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  beachboy60001 year, 6 months ago

  Yet more evidence that they are being "shunned and censored" by the industry after their comments.

  Pathetic.

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    Bukakke1 year, 6 months ago

    The public has spoken. With all these awards, this album sounds like it is better than Michael Jackson's Thriller Album. I still havent heard any of the songs yet. But, I am planning to run to my nearest record store to purchase it.

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      rrrtx1 year, 6 months ago

      OR

      Their fan base can't stand them now. Which seems like a more plausible explanation......?

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        HighlanderX1 year, 6 months ago

        Yeah, even those ideological conservatives can't stop them from laughing all the way to the bank, right? What a great way to get publicity, bash your president when you're in a different country, then have your base audience upset about it and then have the liberals put you up on a pedestal so you can make even more money. Just think if any of the Dixie Chicks were living in a place like Afghanistan, Iran, or Iraq. They would never be heard from again if they spoke out the way they did. Just goes to show you that you can say anything you want in this country and still make millions from it.

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          MarsDlugosz1 year, 6 months ago

          in the words of the great P Muse..."the worse the critic the better!"

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          Searchbeam1 year, 6 months ago

          HighlanderX,

          They are NOT living in Afghanistan, Iran or Iraq, and neither are you!

          So stop whining and raining on their parade!

          They are good! Very Good, indeed! And they have the GUTS to speak their mind, unlike some supine conservatives!

          Get used to them! They have a lot more to offer than nasty and snide comments,

          Not let us see what happens to the Bush puppet Clear Channel Bozos!

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            HighlanderX1 year, 6 months ago

            But if they were living in Afghanistan, Iran, or Iraq, they wouldn't have the freedom to speak out, and make tons of money from doing it. And in my opinion, your definition of good is quite different from mine. Natalie Maines tries to sing way out of her range and sounds like a screeching chimpanzee. Oh, and I also agree with Larry the Cable Guy's comment that she looks like a little Lane Bryant porker. Good thing I don't live in Afghanistan, Iran, or Iraq, huh. ;)

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              HighlanderX1 year, 6 months ago

              Oops, should I have waited to go to England before I said this? I wouldn't want to get any of you Natalie Maines fans mad at me or anything. You just might ostrasize me from the pop music scene. ;)

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          UnusualSuspect1 year, 6 months ago

          I suspect Highlander is just a disgruntled country music singer, waiting for his turn in the limelight and his share of the millions.

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        rrrtx1 year, 6 months ago

        Whatever.

        The comment was meant to address your mythical "right wing media" conspiracy paranoia.

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          michael1048521 year, 6 months ago

          And...your point is....?

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          rrrtx1 year, 6 months ago

          I think perhaps you are so far left that the center looks like the far right. It's all a matter of perspective. There are conservatives out there that think that Rush Limbaugh is a liberal.

          Just realize that you are in a very small minority with this view of the "right wing media."

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            rrrtx1 year, 6 months ago

            I don't believe they have my interests at heart either. They certainly aren't very sympathetic to my belief system.

            I think that the media serves one master too - it's own ego.

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        katiecakes1 year, 6 months ago

        Good point. To be honest though, most people form their opinion of a person, at least partly, based on their politics. For example, A liberal probley would not be drawn to see movies with a star that was an outspoken republican. At least not as much as if that star had the same political views as the movie viewer. The other way around to. I know a lot of conservitives that shy away from movies with very out spoken liberals. Im speaking mostly about stars that are REALLY extreme on their end of the spectrum of course. This is some what sad I think, because a person's political views really don't have anything to do with their talent. I don't agree with the Dixie Chicks on some of their views, although I also do not like Bush or what he has done. But I think that the Chicks are pretty talented and I still listen to their music from time to time. Caus Earl had to Die!

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          katiecakes1 year, 6 months ago

          True, after reading that list I see that I may have mispoken a bit. I guess its not so much the movie star but the movie. I consider myself liberabl as well, and love the "Terminator" movies. I guess I wouldn't have the same feeling if those movies had strong pro Bush messages though. That would not be an issue with the star though, but rather with the movie. I guess thats the point Im trying to make.

