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Score: 9.0/10 [1 review]
ProdID: 218 - Top of the World Tour - LIVE
Band: The Dixie Chicks

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Top of the World Tour - LIVE product reviews

This entire album was recorded live onstage, on the 2003 Top of the World Tour.

Contains the tracks:
    • Goodbye Earl
    • Some Days You Gotta Dance
    • There's Your Trouble
    • Long Time Gone
    • Tortured, Tangled Hearts
    • Travelin' Soldier
    • Hello Mr Heartache
    • Cold Day in July
    • White Trash Wedding
    • Lil' Jake Slade
    • A Home
    • If I Fall You're Going Down With Me
    • Cowboy Take Me Away
    • Godspeed (Sweet Dreams)
    • Landslide
    • Ready To Run
    • Wide Open Spaces
    • Sin Wagon

BONUS: "Top Of The World" Video

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After hearing a few of their mid-career songs, I had to admit that despite having a substantial list of 'types of music I'll listen to in a distracted kinda way only', and Country & Western music being strongly in that list... these girls have a few special tricks that make them really, enjoyably, unique.

With strong Country lyrics, and a strange assortment on instruments behind them (including some decidedly non-western ones) the tunes flowed, I bopped and twitched in time (which is as close as you'll get me to dancing without plenty of Bourbon) and quite enjoyed what was streaming from the speakers.

I would have to say that these three fine ladies would have to be about the only Country singers I'd willingly add to my collection, they are quite an impressive trio.

Overall... a welcome addition to the family, always welcome to come out and play.

Score: 9.0
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