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AC/DC Rocker Vs Rock Hall
11/03/2011
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(Rock News Desk) Early-era AC/DC bassist Mark Evans is still angry that he was invited to attend the band's induction into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame and was then uninvited.

He joined the band in 1975 and remained for most of their time with Bon Scott, appearing on their first five albums. But after naming him as a "foundation inductee" in 2002, the Hall of Fame changed their minds and left him out of their list of past and present inducted members.

Now he says organisers made a mistake in inviting him � and they should have apologised for it, rather than trying to cover their error by claiming the situation had changed. more on this story

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