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          Great list of stars!

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          UnusualSuspect1 year, 6 months ago

          Dennis Hopper? Really......? Wow...who would have known.

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          slate1 year, 6 months ago

          WOW

          I had no Idea they had that many in the biz!

          I still listen to DC music,,, I can keep it apart,,, I just shut out when they start, in on Bush,,,,

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          ithinktherforeconservative1 year, 6 months ago

          Edinbug - I had to laugh when you proceeded to identify all the Conservative Actors and then ended your comment by stating "Who keeps track of stuff like that!"... Apparently you do - LOL

          BTW - James Woods & Dennis Hopper???

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          UnusualSuspect1 year, 6 months ago

          Yes, that is too bad. I've really liked Eastwood's films of the past few years, and even tho he's a staunch Republican, I'll still see him in those films because he's a decent actor, and at times a great director. Same with a fewothers, too. I try not to let a person's politics get in the way of their talents. Makes no sense.

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        tehranchik1 year, 6 months ago

        I think they have a new fan base now.

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          jordan111 year, 6 months ago

          I think they have a new fan base now.>>>>

          Yes, it appears they've come up in the world.

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        jaern1 year, 6 months ago

        I've been a fan of the Chicks since the beginning and stuck by them. We saw them in Detroit for their Taking the Long Way concert tour kick off and I have to say most of the audience were wearing past concert tour t-shirts. It didn't look like they lost any of their fan base in the North and they got a standing ovation when they came out on stage to "Hail to the Chief".

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        Justice4All1 year, 6 months ago

        It's country music. Their fans ame mostly ignorant rednecks. What were they thinking when the criticized the Bush Regime. Their fans don't understand what they said. Rush Limbaugh told the fans to shun them.

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      dtsl1 year, 6 months ago

      Please explain in what way is "Not Ready To Make Nice Nice" a powerful song? It is just more whinning by the Natalie about how rough she has had it. She doesn't want to accept the consequences of her actions. She needs to get over it and accept that a lot of her fans didn't like her words or her attitude. They still don't. I think it is very far fetched of you to say it is Right Wing conspiracy. Your above statement actually made me laugh out loud. What is amazing is the fact that you probably believe what you write. I am going to have to guess that you are under 21 or have not experienced much life.

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      jaern1 year, 6 months ago

      My favorite song is: Silent House. Very powerful for all of us who have dealt with or dealing with a Alzheimer's patient.

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      bill29361 year, 6 months ago

      Actually the Grammys are voted on by the music industry, not the public.

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        MarsDlugosz1 year, 6 months ago

        actually its all payola!

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        dtsl1 year, 6 months ago

        Yes and that is why the winners circle is usually a joke

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      injest1 year, 6 months ago

      "The public" has spoken. With all these awards, this album sounds like it is better than Michael Jackson's Thriller Album. I still havent heard any of the songs yet. But, I am planning to run to my nearest record store to purchase it.

      Que, The Chicks songs are not played on country music stations. "The public" that actually listens to country music.

      Their concerts have been canceled in some 30 so-called "RED States". "The public" that actually goes to country music concerts.

      Their CD has sold well 9th or 10th ranked yet I like you don't know anyone who has bought it or heard it. Rumor has it that "The public" that has bankrolled Air America radio is the primary buyer of their CD's. And even Air America radio won't play their music.

      Yes Virginia "The public" has spoken, and now we all know what the Grammy actually means. I'm not impressed are you?

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        Helixbuilder1 year, 6 months ago

        Some one is buying the CD's and going to the shows. Your reasoning makes no sense.

        So why does the CD have to the top seller to win an award?

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      NoSpinDave1 year, 6 months ago

      The public? WHAT? You mean the grammy board right? The all liberal, Bush hating, grammy voters right??? The public made this the 9th best selling country album this year! That means there were at least eight other groups more deserving! This all all about politics!

