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What do you think about Iron Maiden music not being very RIFFY (not having many heavy guitar riffs as a significant element of their music)? Did you ever mind that aspect specific to them? They obviously created their own heavy metal style and didn't follow Black Sabbath footsteps of metal...

Metallica: 1) Creeping Death 2) One 3) Welcome Home 4) Disposable Heroes 5) Four Horsemen 6) And Justice for All 7) For Whom the Bell Tolls 8) Wherever I May Roam 9) Ride the Lightning 10) Don't Thread on Me

And Metallica was inducted in 2009 too. So currently we have only 3 metal acts in HOF (Sabbath, Metallica and Priest) and we'll probably have Ozzy solo as the fourth. Out of the absent metal acts Maiden should be inducted first and foremost, then Motorhead, Megadeth, Slayer and Pantera (and I'm...

I would add Thin Lizzy to the list of the biggest RnRHoF snubs since they're such an iconic Irish classic rock band. It's kinda moronic to nominate Jane's Addiction, Dave Matthews Band and Oasis before Thin Lizzy, Jethro Tull, King Crimson and Iron Maiden.

Which pair of albums will get your vote?

So what are your thoughts on Kirk?

What do you prefer: Halford's vocals in Painkiller or Mustaine's in Holy wars?

I'm surprised to see that MOP only got one vote .

All these 4 songs are generally considered the top-tier metal songs, but this is an order of my preference: 1. Hallowed 2. Holy wars 3. Painkiller 4. Master

RnRHoF is an idiotic institution. Iron Maiden along with Metallica are the biggest metal band in the world for so long and I really don't get how the idiots from HoF can ignore that fact.

These two guitarists are often compared (because they were contemporaries). Who will get your personal vote and why?

Modern era Maiden albums (Brave New World onwards) are definitely the bigger sellers in the UK than America.

It's really idiotic that Maiden didn't make it into HOF again.

Also Van Halen and Rush.

My answer to the thread: Maiden is much more diligent as a live act.

I think Maiden was much more in the limelight than Priest in their homeland (Britain). Priest were nowhere near as successful there.

Did you vote? Maiden is the fourth on the list, Soundgarden is very close: https://vote.rockhall.com/en/results/

Death: Flesh and the Power It Holds Lack of Comprehension Voice of the Soul Spirit Crusher Crystal Mountain Empty Words The Philosopher Pull the Plug Symbolic Flattening of Emotions Opeth: Blackwater Park The Moor The Drapery Falls Black Rose Immortal Bleak Deliverance In My Time of Need Demon...

Deep Purple: Child in Time Lazy Burn Highway Star Flight of the Rat When a Blind Man Cries Fireball Hard Lovin' Man Strange Kind of Woman Stormbringer

Which rock classic from 1976 is more beloved here? Although I am a big Rush fan, Rising easily trumps 2112 in my book.