Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame

[-mark74-]

Rage Against, Nirvana, Foo fighters, The Chillis, Aerosmith, Linkin Park (pretty certain on them, especially with their new song- best one to date in my opinion)

They're in. 2001.

[samsaBEAR]

Rage Against, Nirvana, Foo fighters, The Chillis, Aerosmith, Linkin Park (pretty certain on them, especially with their new song- best one to date in my opinion)

maybe linkin park, but lol@their new song being their best
have you not heard of the hybrid theory album?

[Ezzie.]

ah cheers mark- wasn't too sure

and yes i've heard their previous albums.. still like the new one most, though it'd close (note: best one to date in my opinion)

[ark alost]

what about muse? they were like first to headline wembly until bloody george micheal nicked it from em.

[Ezzie.]

Yeah i think muse have a good shot of being in, bought out a hell of alot of music, and it's completely different to other bands

[distraction]

radiohead have to be inducted, they are the most important band of the 90s, growing with each album and trying such out there ideas. i'm exactly a huge fan of them but i have a a lot of respect for them.

why would mcr be inducted? in what way have they been groundbreaking or innovative?

i can understand WHY oasis would be inducted, i mean they were the biggest band in britain in the 90s but blur were/are so much more innovative, creative, talented and original. oasis bring out the same music each year, i can barelytell one song from another. they haven't made a good album in 12 years.

what's so great about linkin park anyway? ooo nu metal! such amazing music.

[RedStratocas]

Yeah i think muse have a good shot of being in, bought out a hell of alot of music, and it's completely different to other bands

well their early albums were basically blown out of proportion ok computers. they're good but i wouldnt call them different. plus, they aren't nearly as popular in the U.S. as in the uk. i think the highest album on the charts theyve had here was 11.

blur should get in, as long as no one forgets about them. their only question is their influence.

[Smiddy]

Whoever said Franz Ferdinand, no chance.

Rage Against The Machine, most probably would.
Beastie Boys, I reckon.
Probably someone like Coldplay.
Possibly someone like The Killers too..
Metallica, if they're not there.
& Marilyn Manson..

just a few.

[RedStratocas]

Whoever said Franz Ferdinand, no chance.

they haven't been around long enough to get a good perception. if they're still as popular in 25 years, or come out with amazing albums, then maybe. but you can say that about any band.[/QUOTE]

Rage Against The Machine, most probably would.

oh im sure they'll be in, which is amazing considering they only have 3 real albums. even though they virtually created the tragedy that is nu-metal.

Beastie Boys, I reckon.

definatly.

Probably someone like Coldplay.

unless their next album is good, i wouldnt count on it. their last was okay, but not very... great? dunno how to describe it. its one of those albums i like, but if i were a critic i wouldnt give it a high score. because it was too easy.

Possibly someone like The Killers too..

again, only 2 albums in. and the last one was, lets just say, less than par.

Metallica, if they're not there.

*puke*

& Marilyn Manson..

i can see that. i mean he does scare the bajesus out of people. and is very influential.

[distraction]

i can see that. i mean he does scare the bajesus out of people. and is very influential.

i wouldn't say so myself, actually. manson has stated many times that he got most of if not all of his influence from trent reznor, so if anything nine inch nails should be inducted [no really they should].