      Didnt the Dixie Chicks THEMSELVES ask not to be put in the country category anymore just last year? Humm, guess its all good if it benifits them though as they were CLEARLY handed this award by the hollywood left.

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        Helixbuilder1 year, 6 months ago

        Do you know who voted for the Grammy awards and their political bias? Or maybe you are making up stuff because YOU don't think the Dixie Chicks deserve the awards?

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      Helixbuilder1 year, 6 months ago

      Let me sort this out if you have no talent you must be a liberal. Is that what your saying Secondchance otherwise your comment makes no sense! your logic is flawed!

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      TednGilbertAZ1 year, 6 months ago

      The public has NOT spoken... only their liberal-minded peers in the ultra-liberal music industry. This was so predictable... all it was was an anti-Bush vote, not for the Album of the Year, which should have been either "Continuum" or "Stadium Arcadium" - both of which were masterpieces. "The Long Way Home" was just middle of the road (MOR) vintage Dixie Chicks and not even as good as "Fly" however, in order to make a statement, their peers voted them in on every nomination... puhleez. John Mayer was screwed last night, but at least RHCP won for Best Rock Album. Too bad the Grammies are not completely political and becoming incresingly irrelevant as a result.

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    beachboy60001 year, 6 months ago

    Freedom of speech does not mean you can say what you like and not get criticized for it. They have every right to bash Bush. But, when others criticize them they shout censorship. To them, it freedom of speech means only the freedom to agree with them.

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      Bukakke1 year, 6 months ago

      You said that right! Freedum of speach also gives people that don't agree with your speach the freedum of speach. Thats why I like these blog sites. I tryed the huffington post site before, and they don't let your comment through if they don't agree with you. there is not freedum of speech on that site.

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        SusanParrish1 year, 6 months ago

        That's not the only site that does that.

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      GoldStandard1 year, 6 months ago

      That's a very true and very overlooked fact. Only a government can apply censorship, not a private institution or citizen. Individuals have the right to voice opposition to a statement and companies have the right to associate with or hire whomever they choose. You have a right to speak, but nobody owes you a platform to speak on.

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        whatever20001 year, 6 months ago

        When you are on a company's payroll you are representing that company. It is not right for you to use your position, time on their clock, or any of THEIR resources to voice or further your own personal political agenda without their expressed consent. Unless of course you work for a lobbyist. What you choose to do politically on your own time is your own business. I personally would recommend you do not wear clothing carrying the company logo as you do this. Should you be punished for expressing your political views on your own time, as an anonymous citizen, without any affiliation with your employer, then and only then have you been wronged.

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          Searchbeam1 year, 6 months ago

          Is that called economic slavery?

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            whatever20001 year, 6 months ago

            I suppose I will shock you by agreeing. Perhaps what I'm commenting on and what KelLuv commented on aren't the same thing. I can see she is referring to casual conversation between employees. I was referring to a more public statement of political views. Let's say your at a trade show in the company booth. To voice your political views in such a context could legitimately put you at risk of losing your job. What you say in the lunch room to your buds shouldn't. My bad. This is just my view. To further complicate this I'll point out that if I hang erotic photos in my office (which I don't) it could be construed as sexual harassment. However to have to listen to some schmuck's political verbage, even overheard at the next table, is somehow protected speech seems to be an inconsistent application of law. Why should one form of expression be protected while another is not? Are we prepared to split moral hairs? What about my enjoyment of my workplace free from Liberal or Neocon drivel?

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              lfergie8121 year, 6 months ago

              Where I worked, diversity was going full swing and along with the things you mentioned, to tell an off color joke could subject you to discipline and continued infractions could subject you to dismissal from the company. You had to be very careful what you said to the opposite sex.

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          deathray1 year, 6 months ago

          Wow. Any company that attempted t make me vote a certain way would not have me as an employee fo long.

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            whatever20001 year, 6 months ago

            Well that certainly isn't economic slavery! Unless you left the job via the Underground RR.

