The lasting impact is nil.

In no way does their music fit into the narrative of rock except as a mocking bunch of pranksters such as The Fugs.

Oh hell yes they should include Channing in the induction, for exactly the reason Cross states. Without Channing's drumming, they wouldn't be eligible for 3 more years.

Also, I literally read somewhere today the Love is reuniting the 90's Hole, so Cross should be stoked about that?

The Fugs?
What are they smoking in Kent these days?

The Fugs are a great beatnik band, who, to the best of my knowledge, never lowered themselves to mocking the southern suburbs of Seattle, unless, in a purely generic way, with songs like Saran Wrap, or Coca Cola Douche- but that was more Zappa-esque social commentary on reality...

But either way, there is basically less common ground between Nirvana and the Fugs than there is between Nirvana and Paul Revere and the Raiders, who were, of course, another band of mocking pranksters, who made fun of our founding fathers.

I can only hope that Lahar from Mt. Rainier comes in my lifetime, so I can witness the pristine rebirth of the Green River Valley.

What they should do with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is blow the fucking thing to pieces.

Nirvana, Pearl Jam & Soundgarden are now in regular rotation on Classic Rock radio stations.

Here's a video memorial I just completed. The impact continues…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7uuec-_…
Wrick Wolff

Who the fuck cares about the Rock and Roll Hall of fame besides journalists that can't write about something more interesting? Writing anything about the RRHF is Perez Hilton level journalism.

8- and yet there you are talking about it, all riled up. If you're so fucking above it, and it's so "Perez Hilton level" you wouldn't fucking say anything about it. The RRHF is what it is, not exactly my cup of tea either. I thought Cross's response was interesting. I'm glad Trent asked him.

You probably read Perez Hilton all the time. I would have no idea what that "level of journalism" is.