I always found it funny how they make a big deal about Avery burning his master tapes.. yet, they showed them working in Pro Tools, which means they’ve already been converted to digital..

The practice is normally to make several backup copies of the individual tracks as well as stems once they are converted.

Additionally: Any benefits of tape saturation have already been applied once it has been tracked to tape.

I'm creating a YouTube playlist of music from Nashville. I've completed tracks beginning with letters A-M so far. It's heavily weighted towards Clare Bowen and Sam Palladio, but features some of the other Nashville characters as well. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDQ2WxHMqWfrE38deOXrWPT5SJ37QJqih

Since the original show aired 12 years ago, Nashville has essentially become the Rock capital of the world, taking the spot from L.A.

I lot of Rock artists have sprung up or relocated to Nashville. Artists such as Jack White and The Black Keys have relocated there and opened their own studios to support up and coming artists. In the past decade it has become a new scene.

I think they should produce a spin-off, focusing more on this music aspect, while even keeping it in the same universe.

Can someone explain where Sadie, Luke, Liam, and especially Watty are >!when Rayna dies??? Isn't Watty one of her closest people in her circle and Luke shows tremendous grace when he decides to sell his label to Rayna. !<How does Teddy, Tandy and Juliette >!not "completely lose it" when she dies? !<Disappointed that the writing could have really taken advantage >!of such a tragedy with everyone's emotions but we really only get to see Maddie, Scarlett, Bucky and of course, Deacon's raw emotions. Anyone else want to offer their thoughts?!<

!I just finished the series for the 2nd time. It's been several years, and all I remembered was that I really liked the endling. Now, after watching it again, I am reminded of why. Happy endings can happen in this show! My favorite of all was Avery showing up a Juliette's new home and proposing to her. Wow. So I'm all happy and melty with a full heart <3!<

Sometimes, I swear I don’t remember most of the scenes—just fragments of the story lines, here and there.

Season 3, Episode 2 where Layla scolds Will before the reality crew shows up. Trying to figure out where this place is! Any help is super appreciated :)

Can someone tell my why everything just goes WRONG in season 4

The amount of times I’ve screamed at my tv and been like WHYYYYYYY

Like Maddie’s emancipation?! The trial literally going well and then deacon messes it up AGAIN

Juliette coming back and literally not changing at all lol

scarlet being a pick me still

Will just burrying his head in the sand, STILL

and don’t get me wrong, I love me some rayna, but she’s such a wet blanket this season, just feeling sorry for herself 24/7

Pls tell me it’s not this depressing going forward…

And yes I already know Rayna dies (I’ve already cried about it 20 times)

Okay so he walks in on Will literally SHOOTING up growth hormones (steroids), notices his extreme mood swings and excessive working out but yet doesn’t put it all together????

I'll start. The episode where Maddie's friend Twig does shrooms and his friends throw cheese puffs on him.

Why doesn’t anyone (main characters) on this show use a pick?

I can understand a few people or a few songs being fingerpicked, but everyone just strumming out is on their thumb.

Maybe the show guitar teacher taught them all that way.

Really just a musician nit pick…

First off, I will admit that I was always kind of bugged by the Scarlett hate. I always really like Scarlett. Then I got to season 5 and yikes. When she hooks up with Damien and then gets pregnant she is so obnoxious. Just completely self-righteous.

Then Juliette. Holy cow. 5 years and zero growth. Even after her plane crash and completely stalking and manipulating the gospel singer into making an album, she goes completely psycho…again. It’s not endearing at all and she’s beyond blaming it on her bad past. I don’t know how Avery stays with her.

And finally, Maddie. Just enough already. She’s loses her mind, emancipates herself and then when exactly what her parents said would happen, happens comes running back without so much an apology. And the continues to be the same spoiled, whiney little Princess she always was.

And yes…I’m still watching though I’m not sure why.

I just can’t with her. She is just a total brat.

So I just started watching on season 3. I’m so annoyed most of the time. I hate Gunnar for what he did to Zoey. She got played. I hate Deacon. I hate Rayna. Maddie is a spoiled brat. Will is awful and a coward. Don’t get me going on Scarlett. They are insufferable but I can’t look away. I’m hooked.

I watched the show when it originally aired and am now rewatching for the first time. Sooo many thoughts.

First and foremost, I know Juliette had a crappy childhood and what not, but the way she treats people is just unbelievably wrong. She’s just SO mean. And people just continue to stand by her.

Also, Maddie is a brat. She’s so manipulative, especially after she finds out about Deacon. Any time she doesn’t get her way she just goes crying to the other parent.

Anyone else recently do a rewatch?

Saw a new interview with Charles Esten talking about a potential reunion episode or another tour... thoughts? https://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz/us-showbiz/nashville-star-teases-huge-cast-32669198

I'm doing a rewatch and it seems like such a small thing to have a gripe with but if Scarlett is so addicted to the pills why does the bottle Liam gave her always seem full. I know she's not conniving enough to get her own prescription.

