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The latest batch of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame have been announced. They include several new nominees along with many holdovers. Our music experts have information about the Hall of Fame, this year's nominations and the artists that were nominated.

Rock Hall 2014 Nominees
Since its beginning in 1986, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction has been bestowed on nearly 300 bands, solo artists and various other music industry luminaries. Somewhere between five and seven more will join them in April 2014, chosen from among these 15 nominees.
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Road To The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Back in 1999, Ozzy Osbourne asked that Black Sabbath's name be removed from consideration for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, declaring that "the nomination is meaningless" because fans aren't involved in the selection process. Meaningless or not, it takes a lot just to be nominated, much less inducted into the Rock Hall. First and foremost, it takes time.
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The Replacements Artist Profile
The Replacements emerged during the immediate aftermath of punk rock's rise in North America, helping to launch one of the most fertile underground music scenes of the era in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Initially embracing a disheveled post-hardcore sound, the band eventually developed into a vehicle for the pop-oriented songwriting of Paul Westerberg.
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Nirvana Biography
Nirvana are one of the most well-known and successful rock groups in the history of recorded music. The trio from Seattle were fronted by Kurt Cobain (born February 20, 1967, died April 5, 1994), and featured future Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl on drums. Their second and third albums, 1991's Nevermind and 1993's In Utero, are two of the biggest selling records in history. With their legacy preserved by the shotgun suicide of Cobain in 1994, Nirvana retains the air of legend.
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