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        injest1 year, 6 months ago

        If you are speaking your mind will at work and your job is not to speak your mind, odds are you will be fired not for speaking your mind but for not doing your job. Most people understand this by the age of 20.

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        ONEMEMPHISDUDE1 year, 6 months ago

        Love the way you put this! So true. No one owes you the platform to speak on. Are you tired of the so called "right wing, corporate media?" Then start up a competing program broadcasting your ideas and left wing values.

        This is America, land of capitalism. If your product is wanted by the public...you could be successful. Just think, if you really believe that your left leaning views are truly of interest to a segment of the viewing/listening public, then you may have your self a public venue for all sorts of your radical ideas.

        I have your solution! I hear Air America has filed for bankruptcy. You may be able to pick it up for a song!

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      jordan111 year, 6 months ago

      But, when others criticize them they shout censorship>>>>>>

      Criticizing them is one thing, using one's 'power' to destroy them financially :& artistically is quite another. But that's what CONS 'do', and their little drones follow right along.

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        Searchbeam1 year, 6 months ago

        Right On, Jordan!

        Like Clear Channel, the Bush lapdogs!

        Rush can say or do anything, including using illegally obtained drugs, and that's OK with these guys.

        Michael J Fox, who suffers from Parkinson's takes a stand on Stem Cell Research, and RUSH VILLIFIES AND RIDICULES HIM! And that's OK with these guys!

        Some moral standards!

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          jordan111 year, 6 months ago

          Like Clear Channel, the Bush lapdogs!>>>>

          Absolutely right. Clear Channel has the market on radio stations, and they're pandering to the far right with their CON speak. In other words, they're using propaganda in a democracy where 'all' voices should be heard. Forget terrorists, because the greatest enemy we face is the use of the media to silence anything but the far right agenda.

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        injest1 year, 6 months ago

        Criticizing them is one thing, using one's 'power' to destroy them financially :& artistically is quite another. But that's what CONS 'do', and their little drones follow right along.

        If I understand you correctly you are saying we should not have used economic sanctions against South Africa to get them to drop their apartheid? Really

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          jordan111 year, 6 months ago

          What an ignorant analogy. But then, whose surprised?

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  NoSpinDave1 year, 6 months ago

  The fact that this story is the #1 story on the front page is all the evidence anyone needs that LIBSCAPE has fallen off the left wing deep end.

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  Sandokan1 year, 6 months ago

  GOOD GOING GIRLS.... INTEGRITY PAYS IN THE END. BUSH MIGHT WANT TO TAKE NOTICE.

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    ONEMEMPHISDUDE1 year, 6 months ago

    I just couldn't let this side. "Integrity pays in the end?" Oh Please! This awards show has been marketed very nicely. The Dixie Chicks are also marketed the only way they can be. These "awards" are the culmination of an intense marketing effort to "Re-SELL" The Chicks to America. Nothing more, nothing less.

    Natalie Maines makes a STUPID, immature comment. Her public responds by not buying her product. (OUCH!) The left claims she was unfairly treated. Maines mishandles her "apology." Finally, someone offers to bankroll The Chicks and to re-do her image. If she can keep her mouth shut, it may work.

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  mark-stevens1 year, 6 months ago

  Blue Cheer had a hit in the late sixties. Those really long haired loud rockers openly supported the Vietnam war. They never amounted to anything, even with their top ten hit.

  There was a time supporting the goverment was not a good idea in music.

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  THOMNH621 year, 6 months ago

  does anyone really care, this is nothing more than a hollywierd love fest. Hey I got an idea, lets spend lots of money to give ourselves awards, what a great way to make ourselves feel more importand. Van you imagine how many homeless people they could have feed with just the money spent on clothes last night.

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    mesodude1 year, 6 months ago

    Well, rest assured that the amount of money they spent on clothes is infinitesimal compared to the amount of money wasted in Iraq and given to Big Oil in the form of tax breaks. If you're so worried about "hollywierd" I can only imagine how many sleepless nights you have worrying about spending extravagances of real significance. Or not...

