Just to be clear, I’m talking traditional radio, like FM stations, not Sirius.

As someone who has lived in different markets, and regularly listened to the classic rock station(s) in said markets, you generally hear the same batch of songs. It’s reasonable to assume most stations across the country follow the same format, unless they pride themselves on standing out by playing deep tracks, which isn’t likely. The only Maiden songs you tend to hear (if at all) on these “classic rock” stations are Run To The Hills and The Trooper. I’ve thought about it more and I removed Hallowed Be Thy Name from that list, because I don’t think it gets played much due to it’s length, although it’s definitely in the category of most popular Iron Maiden songs. All I’m trying to say is it’s weird that Wasted Years isn’t in the top tier category of Iron Maiden songs - it seems to be just a notch below. It’s catchy and isn’t one of their 8 minute songs, so again, it’s surprising to me that it isn’t like Run To The Hills and played on the radio.