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Check out some of most notable Rock and Roll Hall of Fame snubs. ### Devo  Devo photographed at Dr Stotsky's chemistry lab at New York University in New York on January 2, 1979\. (Photo by Ebet Roberts/Redferns) Ebet Roberts—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 12 ### Bon Jovi  Portrait of American rock band Bon Jovi backstage before a performance, Illinois, early March, 1987\. Pictured are, from left, David Bryan, Tico Torres, Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, and Alec John Such. (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images) Paul Natkin—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 6 ### The Monkees  UNSPECIFIED - JANUARY 01: Photo of Monkees (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 24 ### Kate Bush  The British singer Kate Bush poses for a photo shoot. Great Britain, 1980 (Photo by Angelo DeligioMondadori Portfolio via Getty Images) Angelo Deligio—Mondadori Portfolio/Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 12 ### Kraftwerk  Kraftwerk in front of world time clock in Keio Plaza Hotel, Tokyo, September 1981\. (Photo by Koh Hasebe/Shinko Music/Getty Images) Koh Hasebe—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 20 ### The Cars  The Cars 1978 Greg Hawkes, David Robinson, Ric Ocasek Benjamin Orr and Elliot Easton (Photo by Chris Walter/WireImage) Chris Walter—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 12 ### Motörhead  British heavy rock band Motorhead, London, 1978\. Left to right: drummer Phil 'Philthy Animal' Taylor, guitarist 'Fast' Eddie Clarke and bassist and singer Lemmy (Ian Kilmister). (Photo by Estate Of Keith Morris/Redferns) Estate Of Keith Morris/Redferns Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 13 ### Willie Nelson  American country and western singer Willie Nelson, 1986\. (Photo by CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images) CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 28 ### Yes  English progressive rock group Yes, United Kingdom, circa 1975\. Left to right: singer Jon Anderson, Swiss keyboard player Patrick Moraz, drummer Alan White, bassist Chris Squire and guitarist Steve Howe. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images) Michael Putland—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 21 ### The Doobie Brothers  1976: (Clockwise from bottom left) Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, John Hartman, Patrick Simmons, Keith Knudsen, Tiran Porter and Michael McDonald (center) of the rock and roll band "The Doobie Brothers" pose for a portrait in 1976\. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 19 ### Whitney Houston  American singer and actress Whitney Houston (1963 - 2012) in a publicity still for the film 'Waiting to Exhale', 1995\. (Photo by 20th Century Fox/Getty Images) 20th Century Fox/Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 5 ### Judas Priest  Judas Priest on 7/28/80 in Rockford, IL (Photo by Paul Natkin/WireImage) Paul Natkin—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 16 ### Slayer  Slayer Chris Walter—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 7 ### The Smiths  Morrissey And Johnny Marr of The Smiths, Morrissey And Johnny Marr (Photo by Brian Rasic/Getty Images) Brian Rasic—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 6 ### Dick Dale  UNSPECIFIED - CIRCA 1970: Photo of Dick Dale Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 28 ### Journey  Journey Chris Walter—Getty Images **Number of Years Eligible:** 15 ### Pixies  SAN FRANCISCO, UNITED STATES - APRIL 16: Kim Deal, Joey Santiago, Frank Black (aka Black Francis) and David Lovering of The Pixies posing for a group portrait backstage at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco on April 16, 1992\. 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