There were no big surprises in the selection of inductees for 2001 in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Michael Jackson, Paul Simon were easy choices with Aerosmith and Queen getting the nod after being passed over for the past two years. Steely Dan, The Flamingo�s, and Ritchie Valens also made the cut.
Guess who got passed over? No surprises here either, the Halls long contempt for Hard Rock and other forms of less than commercial friendly music continued with the passing over of Black Sabbath, AC/DC, The New York Dolls, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lou Reed, and Patti Smith. The Hall also snubbed rocker Bob Seger this year.
You can bet Ozzy, Angus, Patti, Buster, and Bob Seger won�t be making an appearance at the formal induction ceremony on March 19, 2001 at the Walforf Astoria in New York City. Then again is the Waldorf really an appropriate venue for Rock n Roll? If you�re connected to the Rock Hall it might be, then again the die in woods rock fans wouldn�t be caught dead there!
Journey's Final Frontier Tour Rocks Chicago
Ready for Halloween? Book These Spooky Season Activities Now
Live: Steven Adler and Close Enemies Rock The Des Plaines Theatre
Sites and Sounds: Women's Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp
Cruise News: Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise
Kings Of Leon Return To Austin City Limits
Skillet Release 'After The Storm' EP
Watch Royal Blood's 'Dead Company' Video
Against the Current Reveal 'White Noise' Visualizer
Burton C. Bell And The Void Announce Winter Tour Dates
Deafheaven Surprise Release 'At Work in the Fields of the Bomb' EP
Stream Teenage Fanclub's New Album 'Do Not Dare To Dream'
Ann Wilson And Tripsitter Stream New Album 'Consecrated Ground'
Judas Priest Announce Ian Hill's Retirement
Nickelback Announce Massive The Everything Under The Sun Tour
Hear Motley Crue's Newly Remastered 'Take Me To The Top (Leathur Records Version)'
Stream Greta Van Fleet's New Album 'Palace For The People'