February 27, 201511 yr That whole premise of RS controlling who gets in is silly and all, right? You know that, right?
March 2, 201511 yr When one considers some of the bands/pop artists who have made the HOF or are about to, I would consider it almost a badge of honor to not be in the hall. How can Yes, Deep Purple, Bad Company and especially Cheap Trick not be in?
March 2, 201511 yr For ELO not to be in is a travesty in my opinion. Now, the electors to the HOF may not view ELO as a typical "band" simply because it was a rotating cadre of people through the years who made the band, with Jeff Lynne as the only constant and he being the dominate influence. But still, it was/is a band, they had some big hits, made some great music and were extremely musically influential. Seems to me they more than meet all the criteria to be in the HOF.
March 3, 201511 yr For ELO not to be in is a travesty in my opinion. Now, the electors to the HOF may not view ELO as a typical "band" simply because it was a rotating cadre of people through the years who made the band, with Jeff Lynne as the only constant and he being the dominate influence. But still, it was/is a band, they had some big hits, made some great music and were extremely musically influential. Seems to me they more than meet all the criteria to be in the HOF. Actually during the peak (mid to late 70's) they were consistently the same. Jeff Lynne Richard Tandy on Keyboards Bev Bevan on percussion Kelly Groucutt on bass and harmonies (an occasional lead vocal) The strings were pretty much the same then with Kaminski on Violin and the other two celloists the same I think. Their show, sound and orchestration were ahead of their day.
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