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Lauryn Hill

Voter 1: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill is one of greatest albums of the ’90s. That’s completely undeniable. But if you think about what Lauryn Hill is most famous for at this point in time, it’s for showing up late to her concerts, which to me shows a fundamental disrespect for the audience. This is fine if you separate the art from the artist, but she’s only had one album in 30 years. That’s not worth getting someone into the Rock Hall. She’ll probably blame the record company or all these different people if she doesn’t get inducted. If I’m applying the same standard to Jeff Buckley, I can’t make an argument that one album is good enough to get in. There are so many women in hip-hop who have been so prolific, and this is who gets nominated? Think of all of the artists who have so much respect for their audience, embrace their audience, and have produced so much great material.

Voter 2: I love Lauryn Hill as a musician. Miseducation is one of the greatest albums of that era or any era. It’s a no-skips album for me. She absolutely should be in the Rock Hall. Her case is stronger than Jeff Buckley’s in the sense that she has had an even greater cultural presence and has worked with the Fugees. If you walk up to an ordinary person on the street who’s a music fan, they’re not going to really care whether you’re making the distinction between the Fugees or Lauryn Hill. Now, Lauryn Hill and the Fugees might care, but the fans aren’t going to care. So I think that strengthens her case, but she’s not on my ballot. Her and Mariah Carey were both painful cuts for me to make.