[beansox]

Again with the "country music is evil" rhetoric. This girl just doenst know when to stop!

[RichInOC]

Natalie never liked country? Well, considering that her dad was a country musician, she must have had one sucky childhood.

[hattend]

Hmmm...and they are just about to release a new CD. I guess Natalie wants it to tank even worse than it will.

How soon until the other two chicks deep six this Albatross?

[bella1]

Correction, Natalie; Nashville is pretty much done with you.

[Millee]

Well, I never liked the Ditzy Chicks so I guess we're even.

[selucreh]

She doesn't like country. Tsk, tsk, tsk. Hey, I don't like HER, and I sure don't listen to her 'music', although I do like a tad of country every now and then. Girl needs to move out of country, literally.

[ToddBush]

This just shows why she's a liberal moonbat that no one cares about anymore.

As Larry the Cable guy said: "If it weren't for them two hot girls, that Natalie Maines would be working in a Lane Bryant in Nashville, TN."

[selucreh]

She doesn't like country. Tsk, tsk, tsk. Hey, I don't like HER, and I sure don't listen to her 'music', although I do like a tad of country every now and then. Girl needs to move out of country, literally.

[FreedomCalls]

Natalie Maines NEVER Liked Country

And Country never really liked Natalie Maines.

[ClearCase_guy]

I was ignorant to the fact that the stereotypes behind country music were true

"Buy my new record you stupid hillbillies!"

[sarasota]

The new album is "reminiscent of 70's rock bands like the Eagles". We'll just see about that. But it's gotta be full of "feelings".

[F16Fighter]

"I really think people have just gone insane. And they think we've gone insane...when Bush got reelected, I just didn't know what to do."

Better put some ice on that babe and pop a few quaaludes. There's another couple years yet to go.

[Hatteras]

"Every day a soldier dies, I am more proud that I spoke out."

I wonder if she springs out of bed in the morning and scans the news with gleeful anticipation...

[jazusamo]

"Dixie Chicks frontwoman Natalie Maines talks to Entertainment Weekly about why she's ''pretty much done'' with Nashville."


I think airhead Maines has got it all backwards. It's Nashville, as well as Country Music fans, that are "pretty much done" with Maines.

[weegee]

For me to be in country music to begin with was not who I was. I liked Martie and Emily's playing, but I did not grow up liking country music. And I guess I was ignorant to the fact that the stereotypes behind country music were true...

There would be backlash if she made that kind of comment about rap but not for smearing "ignorant barefoot and pregnant hillbillies".

[stainlessbanner]

I hear Chavez is a big fan.

[nickcarraway]

The problem wasn't that they said what they said, so much as they did it behind their country's back. If they were in Dallas, and made that statement, and took how th3e audience reacted, at least they had the courage of what they believed in. But they said it in a foreign country wher ethey knew they'd get applause. Apparently, Natalie Maines was the girl in high school who went up to the girl who hated her sister and told her all the bad things about her sister she knew. Just for a few seconds of approval...

[colorcountry]

The Incident, as we keep calling it — that you would have eventually come to the decision to leave THE country anyway?

I wish she'd leave the country.

[Straight Vermonter]

...reminiscent of '70s rock bands like the Eagles

The Eagles were rock? Puhhhleeeez.

[Welsh Rabbit]

Produced by Rick Rubin, it's shaping up to be an old-fashioned rock album, reminiscent of '70s rock bands like the Eagles (the still-untitled disc is due in stores this April).

Weird as he is, Rick Rubin is a talented producer. I don't think it will enough to make this album a success though. The DCs ain't Johnny Cash. The Chicks lost their audience. When that incident in London first happened, my lesbian coworker told she was considering buying their album in show of support, but then decided not to because she knew she would never listen to it. Liberals may support them in spirit, but thats about it. Kids won't want the album and older people that never liked them in the first place probably won't change their mind over some experimental album.

[dfwgator]

But how does she feel about "Western?"