Rock and Roll historical experience with plenty to see, too much to read with minimum required interaction. In other words, I wanted more Rock & Roll "action" and less snore fest. As much as I like to acquire fascinating knowledge and observe high tech machinery of it's time, it was the typical Museum {and Gift Shop} not for the younger kiddies or the easily bored.
Rock and Roll music is energetic, emotional, fun but the Museum is dull, emotionless and boring. I though if any Museum would make a Museum less educational and more music flowing through your veins, bang your hand on walls, Rock & Roll HoF and Museum would be it.
The WOW moments did come even if far and few and that's based on your individual Rock & Roll backgrounds. For myself it was the Pink Floyd: The Wall, the evolution of Music playing machines all the way up to the IPOD, Lady Gaga's "Meat Dress" and Elvis. The building architecture is also another highlight not to be missed but I'm sure if you visit the Museum you'll get to appreciate it.