This week the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame decided to "take a chance" on the Swedish pop group ABBA and the English rock band Genesis, as both will finally get inducted on March 15. While Abba will not be performing at the ceremony, it is still up "in the air tonight" whether Phil Collins is physically able to play drums or if the former Genesis singer Peter Gabriel will "turn it on again" with his old bandmates. Artists that did not make the Hall this time around include LL Cool J, Kiss and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Not only did the Chili Peppers lose a chance at induction, they also lost guitarist John Frusciante, who announced this week he has left the band for creative reasons. And while it's water "under the bridge" now, the last time Frusciante walked out was in 1992 during a Japanese tour because he couldn't handle the "californication" that comes along with being a rockstar.

Sure doesn't sound like anything Poison's Bret Michaels could relate to. Not only does Michaels front one of the biggest hair metal bands ever, he's had "nothin but a good time" on video with Pam Anderson and on three seasons of his own TV reality dating show, "Rock Of Love". Adding to the bad boy image is a collaboration with...Miley Cyrus?? That's right, the 17 year old, Disney Channel Diva is working with Michaels on a remake of Poison's #1 80's power ballad, "Every Rose Has It's Thorn".

You know, maybe it's a good thing this collaboration with Miley Cyrus waited until now. Can you imagine if she were 10 years old and we had to hear "Look What The Cat In The Hat Dragged In"?

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