When Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed coined the phrase "rock and roll", he was laying the foundation for a cultural phenomenon and, incidentally, this museum. In 1986, three years after the creation of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, Cleveland became the home of the dramatic glass and steel pyramid called the Rock Hall, designed by the architect I. M. Pei. With an impressive multimedia permanent collection and continually changing temporary exhibitions, visitors can enjoy listening to songs, watching films, and looking at rock memorabilia ranging from a Cub Scout shirt worn by Jim Morrison to Madonna's bustier.
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“Hall of Fame: listen and learn”
We have visited the Hall of Fame two times. The first time November 2004 and the second time Nov 2008. Needless to say we love it. Here's why: ...
“Ok.....”
It's ok. If you're REALLY bored and just have to have something to do, then this is for you. We didn't find it too interesting. A better bet fo...
“Something to do...”
I have gone to the Rock Hall twice in the last 5 years. Nothing changed from the first time except maybe a few different souvenirs in the gift ...
“Just got back”
Just caught back last Sunday from the Hall of Fame. My daughter (age 21) and myself (age 51) enjoyed it. We flew in from Connecticut to go. The...
“Great for music enthusiasts”
This is a wonderful place for people who are into music memorabilia such as Elvis' car, John Lennon's piano, Michael Jackson's outfits, etc. Th...
“Cool Building, but overpriced”
I mainly visited the Rock N' Roll hall of fame to see the I.M Pei designed building. I was surprised at how well this museum works. The large a...
NEW SCHOOL HAS FUN TOO
IM 18 years of age and i really enjoy myself looking at the old artist and their creation. its really a trip through time and i love it!!!!
Grown up fun!
I felt as if Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is more for the older age group. Maybe 25 and older.My fiance had a wonderful time and learned an enorm...
just to feel that close........
this is a very amazing and touching place. if you like music you will love this place. i could have stayed all day. it took 3 1/2 hours to see ...
We Can't Wait To Go Back
I liked all the different artists that are/were inducted. It wasn't about one specific artist or group. There is so much to see about the his...
Waste of money
Perhaps I wanted more. I just felt like I got ripped off. It should be free to visit this place. I didn't learn anything visiting this Museum.
Going on My Honeymoon
I went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when I was little, and I can't wait to go in June with my fiance on our honeymoon!!!
Booooring
The Rock Hall was awesome when it first opened, everything was new and exciting, but now it's all old and boring. They induct non-rock bands a...
Too small! by Tenille K. at InsiderPages
We went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a afternoon of fun. The hall of fame was much smaller than we expected. In fact we did the whole ...
Great Place to Visit by Anabella G. at InsiderPages
I went to a concert here a few years back and I really enjoyed it. I loved the stage set-up and the sound system was fantastic. We got to the c...
Legendary Musicians by Megan D. at InsiderPages
This is a really neat museum that should be seen at least once! The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame pays tribute to the greatest legends who shaped ...
Museum by Jennifer M. at InsiderPages
All music lovers won't want to miss this great place.In Cleveland the heart of rock and roll you will see many displays of all the great artist...
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Maria S. at InsiderPages
The only thing I didnt like about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was that the music the band were playing on a stage in the lobby area was too ...
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