Storm Surge said:I was up in the Nashville area last week for a couple of days. It had been about 5 or 6 years since I'd been up there. We met up with a friend (and fellow Bama grad) who was in med school at Vandy. I've always been a Nashville fan. It's one of only a handful of cities (the only one in Tenn. BTW) outside Alabama I would ever consider living.
You're right about Franklin/Brentwood. That entire Cool Springs area is as nice and organized a suburb as you'll ever see. It's basically a less spread out and more organized version of Hoover/Inverness. Plus, unlike Bham (as much as I like the Bham area), they actually have entertainment options other than shopping and movie theaters. Is the area along I-440 west of I-65 up to I-40 a nice area? That area looks like it's going to provide me the shortest commute to work while also allowing me to be close to the Brentwood/Franklin areas and the south side of town which will cut some off the trips back home, to the beach, and of course....to Alabama games.
One last thing Tider, are there any decent non-country stations in Nashville? 105.9 FM was a decent classic rock station but the rest of the stations quite frankly suck!! That's one of the few areas where Bham kills Nashville IMO. Bham has fun stations like 106.9 (all 80s), 100.5 FM (classic alternative music station with a really strong signal out of Tuscaloosa), 99.5, and others. It would be nice to have a few decent stations to listen to if and when I move up there.
You might try Lightning 100.1 if you want an alternative rock station. Lots of REM, Drivin' n Cryin', etc..... If you want sports talk, we have plenty of that and it's pretty good. 99.7, 104.5, 560am, 1510am for that.