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    injest1 year, 6 months ago

    Hey I got an idea, lets spend lots of money to give ourselves awards, what a great way to make ourselves feel more important. Van you imagine how many homeless people they could have feed with just the money spent on clothes last night.

    Excellent and undeniable point. And now if their not too hangover they might realize just what pathetic hypocrites they all are.

    Truth out.

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    whatever20001 year, 6 months ago

    Just about every industry has awards they grant to those within their field who achieve greatness. Jeez I can't believe I'm saying this about the Dixie Chicks. I make beer. We have the Great American Beer Festival or the World Beer Cup. What's the difference?

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    Sandokan1 year, 6 months ago

    Or the amount that could be saved and given to the homeless if we were not in Iraq????

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  IcCaRus1 year, 6 months ago

  couldnt do worse than Duh-bya

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  IcCaRus1 year, 6 months ago

  bush and his cronies provide MORE than enuf material

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  theido1 year, 6 months ago

  "American people had SPOKEN!"

  Yeah, those directly related to the music industry.

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    deathray1 year, 6 months ago

    I'm sure that beautifulart was referrng to the midterm elections last November.

    Those had nothing to do with the music industry, now, did they?

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  jay611 year, 6 months ago

  Love these Honies. AWWWW ,,,so they bashed Dubya and everyone was mad. This is america, Chit Happens. lol

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    theido1 year, 6 months ago

    Tell your "Honies" that.

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  THOMNH621 year, 6 months ago

  spoken, if you consider hollywierd americas people then youve been smoking to much weed. These people have no clue what main stream america is like. get a life.

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    IcCaRus1 year, 6 months ago

    they have more of a clue than Duh-bya and Shotgun Dicky, thats for sure.

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    Helixbuilder1 year, 6 months ago

    Are you're saying that because these people got famous after living a normal life the know nothing of normal life? I find your conclusion silly!

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      MarsDlugosz1 year, 6 months ago

      good clean living!

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    sithlordO21 year, 6 months ago

    mainstream America = NASCAR and wrestling (it ain't fake) LOL

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      jerryskid11 year, 6 months ago

      "That's right! Wrestling is real and I got a body by McDonald's" - Fat guy. Everything is bigger in Texass including the people.

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        injest1 year, 6 months ago

        "That's right! Wrestling is real a

        The only place I know of that thinks Wrestling is real was Tennessee Back in the 80's ya know the people that actually elected Al Gore!! ROFLMAO

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      GoldStandard1 year, 6 months ago

      Gee, that sounds rather stereotypical and predjudiced.

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    Searchbeam1 year, 6 months ago

    You should know, now that you have become an expert on "weed".

    Keep on rolling!

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    PucciPat1 year, 6 months ago

    there's no such thing

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  twangster1 year, 6 months ago

  It's ironic that three women have taken the coveted 'bad boy" mantle in country music. In a genre that has become a haven for male artists who can't really rock yet desperately pretend to, the Dixie Chicks should be welcomed with open arms.

  To all the Nashville wankers.... dated rock star poses, leather pants and crumpled straw hats will never cut it guys.

  (Unless of course you're stuck with minivan moms as an audience.)

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    slate1 year, 6 months ago

    Ouch,,, so I guess you go morer for the unwashed real rock look with a needle hanging out of the arm?

    I'm a musician and I can tell you the country players far exceed the rock talents of today as far as ability.

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      twangster1 year, 6 months ago

      Well, if you lived in Nashville you'd know that's true of the 3 or 4 teams of guys who play on the records. They're absolutley brilliant. Very few country bands or artists get to play on their own records. Brad Paisley and Keith Urban are exceptions.

      At least the Dixie Chicks play on their own sessions.

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        Bukakke1 year, 6 months ago

        Alison Krauss Union Station is good, I like Sinead and My Morning Jacket. But I have never heard of Amadou Mariam. I will have to check it out.

