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"Please induct MOT�RHEAD into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. MOT�RHEAD are currently celebrating their 30th Anniversary and it is, quite simply, shocking that they have not received the recognition they deserve.
"Without MOT�RHEAD, the hard rock and metal music scenes would look very different today. They have influenced numerous bands over the years, including METALLICA, SLAYER, SEPULTURA, ZEKE, SLIPKNOT, ANTHRAX, TANK, OVERKILL, and PETER PAN SPEEDROCK. [It's doubtful the braindead Crock Hall will listen, see full story for more]
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