Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame: Who Should Get A Nomination?

INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA – AUGUST 06: Jonathan Davis of Korn performs performs on stage during the day two of the 2011 Pentaport Rock Festival on August 6, 2011 in Incheon, South Korea. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)

The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame will be announcing nominees for the class of 2023 tomorrow at 8 AM ET. The question many have is - Will this be the year of acknowledging some acts that many consider overlooked from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s?

I think most of us would agree that there are some very popular and influential bands that still aren’t in the Hall of Fame and this needs to be rectified.

To be eligible for nomination, an individual artist or band must have released its first commercial recording at least 25 years prior to the year of nomination.

Take a look at this list and let us know if there’s an artist we’re missing that you think is deserving of at least a nomination.

Jethro Tull
Bad Company
Peter Frampton
Boston
Styx
REO Speedwagon
Foreigner
Kansas
Meat Loaf
Ozzy Osbourne
The Guess Who
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Motley Crue
Warren Zevon
Iron Maiden

And those are just “older” acts. What about the 90’s? There are certainly some bands that need to be included in the Rock Hall at some point. Will this be the year where the 90’s get a lot of love?

Check this list out:

Korn
Blink-182
The White Stripes
Soundgarden
Rage Against the Machine
Weezer
Stone Temple Pilots
Dave Matthews Band
Kid Rock

Are any of these acts worthy of a nomination in your opinion or is there someone else not listed here that needs to get inducted? The Class of 2023 will be announced in May along with where and when the ceremony will be held.

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The lead single from their seventh studio album Crush, "It's My Life" was released in May 2000. The anthemic track broke a five-year new music silence from Bon Jovi and helped introduce the band to a new audience.

Of course, "It's My Life" isn't the only rock music video to reach the 1 billion view milestone. Here, for your viewing pleasure, is "It's My Life" and 15 other rock videos with 1 billion views on YouTube. (Note: View numbers listed are as of publishing in July 2021.)