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          slate1 year, 6 months ago

          I love Alison Krauss Union Station!!!! But I love any good music of any style..... she has a great voice and Union Station is part of that studio group that plays on many of the CDs put out

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            twangster1 year, 6 months ago

            Allison may live in Nashville but is categorized as bluegrass by the industry, VERY different from being a "country" artist.

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      infideldawg1 year, 6 months ago

      I don't listen to too much of today's country music. I'll take Doc Watson anyday.

      Although Alison Krauss is quite good.

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    IronBCTVet1 year, 6 months ago

    You missed the point that they are no longer part of country music genre nor accepted by their previous fans. Rock does not equal country or the other way around. Musical influences are widely varied, but to say country is a watered down version of rock is not correct. The Chicks have to find someone to sell their albums too and this works as well as any advertising campaign.

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    Searchbeam1 year, 6 months ago

    twangster,

    The "golden boys" of country music are all hiding behind Bush!

    Dixie Chicks are showing who's got the muscle and the real "stuff"!

    You go, Dixie Chicks!

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  kboy1 year, 6 months ago

  It still will not help them with Country Fans not buyiny their music and pressuring stations not to play them.

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    twangster1 year, 6 months ago

    I think they're thankful for that. Country radio is pathetic... Fat teenage girls and soccermoms... hmmm what an audience.

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      MarsDlugosz1 year, 6 months ago

      that's right! if you can sell potato chips, panty hose, pizza or Pepsi, you're a number one hit in America. Screw the real artists. Pass the pretzels please.

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        Helixbuilder1 year, 6 months ago

        What a concept if you don't like it is because the music is crap and deviod of talent and further the audeince is composed of idiots.

        You know it takes talent and artistry to make the music you don't like as well as the music you like. Get over yourself and your snob atittude.

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          MarsDlugosz1 year, 6 months ago

          what crawled up your butt?

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    IcCaRus1 year, 6 months ago

    yes, and how american is it of country music fans. in a country supposedly founded on free speech to boycott stations that play a song you dont like...

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      slate1 year, 6 months ago

      ahhhhhh the fans are the free speech, they spoke by not buying their music. Do you know how many musicians have much better music than what you hear on the radio? They had the right to make it but free speech never said you have the right to be heard. Have them stand on the corner and play I'm sure someone will walk by and hear,,,, that is as far as the free speech thing goes not a sure bet thing that makes people listen if you make em mad,,,, free speech works two ways.

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      Skeptic1 year, 6 months ago

      That is the fans only voice; the power to boycott. The fan has no radio or TV voice to express their displeasure. Only the power of not buying products, of not viewing or of not listening will catch the attention of sponsors and stations.

      Although there was no organized boycott of Air America or Al Franken, with few listeners and no support from the public, they went into bankruptcy.

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    slate1 year, 6 months ago

    True,,,,

    I can see the business meeting now 'Nat' Hey I know let's Diss those that gave us fame along with the president to be cool. True we won't be able to sell out stadiums anymore in the US and be relegated to the Canada circuit and a few sympathy concerts from the left. But you know there's always Japan and India. Don't worry gurls It's Hollywood stick with me and I'll get you a Grammy or 4 they love politics over talent.

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    mesodude1 year, 6 months ago

    Call me overly optimistic but I have a feeling the five Grammys they won last night will be sufficient "help" for some time to come. Besides, what makes you think they want or need fans who don't respect their views or principles?

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      infideldawg1 year, 6 months ago

      That one works both ways. If they want the fans to respect their views and principles, they must also respect the views and pronciples of the fans.

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    sithlordO21 year, 6 months ago

    Narrow-minded country fans. As if all country musicians need to be flag waving imbeciles.

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      infideldawg1 year, 6 months ago

      Is everyone that's patriotic an "imbecile" now?

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  flyrodder1 year, 6 months ago

  Think they should form a new band with Bill Clinton on sax, Sean Penn on drums, Hanoi Jane lead vocals and Monica Lewinski blowing a trumpet....speaking of love fests.

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    infideldawg1 year, 6 months ago

    I didn't know Monica blew a trumpet too....

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