Which Grammy Snubs Have We 'Still' Not Gotten Over?

By Rahsheeda Ali

January 21, 2014 / 8:00 AM

Public Enemy and DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince

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Jethro Tull and Metallica

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Madonna

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Kurt Cobain

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Nelly

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Radiohead and Steely Dan

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Fall Out Boy

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Lady Gaga

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Kanye West

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Justin Timberlake

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The 56th Annual Grammy Awards are coming at us Sunday night, and we really had no choice but to indulge in a bit of Grammy nostalgia. But when we started to take a look back, we realized we still had some raw emotions over some stars who'd been overlooked in past years. Which artists suffered some serious snubs back in the day?

We understand that it might take recording industry higher-ups a while to really get on the same page with fans' tastes, but the disconnect has been so egregious at times that it's been mind-blowing. But we take solace in knowing that many of the acts on our list went on to shape music's cultural landscape, even without the Grammy in tow.

So which snubs still have fans reeling to this day? Check out our gallery of Grammy brush-offs from the past 25 years, and in the comments, tell us when you think the powers-that-be behind the Grammys really dropped the ball.

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