The Musicbanter Hall of Fame Nominations
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alphaflyfish
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Was it the bread ????In love with a soldier
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As someone stated earlier, if it was "genuine contenders" than this would simply repeat what every music journal ever has said.
And Thrice isn't my favorite band. I just find them them to be a very original band. If they don't make it whatever, but I would think the point of this thread would be to identify what the taste of rab as a whole are.
And Thrice isn't my favorite band. I just find them them to be a very original band. If they don't make it whatever, but I would think the point of this thread would be to identify what the taste of rab as a whole are.
Just because they`re genuine contenders doesn`t mean they are going to get in.
I just think the names listed here should be great , original , influencial and actually made a difference , that doesn`t have to be well known.
For example if you were to pick a reggae artist for this the most obvious choice would be Bob Marley , but on the other hand if it wasn`t for the likes of people like Lee Perry and what he put into place , Bob Marley probably wouldn`t be anywhere near as successful as he was. And yet i`ve hardly ever seen Lee Perry even mentioned on this forum even though the guy was considered a genius in his field.
I just think the names listed here should be great , original , influencial and actually made a difference , that doesn`t have to be well known.
For example if you were to pick a reggae artist for this the most obvious choice would be Bob Marley , but on the other hand if it wasn`t for the likes of people like Lee Perry and what he put into place , Bob Marley probably wouldn`t be anywhere near as successful as he was. And yet i`ve hardly ever seen Lee Perry even mentioned on this forum even though the guy was considered a genius in his field.
BLOWJOb joeboy
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Disagreed.
Julio Batista
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Dont know much about him, though I like Fugazi. I'm neutral as well.
j_dawgruesch
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Agreed
Chumpy1970
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Agree, they did a lot of stuff with RHCP so thats another bonus, for me anyways.
Palmtree Panic
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James Brown is in.
Next possible inductee was nominated by guitar777
Johnny Cash
I'm asking this because Johnny Cash is/was one of the most influential artists in country music, and I only think it would be fair to put him up for nomination.
Agree or disagree?
Next possible inductee was nominated by guitar777
Johnny Cash
I'm asking this because Johnny Cash is/was one of the most influential artists in country music, and I only think it would be fair to put him up for nomination.
Agree or disagree?
I'm going to allow myself to vote now, seen as I'm not nominating these people myself. Bill your vote doesn't count by the way, seen as you nominated him.
I agree. Great worRABmith and political views (even though I'm not big on political music) a breath of fresh air into the rap game really.
I agree. Great worRABmith and political views (even though I'm not big on political music) a breath of fresh air into the rap game really.
♫canto♫Italian♬
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Bob Marley is in.
Next possible inductee nominated by Bungalowbill357.
The Smiths
The Smiths were one of the most influential band of the 80's. Through Morrisey's witty and sarcatic lyrics and Johhny Marrs guitarwork, the Smiths influenced a variety of english banRAB to follow, and are sometimes accredited with kicking off the Brit Pop movement. Oh, and aside from influence, they are extremely good.
Next possible inductee nominated by Bungalowbill357.
The Smiths
The Smiths were one of the most influential band of the 80's. Through Morrisey's witty and sarcatic lyrics and Johhny Marrs guitarwork, the Smiths influenced a variety of english banRAB to follow, and are sometimes accredited with kicking off the Brit Pop movement. Oh, and aside from influence, they are extremely good.