Excellent selection of vinyl records, books, stickers, pens & pins, guitar picks, clothes (shirts,…read morejackets, and caps) some supplies for musicians & turn tables, etc. Store was clean and organized, there was at least one foot stool provided to help shorter customers see records on taller shelves. There were historical plaques and info about records and other items on walls. The staff was friendly.

I likely would've purchased some vinyl if I wasn't traveling as they have a killer selection! Love…read morethe shirt designs and picked up one!

Quality pre-owned pro-level instruments of all types available. Didn't find it? Shop regularly as…read morethe available products change often. You can try out a dozen high-quality guitars, basses, and amps right in the store. Friendly staff are proud to help or allow you to roam. Hard to miss converted house in east nasty. Check the map to be sure. Just off Shelby Ave. a few blocks.

I saw a cool vintage acoustic guitar on Fanny's website, and bought it over the phone. It's a 1964…read moreHarmony made from now-rare Honduran mahogany and Brazilian rosewood, beautifully restored to better than new condition. A unique instrument, I jumped on it at this price, and it sounds amazing. It was a pleasure doing business with Fanny's House of Music over the phone, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the experience.

I already bought my souvenirs before arriving at the airport but observed the surprisingly good…read moredeals at Tennessee Trading for an airport store. T-shirts and hats were 2 for $20 and magnets and keychains were buy 3 get 1 free. The prices were similar to other souvenir shops I visited but most places don't offer these deals. I also liked the books they had for sale. I will add these books to my reading list.

Came to this gift shop/convenience store during my time in Nashville. Lots of potential souvenirs…read moreto take home and it has a huge assortment of alcohol including whiskey and moonshine. Great place if you need a last minute gift to take back to friends and family on the way back from Nashville!

Grimey's the vinyl mecca in Nashville, but it's not only vinyl, there's plenty of cds and books as…read morewell. A few years ago they took over the old church in East Nashville where they house their collection of wonders. As you enter the front door to the right, you'll find the box sets, limited editions and record day specials, both in vinyl and cds. The middle is predominantly vinyl and the left are the cds, both new and used. At the far end of the building where the altar would have been is now a stage where they sometimes showcase mini concerts, cd release parties, and book signings. Downstairs you'll find a good selection of books concerning music, be it country, rock, blues, folk or jazz. There's biographies history and style, again both new or used. Against the side wall there's a huge variety of jazz and classical. They give you a very fair trade-in value on used books, cds, and vinyls. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. If you've never been there, you owe it to yourself to go and spend a couple hours!

I was so excited to visit this legendary record shop! The selection was huge, as they had two…read morefloors. All the records seemed fairly priced, even the rare section. The service was friendly, everyone was eager to help answer any questions. Would love to come again when I visit Nashville

Hail is the only oddities store I know of in the Metro Nashville area (if you know another, let me…read moreknow). And there is a lot of odd stuff in here. A mixture of occult, medical equipment and goth types of goods, with a touch of taxidermy. The star of the show, to me, is the taxidermy room. Not something I would purchase, but fun to look at. The first time I came, there was a racoon they called rocket that looked like he was flipping people off with both hands (Guardians of the Galaxy?). This time, we opted to go into the museum as a two-4-one ($5/person normally) - a benefit of conversing with people? Back here are some items that they can't sell due to regulations, as well as some oddities they would not want to part with. There is also a collection from Jason Marsden, including his death mask and a few items from the movie Mars Attacks. I find myself drawn to this store each time I am over here. While some of the collection is fairly static, there is always something new and weird to find.

Love the ambiance! Such a beautifully creepy shop with a oddity "museum" (really just one small…read moreroom) in the back. The room of taxidermied animals is really cool. There's all kinds of items for sale that will make your witchy, black, gothic, horror loving dead heart skip a beat. I can't wait to go back!

Great little shop on the East End in Nashville. It's a must see! Want to order a couple of items!read more

Stopped at the mall because my daughter & wife wanted to shop. I stopped in The Nashville store to…read moresee what they might have. I bought a Nashville shirt, a Tennessee cup and a Nashville hat. Score! There are 2 Nashville Stores in this mall. I visited both, this one is Berger and has a better selection. Given that, I felt that the choices were not huge for example I expected more ball caps. Still, it's certainly worth a stop and some time to browse.

While my daughter and I were hanging out in Nashville, Tennessee, my daughter wanted souvenirs to…read morecommemorate our trip and we found ourselves in the Nashville Store Overall, it is a pleasant enough gift store and while the prices are a bit high, it is a souvenir shop The service was friendly enough and my overall experience was pleasant (and a bit expensive). I would recommend here.

Cute little museum next to Cooter's, the Dukes of Hazzard museum. There was some nice memorabilia…read more It's worth a quiet stroll around.

Not worth 12.95 not much to see Employees not friendly…read more Has some good keepsakes Not worth driving to see