music city

[singsong]

i just moved to nashville from new york city.
right, it's a big changed.

actually, my first impression of music city isn't that pretty.
i saw men smoking marijuana at the kroger parking lot.
and a woman handed flyers searching for suspect who shot and killed
her son and his friend. and you know what? this happened at the same
kroger store located at where 8th ave and monroe street meet.
it's very near to downtown nashville.

music city will be much beautiful and great city to live
if the city concern about security and safety for the public.


but anyway, it was the first impression i've got from music city
which gave me a sour taste.

[David J Castello]

Sorry to hear about your bad first impression. I can promise you that it was, by far, the exception and not the rule. My first day in Nashville was completely different and I fell hard for Music City, USA. And guess what? I used to live in New York City. In fact, I bartended for two years on the 107th floor of the World Trade Center (one of my cousins was killed in Tower 2 on 9/11).
Now don't get me wrong, I still love NYC and I'm sorry to read about your first day's experience in Nashville. But if seeing some guys smoke a joint, and reading a flyer handed out by a crime victim is the worst thing you experience in Nashville, none of that can compare to some of the things I saw when I was living in New York City.

Best,
David J Castello
Nashville.com History Editor

[tryst]

if you lived in nyc, you saw far crazier things than N'ville has to offer. i lived in brooklyn for a long time and detroit for even longer. the music city is tame in comparison, and far more beautiful... anyone coming from the east coast shouldn't be too shocked to see a spliff getting passed around. but, as with anywhere in our modern world-from harlem to smallville usa, watch your back!!! evil knows no prejudice...
peace!

[Destiny891]

i am new on the site whats cool on this site?

[bigmark35]

Hey I'm new to the site too. I hear there's a good music scene.