Readers’ Rock List: Who Should Be Nominated For the Hall of Fame? : Rolling Stone : Rock and Roll Daily: PHOTO

Rolling Stone - 3rd Nov 2009

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Hall of Fame : Photo: McConnell/Getty Last week, after revealing that Kiss had finally been nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , we asked our readers what other acts have been overlooked by Rock Immortality. We expected Rush to dominate this poll, but it was the fans of “Weird Al” Yankovic who came rushing to Rolling Stone , demanding that the king of musical satire get a HOF nod. Frustrated fans of the Smiths, Tom Waits and Television also had their say, as did those who felt Lou Reed... Read full story at Rolling Stone

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