CD-Charts Position 1
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Taking the Long Way

by: Dixie Chicks

Release Date May 23, 2006
A brilliant album which takes the Dixie Chicks in a slightly new direction musically, appealing not just to Country fans but across the whole spectrum.
All the fans will have a copy already but for anybody new to the band I would just say don't hesitate-this is sensational!
"Not Ready To Make Nice", especially if you know the history,must be one of the most powerful and evocative anthems of the last 30 years, up there with the likes of "Bat Out Of Hell" and "Total Eclipse Of The Heart".
This album marks the Chicks' first serious attempt at songwriting. If they can maintain the standard of "Not Ready..." it would put them on the level of the legendary Jim Steinman.
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CD-Charts Position 2
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Home

by: Dixie Chicks

Release Date August 27, 2002
I love having this in the car. Every song is great to sing or hum along with and the talented girls score with the energy shifts and souring talent. I am pleased to have another of their offerings in my collection. Wise and thoughtful, sweet and simple, it's ALL good

CD-Charts Position 3
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Top of the World Tour

by: Dixie Chicks

Release Date November 21, 2003
I love the live version of the well known Dixie Chicks tunes. Great CD.

CD-Charts Position 4
Average Rating:

Not Ready to Make Nice

by: Dixie Chicks

Release Date June 12, 2006
I returned this product because it was 3 songs of the CD. I paid $13 and thought I was getting the entire CD. Gave it a 2 star because I was able to return the product hassle-free.

CD-Charts Position 5
Average Rating:

Taking the Long Way

by: Dixie Chicks

Release Date November 14, 2006
Fantastic album! Nothing less than great songs from start to finish. Demonstrates the group's continued progress from country pop stars to polished contemporary artists. Truly a strong statement of their vision and maturity in the face of political attacks and country radio's abandonment of the group. That's okay--this album signals that they'd outgrown the limitations of country pop anyway.

CD-Charts Position 6
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An Evening with the Dixie Chicks

starring: Emily Robison, Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire, Lloyd Maines, John Mock
directed by: Joel Gallen

Release Date February 11, 2003
One of the most enjoyable concerts ever. The Chicks-as usual-are near-perfect vocally and musically as they take us through all the songs from the (then) new album "Home" plus 4 older tracks.
Impossible to pick out highlights as all 16 songs are sensational in their own way.
Some entertaining chat from Natalie,Emily and Marti. Also a nice touch as Natalie introduces the band individually.
Audience participation creates a great atmosphere.
This production is so good it's almost unbelieveable.