Made the two hour trek down to Nashvegas yesterday with family. Niece wanted to see the Country Music Hall of Fame. It was OK...but disappointed me with lack of info on the early years. The largest display by far was Kaycee Musgraves...probably 30 times what they had on Garth Brooks....go figure.

Really good Greek food at the Athens.


Beautiful fall day in the city. Lots of people about. Many drunks on those rent a scooter things. Dangerous... have to keep your head on a swivel.

Never made it to the CMHoF but was one of the drunk persons on Broadway but never rented a scooter. I'll have to make sure that I do that next time.

I was surprised at the Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson area. Much larger than I expected. That was the best part to me

The showcase change every couple of months. Have been there when they had a massive Bob Dylan showcase, another time they had one on Alabama, once Zac Brown Band and then once Brad Paisley’s diary of a guitar picker. Man it would be dangerous if I lived 2 hours from Nashville. We go twice a year. Man if I was single I would hang out on broadway once a month.

Never been. I'll be in Nashville for the NRA convention in April. I'll have to check it out. Love me some Waylon and Willie.

Been twice. I like country music, but not enough to need a third visit.

I have enjoyed the times I have been.

Last time we were there was 2007. We enjoyed the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Ryman and Grand ole Opryhouse and the Studio B tour. Cool stuff. I would go again for sure.

I was interested in some of the guitars, top one is Hank Williams D18 and then one of Johnny Cashs D35s.

It is a shame at what passes for Country Music these days.

Agree 100%. Old country here.

I love Nashville but it is growing rapidly and getting a little too big. Takes away from the experience a bit for me, since I go once a year.

Never been to the country music hall of fame, but I’ve been to the George Jones Museum and it was awesome.

I played in a polka band once in Nashville. Don't ask my why or where. All I remember is we got paid.

What they call Country today is nothing more than Bad Rock lite. It’s a shame Garth Brooks is in the Hall and the Wilburn Brothers are not, I guess money talks.