Been playing Pearl's for 53 years. I'm about to buy my next (likely last ever) set and it will be…read morePearls too. I've played pretty much every brand and nothing comes close to tunability and durability. If you get em you won't be sorry.

The best drums period and I've played them all…read more (Better than Yamaha, Ludwig, DW and Tama, etc.--maybe four stars for these.) (Better than Gretsch--take the head off and enjoy viewing the sloppy silver paint job and the wood screws that attach the lugs.) (Better than Premier--Bring back the Signia and you'll be partially redeemed) (Better than Sonor--always cheapening the brand with their "import" models: Did you pay $700 or $7,000 for that thing?) Sure you can spend thousands more on a show-y boutique kit that makes you stand out on stage like the fat chick on the drill squad. But do the boutiques or even the other big companies give you outstanding customer service after the sale with an 800 number? Do they have a customer-friendly warranty? Read the warranties of the other manufacturers. Kind of like buyer beware: "After the drum is handed over to the drummer and he, she or it whacks it with a stick....this warranty shall be void." Pearl is the world's largest drum company only because they have earned the continuing long-term respect of drummers. Pearl goes out of its way to keep us happy. A few personal examples: --The air vent grommet on my Omar Hakim snare worked its way loose. I Called Pearl who immediately sent me the correct grommet and its been fixed for 10 years. --On one of my Masters bass drums, the plastic washers on the top part of both spurs cracked (Thank you America West). Pearl sent me replacements, no questions asked. --I ordered the high-end throne (the D2000BR). It took the retailer too long to ship it, so I contacted Pearl directly who sent me one out within days. I ended up with two of them eventually, so I sent one back. --On a 4-year-old Pearl cymbal stand, I stripped the wing nut that cinches the pipe joint (my bad: I've got drummer hands). I asked Pearl where I could buy a replacement and they offered to send me several replacement nuts and bolts for free.

Inventory is delusionally overpriced. And forget bringing in a consignment, they stick it you ya…read morewith a high fee PLUS you have to pay them to set up your guitar so it's up to their " wall standards". And the WORST thing of all is the insulting offer you get for trade in , pawn shops and Guitar center offers more. Save your time and money and skip this place, it's not the Eastside of old when they use to be worth doing business with. 1/2 star rating .

Incredible music store filled with great people working there. Lots of heart. Brings me back to the…read moredays of my youth when mom & pop music shops were plentiful. Eastside is TOP tier in the entire USA. Support this business. They deserve to thrive, especially in a special place like Nashville.

This is my go to guitar! The playability and feel are second to none! Only a Gibson is good enough!read more

I have a lot of fond memories where my Gibson SG standard is in my hands. I've beat the hell out of…read morethe thing at gigs all over the country, recorded with it in fancy studios, and even wrote some not-too-crappy songs on it. Funny thing is after it took a dive in my basement about 10 years ago and broke its headstock, it started playing better than ever once it was repaired and set up properly. All in all Gibson is a great American company with some seriously iconic guitars in its brand lineup. Hope they stay around for many years to come.

Nashville Jam Session is a small Nashville themed souvenir shop that sits just beyond the security…read moregates leading to C and D gates. In addition to souvenirs, which include shirts, hats, jewelry, magnets, toys and more, they do have a few items music centric such as guitar strings and straps...but most of the goods are souvenirs. And like most spots in BNA, they have a small selection of whiskey, Elvis whiskey to be exact. Selection is limited, and price is as expected at an airport shop. Service was non-existent, as the associate behind the counter did not acknowledge any of us wandering around the store. Overall, okay souvenir spot to walk through. There are more promising spots throughout the airport for souvenirs and/or whiskey.

I always make it a point to visit this store when I'm in Nashville. If you are looking for music…read morerelated items and accessories, this is your place. The prices are very reasonable and the selection is amazing. If you are in BNA stop in...you will be happy you did

I bought a piano yesterday and had an exceptional experience! One of the experts, Ben, was very…read moreknowledgeable and helped walk me through my options. He also gave me discounts to keep me within my personal budget which I greatly appreciated. All the workers were in good spirits and super friendly. If anyone mentions they want to buy a piano I'm sending them to Lane Music!

Lane Music was so great to work with! We rented a saxophone for 2 days to film a fun video of one…read moreof our executives playing the sax. Not only was pick up and drop off easy, the team at Lane Music was very accommodating and made the rental process stress-free. Our executive said the saxophone was in excellent condition and a joy to play. Thank you!