Rhinestones, tassels, boots so pointy they'll make your toes bleed... what more could you expect from Nashville's monument to the music that made it famous? Well, plenty more, as it turns out. The hall of fame contains some seriously impressive artefacts from musical history, from Bill Monroe's Loar f5 mandolin and Johnny Cash's black suit to Webb Pierce's car, pimped up with silver guns for handles and a buffalo horn on the front. Set across several floors, the hall of fame misses few details as it tells the story of 'hillbilly' music, although their enormous Hank Williams Sr tribute is curiously sketchy on his death. Big, bold, and shameless, this is one heck of a celebration of country music - and you wouldn't have it any other way.