We, the undersigned, as fans of Cockney Rejects, wish to see them considered for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. We believe that Cockney Rejects has earned a spot in the Hall of Fame for reasons including, but not limited to, the following:

--Cockney Rejects has a copious Official Production:

- Albums

Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (1980)

Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (1980)

The Power and the Glory (1981)

The Wild Ones (1982)

Quiet Storm (1984)

Lethal (1990)

Out of the Gutter (Captain Oi Records, 2003)

Unforgiven (2007)

- EPs and singles

"Flares & Slippers" (7-inch, EP) (Small Wonder, 1979)

"I'm Not a Fool" (7-inch single) (EMI, 1979) UK No. 65

"Bad Man" (7-inch) (EMI, 1980) UK No. 65

"The Greatest Cockney Rip Off" (7-inch. Limited Edition in Yellow Vinyl) (EMI/Zonophone, 1980) UK No. 21

"I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" (7-inch) (EMI/Zonophone, 1980) UK No. 35

"We Can Do Anything" (7-inch) (EMI/Zonophone, 1980) UK No. 65

"We Are the Firm" (7-inch) (EMI/Zonophone, 1980) UK No. 54

"Easy Life" (7-inch, Live EP) (EMI/Zonophone, 1981)

"On the Streets Again" (7-inch) (EMI/Zonophone, 1981)

"Till the End of the Day" (7-inch) (AKA 1982)

"Back to the Start" (7-inch) (Heavy Metal Records, 1984)[3]

- Compilation & Live albums

Oi! The Album (1980)

Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (Live & Loud) (1981)

Total Noise (7-inch EP) (1983)

Unheard Rejects (1985)

The Punk Singles Collection (Dojo, 1997)

Greatest Hits Volume 4 (Rhythm Vicar, 1997)

Oi! Oi! Oi! (Castle, 1997)

Lords Of Oi! (Dressed to Kill, 1997)

Back on the Street (Victory Records, 2000 - Reissue of Greatest Hits Volume 4)

Addicted to Oi! (2001)

- Movies

East End Babylon (2012)

104 min - Documentary -

Director: Richard England

Writers: Richard England, Mike Geggus

Stars: Tim Armstrong, Cass Pennat and Lars Frederiksen https://www.facebook.com/EastEndBabylon

http://eastendbabylon.tumblr.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvpzwtztEho&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot0Eg-MLkJQ&feature=player_embedded

- Books

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cockney-Reject-Jeff-Turner/dp/1844548813/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1347281052&sr=8-2

--Cockney Rejects has consistently put out records that reflect their own artistic growth and change, without compromising the band's integrity for the sake of sales.

--Cockney Rejects has a huge, worldwide fanbase.

--Their 1980 song "Oi, Oi, Oi" was the inspiration for the name of the Oi! music genre.
--Outside of Cockney Rejects, each member has made his own contributions to the world of rock music, through production, outside musical efforts, guest appearances, and so forth.

--We believe that Cockney Rejects has been sorely overlooked for far too long by the popular media and the critics. The Hall of Fame was founded to recognize outstanding achievements and contributions to the world of rock music. Inducting Cockney Rejects will legitimize that claim by recognizing one band in particular that has contributed dramatically to the rock genre while continually preserving its integrity