His biggest hit was called “Party Hard” and damned if that wasn’t he was all about. Andrew W.K. was a throwback to the partying Metal of the 80’s with a touch of Jackass representing the new millennium. He isn’t exactly known for much else, and unless that changes, he won’t be known as a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer either.

In all reality, unless Tool gets in, there should be little reason to think that what is essentially a side project of the band (A Perfect Circle) has any discernable Hall of Fame chance. Alternative metal in some form should get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but the current plight of regular Metal acts makes it seem so much more difficult. Now, how do we direct this back to Tool?

The first ten years of this millennium has been kind to 3 Doors Down in many ways.   They have been a constant on the Billboard charts and have been one of the few Post Grunge bands who haven’t sounded watered down. At their core, they are decent Rock band who appealed to Pop, Alternative and Metal and did so without a perceived sell out factor.   They are very much on the outside looking in at this point, but there is still time for that to change.



The Bullet Points:
Eligible Since:
2025

Country of Origin:
U.S.A. (Escatawpa, Mississippi)

NIHOF’s Favorite Album:
The Better Life (2000)

NIHOF’s Favorite Song:
It’s Not My Time (From 3 Doors Down, 2008)

A much respected Trip Hop group, London’s Zero 7 were masters of the Studio and utilized the Electronic spectrum to optimum ability. Unlike many acclaimed British acts, Zero 7 did manage to chart on the U.S. Market; albeit on the Dance Charts. It may not be Hall of Fame credentials, but they have a lot of their peers beat.  Throw in that they had the future acclaimed Sia in their group, do we have a dark horse on our hands?  Probably not.



The Bullet Points:
Eligible Since:
2024

Country of Origin:
United Kingdom (London, England)

NIHOF’s Favorite Album:
The Garden (2006)

NIHOF’s Favorite Song:
Destiny (From Simple Things, 2001)