There isn’t an exact science to determine who is worthy of induction into the Rock Hall. It isn’t like sports, where statistics can be compared across generations. Music is much more multifaceted.
Does your favorite classic rock band belong in the Rock Hall? CLEVELAND, Ohio – Anyone who has ever talked about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, written about it, posted on social media or, perhaps, even dared to think about the annual induction process has probably heard the outcries of fan bases whose favorite artist has yet to earn induction.
Classic rock fans tend to be the most vocal. “Why not REO Speedwagon?” “When is Foreigner going to get in?” “Emerson, Lake & Palmer deserves consideration.” “Why hasn’t Jethro Tull been nominated?” Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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