So I’ve been rewatching Nashville and I am literally so confused and annoyed with this storyline. Cause Scarlett and Gunnar had gone through a lot to get back together and why now does she suddenly decide to hook up with Damien. Idk, I was pretty glad that Gunnar dumped her for good at the end of season 5. Cause it’s like she didn’t even care or love him enough to stop distrusting him

I have watched the series a few times and I am always expecting Juliet’s BS but I am watching again and I have to say Rayna was no picnic. A little condescending, entitled and unreasonable . I always remembered her being more graceful or even more passive, but now I’m kinda changing my opinion at least for the first season. Don’t get me wrong some of the BS that Juliet pulled would piss the nicest, classiest person off. But like right from the beginning, Rayna kind of acted like working with Juliet was beneath her. I’m only at like episode seven or something but this is where I come to rant about my bing TV watching. So if anyone else has thoughts, I would love to hear them.

SPOILER Juliette is reeling because Avery is divorcing her and she’s in the hotel lobby and a fan runs up and asks to take a picture while already snapping a pic of her and Juliette subsequently attacks her. In my opinion the tan deserved it because I feel like fans forget celebrities are people too. She shouldn’t have invaded her personal space 🤷🏽‍♀️

Love that part of her character.

I just realized that Beverly isn't in a single flashback in Season 6, Episode 14 which makes no sense. It feels like a huge oversight to me, unless the showrunners are trying to say she's that much younger than him but that doesn't make sense. My understanding was always that Beverly and Rayna were the same age, and Rayna left her dad's when she was 16 and no one ever mentioned a significant age difference so I thought he was 18 or 20. Unless he was 22-24 (or older) when he started dating Rayna Beverly would have at least been a baby in the super young Deacon flashbacks and a little girl in the teen Deacon flashbacks.

Does anyone else hate how Cash got away with what she did? I don’t understand how the writers dropped the ball on that? It probably would have driven up ratings, by a lot. Oooh Rayna threatens her, big whoop! All that did was make things worse! They should have had her killed. 😂 That could have been a whole other season story line!

Buckie and Glen are the dads I wish I had growing up!!

I’m sorry, but I literally had to make an account for this!

I cannot for the life of me, stand her facial expressions or her mannerisms, narcissistic behavior and her victim mentality!

Everything has to be about her and if it isn’t, she sure makes it about her!

Yea I know this show started airing over 10 years ago… I started watching because I’m a fan of Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere reminds me of my Disney years. I’m not the biggest fans of either of their characters but I understand them and what the show was going for. But like… what is with these men!?

I’m only on season 1 but I’m almost done and I just need to know if any of them get better from here.

I started out feeling sorry for Teddy but now I just don’t like him at all. He put himself in the middle of Rayna’s family drama by running for office for her dad despite have all those skeletons in their closet.

Lamar… I’m sure I don’t need to explain.

Avery is selfish SOB but there’s something to be said when I have more hope for him than anybody else.

Gunnar turned into Avery overnight and I need this “nice guy” to go get some therapy ASAP! Because he just balls it all up.

Speaking of therapy, I see that most people like Deacon and he is probably the person I can not stand the absolute most. He is entirely too old to be fooling around with someone the same age as his niece, he seems to want to get away from drama but invites onto himself by bringing his girlfriend on the road, then cheats on her.. I’m just so sick of his puppy dog somber “I’m just recovering addict who feels remorseful for my sins” look. You need to grow up!

Anyway… rant over. Please tell me the characters progress and develop into better people.

So Im rewatching the show for the third time now and it has been a while since I last did.

Boy I didnt remember all the things that happened in the first 10 or so chapters. By that point on the show: Juliette met a guy and almost married him, Deacon went on tour, Rayna and Juliette are about to start their tour, Scarlett broke up with Avery and got into several fights with Gunnar, Avery left his band and of course Deacon and Rayna had a fight about their feelings. All of this while Teddy is dealing with is Mayor campaign.

What a rollercoaster, that is why I love the show so much I guess lol.

I just wanted to ask if any of you has been to the Bluebird before. I am not from the US but I know it's hard to enter.

If you did go, how was the music and the experience overall?

Re-watching...

Early season trope: Someone doesn't want to go to a party and they tell somebody, and the 2nd person says, "You have to go. [reasons]" This happened over and over. This is now how I think of Nashville, the city. Everyone goes to parties they don't want to do, because they *have* to.

Along similar lines, don't go to Deacon if you want support about a concern. Share your concern and he will immediately pooh pooh it, in a genial and caring-sounding way.

I guess both of these work to advance the story, as many dysfunctional habits do (like keeping secrets, a more obvious Nashville trope).