Hall of Fame Reasons

All the nominees are deserving, but they can't all get in this year.

As if Lemmy Kilmister wasn’t all the reasons ever needed.

The singer was a pioneer for female artists and a powerhouse hitmaker.

They've had huge hits and health issues, breakups and hiccups, and seemingly countless comings and goings, then reunion and triumph.

The Seattle grunge band helped define a sound in the '90s.

Trent Reznor pioneered industrial rock into the mainstream, but his accomplishments extend far beyond that.

She's already enshrined as a member of Fleetwood Mac - but Stevie Nicks deserves her own place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Bryan Ferry and company arrived as the patchouli-oiled '60s faded, with a look and feel like no one else.

Yes' intricate, thrilling musicianship should have been enough to get these prog forefathers into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame long ago.