She is eligible.

Helpful as always, Curtis. Thank you.

Wait so if Bella Donna was released in 1981 than this is the first year she is eligible. If this is only the first year I'm sure she'll receive a nomination in the upcoming years. This was only her first shot.

And Brian: I could never believe that Lucinda Williams beat out Stevie for Planets with that particular song. A travesty I tell you! Was Stevie at the Grammy's that year? I don't remember seeing her but I wasn't a fanatic back then so maybe I missed it. That was the year Ms. Alicia Keys stold the show and won every award possible.

AliceLover · #32 09-20-2005, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by SapphireSister

Helpful as always, Curtis. Thank you.

Wait so if Bella Donna was released in 1981 than this is the first year she is eligible. If this is only the first year I'm sure she'll receive a nomination in the upcoming years. This was only her first shot.

And Brian: I could never believe that Lucinda Williams beat out Stevie for Planets with that particular song. A travesty I tell you!

I remember watching that whole damn grammy show and not hearing anything about the award. Then hearing the next morning that she lost, i was so pissed.

LiquidBlue5000 · #33 09-20-2005, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by SapphireSister

And Brian: I could never believe that Lucinda Williams beat out Stevie for Planets with that particular song. A travesty I tell you! Was Stevie at the Grammy's that year? I don't remember seeing her but I wasn't a fanatic back then so maybe I missed it.

Stevie was there... she was actually spoken to by some interviewer after she lost and said something to the effect of "it's an honor just to be nominated.. it means i can now continue writing and working.." or something like that

dissention · #34 09-20-2005, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by LiquidBlue5000

"it's an honor just to be nominated.. it means i can now continue writing and working.." or something like that

I guess she's had a change of heart recently.

macmar71 · #35 09-20-2005, 06:05 PM

Def Leppard were excellent in concert this year as were Journey and I wish they were in the running for it. Who the bleep@#%* is voting anyway?!! They are really forgetting some great deserving bands....Heart, ELO, Van Halen....all the good stuff that brings me back in time. I bet Stevie will get in there some day but my man Lindsey who I think should be in, will probably never make it if whoever selects and votes has their way

So bogus....

SteveMacD · #36 09-20-2005, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by LiquidBlue5000

yeah, apparently Kim Carnes and Lucinda Williams are more worthy of a "best female rock performance" grammy than Stevie Nicks

sorry, but i don't think so..

ESPECIALLY Lucinda Williams.. "Get Right With God" is not even a rock song.. its a hillbilly hick song... if anyone besides Stevie should have won that grammy in 2002 it should have been PJ Harvey.. at least she's "rock", not "hick"...

Hey, don't be ripping on Lucinda. Have you even heard "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road?" That's one of the most amazing albums EVER! I'll agree that that she's not exactly rock, but she's not exactly country, either. She's one of those "alt-country" artists who walk the line (i.e. Johnny Cash, Wilco, Gram Parsons, etc). BTW, nice ethnic slur.

SteveMacD · #37 09-20-2005, 06:23 PM

I think it's odd that guys like Gordon Lightfoot and The Guess Who haven't been nominated, yet. Of course, Traffic was only inducted a few years ago, and they most certainly deserved the nod in 1992.

dissention · #38 09-20-2005, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Hey, don't be ripping on Lucinda. Have you even heard "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road?" That's one of the most amazing albums EVER! I'll agree that that she's not exactly rock, but she's not exactly country, either. She's one of those "alt-country" artists who walk the line (i.e. Johnny Cash, Wilco, Gram Parsons, etc).

I love Lucinda, she's one of the greatest. That Grammy was well-deserved, especially considering the vocal Stevie was nominated for wasn't all that good.

wolfontherun · #39 09-20-2005, 08:44 PM

Blondie yes! But Pat Benatar? I mean come on. She had some good material in the 80s but has she influenced anyone?

Stevie has influenced many through her music and fashion, her career has spanned 4 decades and she is still able to tour the major venues and not the circuit routes(see pat benatar).

We will hear Landslide and possibly Dreams on the radio for a long time to come, not sure if the same can be said for Hit Me With Your Best Shot?

Brwn_eyes0511 · #40 09-20-2005, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I literally peed when I read this a couple of days ago. Best of luck to all four of them.

Were you able to make it to the bathroom????

Brwn_eyes0511 · #41 09-20-2005, 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by wolfontherun

Blondie yes! But Pat Benatar? I mean come on. She had some good material in the 80s but has she influenced anyone?

Actually I think Pat Benatar had a lot of influence on a generation, especially women.

tlssln · #42 09-20-2005, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by MacMan

[Is it too soon for Stevie to even be considered before some majors in their own right get in?]

2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominees Leave Out Many Again

Cleveland, Ohio (AHN) – The nominees for the Class of 2006 for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is filled with a lot of hold overs from previous years and virtually ignores a truckload of artists that many critics are shaking their heads over.

J.Geils Band, John Mellencamp, the Patti Smith Group, Chic, Joe Tex, Miles Davis, Cat Stevens, Blondie, the Paul Butterfield Band, the Dave Clark Five and the Sir Douglas Quintet will all have a chance to make it into the hall of fame, located in Cleveland.

This year also marks the eighth chance for Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd gets their seventh chance, and the Sex Pistols and the Stooges all of which are on try number five.

Missing from the nomination list again this year include bands like Rush, Van Halen, Yes, Genesis, ELO, Joan Jett, Def Leppard, Alice Cooper, Heart, Deep Purple, Pat Benatar, and Duran Duran.

Nominees are picked by a 70-member committee of rock 'n' roll historians, journalists and label execs, with ballots then mailed to an international voting body of 700 music industry types for the final decision. The five to seven nominees that receive the most votes will be inducted into the Rock Hall next year.

F*#king hell!!!

That bites. I'm going to have to fire off an email to those jackasses.

tlssln · #43 09-20-2005, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by estranged4life

BARF!!!! (This is not anything against the new nominees btw)

I wished the Crock & Blow Hall of Shame would burn completely to the ground or even better be sucked into the black hole of corporate mediocrity that it is...I dont need some f**kin' place to honor artists who have been groundbreaking & memorable.

To hell with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

LMAO. Tell it!

tlssln · #44 09-20-2005, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ELIUD

Dudes, I'm totally expecting Stevie to get in once she's nominated. Eventhough she didn't make the list her first time out, once she's there I'm sure she'll get in. She is well liked, has worked with so many artists, and is considered an inspiration by many young performers today. And she has contributed well enough as a solo artist to reckon her worthy.

Absolutely. I don't understand why people on this board are saying she's not going to get in. That's just craziness.

tlssln · #45 09-20-2005, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by LiquidBlue5000

yeah, apparently Kim Carnes and Lucinda Williams are more worthy of a "best female rock performance" grammy than Stevie Nicks

sorry, but i don't think so..

ESPECIALLY Lucinda Williams.. "Get Right With God" is not even a rock song.. its a hillbilly hick song... if anyone besides Stevie should have won that grammy in 2002 it should have been PJ Harvey.. at least she's "rock", not "hick"...

Great point. I can't even watch the damn bogus-assed Grammy's after stupid Jamiroqui beat FM in 1998. Where are they now, playing at Joe Blow's Tavern in East Jabipp? WTF, academy idiots? *sigh* I hate how they put Pop and Rock in the same catagory! Not even close. It's more of a popularity contest than it is about the quality of the music. Silver Springs was a million times better than whatever their song was.