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Frank Zappa: Absolutely
The Clash: Yeah, I dig their style.. Bob Dylan: Indeed, quite an influence on alot of music Pink Floyd: Absolutely Big Black: Abstain Tom Waits: Abstain The Smiths: Abstain Chuck Berry: Yes Hmmm... I didn't give a single 'no' vote... |
No more votes please. Everything will be counted and the results will be posted soonish.
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Wheres the Spin Doctors?? :soapbox:
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The results are in (late) and those into the HOF are:
Frank Zappa The Clash Bob Dylan Pink Floyd Tom Waits And those who don't get in this time are: Big Black The Smiths Chuck Berry Thanks to those who voted, feel free to post your opinions here. More nominations should start Monday. |
I'm glad everyone who got in got in, but...
No Smiths? :( |
Zappa!!!!!!!!!
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No Smiths? What the FUCK?
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Haha epic, shame about chuck berry though.
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Is there a thread that has the entire hall of fame listed after three rounds of induction?
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Just wondering why was Big Black put on this list? Seems a little out of place as you said, but was there a specific reason? Personally I love big black, just seems a little strange.
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http://www.musicbanter.com/general-m...ns-thread.html |
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As for 'nominating' , just out of interest, how do you do it exactly? |
Reading the post directly above you always helps.
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Um cant be arsed anyway, I dont agree with these 'hall of fame' things- theyre just too predictable & anyway; who else is gonna vote for the likes of the Spin Doctors? |
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..but they didn't in the end. And The Smiths being rejected leaves me an empty husk. Not really, but you know.
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Frank Zappa
No. Not doubting his influence, i just really dislike his music. The Clash Yes, one of the most innovative, experimental punk bands to emerge from the first wave. Their social relevance cannot be ignored either Bob Dylan You have to really, has made some of the greatest albums ever. Lyrically peerless. Pink Floyd Again, constantly pushing musical boundaries and their sheer audacity on some albums warrants their place. Big Black No, i love this band, but hall of fame? There were other bands more important to noise rock. Tom Waits Yes, brilliant man. The Smiths Yes, some of the most important british albums of the last 30 years. Chuck Berry Abstain. |
Just a tad late Stu :p:
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Although i think with some of the nominations coming up it'll blow away your stereotype of all HOF's being just big names. |
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'Nominations', Perhaps, I think that the hall of fame shouldnt just be 'Rock n' Roll', I think it should embrace all other genres especially Jazz & also Soul,Funk,Metal,Electronic- even Avant Garde stuff (IMO). I try not to stereotype things but all the hall of fames Ive ever seen are so predictable- Bob Dylan, The Clash, Elvis Presley, blah blah blah. Now its no that i dont like these bands/artists, its just I think 'Hall Of Fame' is very narrow minded and to me it is unecessary as I dont need confirmation of what music I think is excellent. |
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How many styles have you embraced by having 'Wu-Tang Clan' (whom I dont personally like) & 'Captain Beefheart' (whom I have a few of his albums- 'Safe As Milk' & 'The Spotlight Kid/Clear Spot' but find him a bit difficult to get into (personally prefer Frank Zappa). So 'rap' & 'weird ass 60s rock'. Wow... |
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It's about classifying MB's sacred cows, not the world's. Which artists are universally liked or close to it by the MB community. The real problem is that not enough people are willing to try out these artists and instantly vote no or abstain, when in fact they may quite like them. You want someone different to get a chance? You nominate them... |
Do you not think though Mirrorball that these Hall of Fame threads have generated good and honest debate and discussion?
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i don't see what the problem is with it, definitely gives noobs an introduction to what music we like here. i'm up for anything that gets people to discuss music, really.
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I have no doubt that this Hall of Fame thing will (if not already) develop into something very useful as time goes on. |
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I think all the music I listen(or perhaps more appropriately like- although there is some stuff where I dont like but can still appreciate it for what it is) to is good in its own right & thats how I think that ,due to the original concept of these hall of fame things, they are unecessary. The way I see 'the best in the world' statement is that it is based up limited experience of music. I find it impossible to actually truthfully say that this band or this artist is 'the best in the world' as I havent heard every single artist to compare against. You never know when youre gonna find a new great band and anything can happen with new artists and bands coming out (not so much the mainstream ones). Quote:
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I mean when you hear the term 'big names' do you really think they aint gonna get in? |
You do realise this thread isn't saying these artists are the best in the world?
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Also 'Music Banter' isnt exactly a person in itself and the posters on here all each have their individual opinions which should be considered rather than doing daft polls based on 'popular opinion. Sorry but I just dont agree with this thread. |
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Everyone has the chance to voice their opinion in the threads, and then they vote... It isn't based on popular opinion because there is no reason to base it on an opinion other than your own. Otherwise bands such as Led Zep, The Beach Boys, The Smiths would have easily been inducted into the HOF, yet they weren't. |
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Whoa, I dont think people will be too happy about that... |
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It is early days with it and I've not managed to get a nomination put up yet myself, but Im sure I wont be alone in nominating an act who are obscure to many in the outside world and yet championed on this place, or even perhaps not thought of as anything at all yet. The list is below just incase you've not seen it, but I dont think of King Crimson, Public Enemy or Tom Waits as massive names, but I do think they fit in with the opening lines explaining what this process is all about. Quote:
Joy Division 22 to 7 (Inducted) Elliott Smith 16 to 13 (Eligible for renomination) The Beatles 25 to 4 (Inducted) King Crimson 23 to 5 (Inducted) Wu-Tang Clan 19 to 19 (Eligible for renomination) The Velvet Underground 28 to 4 (Inducted) Radiohead 24 to 9 (Inducted) The Kinks 29 to 4 (Inducted) The Beach Boys 26 to 13 (Eligible for renominaton) Public Enemy 24 to 16 (Inducted) Frank Zappa 24 to 5 (Inducted) The Clash 33 to 11 (Inducted) Bob Dylan 33 to 3 (Inducted) Pink Floyd 31 to 7 (Inducted) Big Black 13 to 6 (Eligible for renominaton) Tom Waits 25 to 4 (Inducted) The Smiths 33 to 7 (Eligible for renominaton) Chuck Berry 22 to 16 (Eligible for renominaton) Failed to be nominated Yes 15 to 19 Porcupine Tree 10 to 13 At The Drive-In 8 to 22 Public Image Ltd 11 to 21 Neutral Milk Hotel 10 to 30 Echo and the Bunnymen 14 to 16 The Mars Volta 8 to 23 |
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You vote in the poll and then in here based on your opinion. Stop being a smart arse for the sake of it :p: Of course, it is much much easier to complain about things you don't like than contribute positively to threads about things you do love without putting down other music :p:. |
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Just because there are a load of Prog Rockers on here is the only reason the likes of 'King Crimson' got in ('Yes' nearly...). The only 'Hall Of Fame' (although I hate the term) I would be interested in would be one that embraces more styles of music other than just Rock and its subgenres. I have already previously mentioned other genres such as Jazz, Electronic,Soul,Funk,even Avant Garde stuff, which sadly went unnoticed. |
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