An Evening with the Dixie Chicks (ТВ) 2002 смотреть онлайн

I'm not a long time country or bluegrass fan. Actually, it has been a nice new thing in the last couple of years of my life. Like with everything else I get into I try to be as thorough as I can. I have discovered that Dixie Chicks are in the top of this genre world (no pun intended). They are great! This DVD proves it beyond doubts. They have the musical and entertaining skills. The DVD is amazing because it lets you hear the amazing whole "Home" material with the special flavor of a live performance, plus some "old treats" in fresh versions. I normally don't care for videos very much and tend to favor the CD. In this case, I have to admit that the DVD is a great thing! The sound is terrific, the songs are wonderful and the comments of the Chicks about the songs truly enhance the experience of listening to them. The quality of the video is outstanding and the setting is overwhelming. The Kodak teather (specially adapted for the ocassion) provides a visual treat. The video is crisp and the colors marvelous. In the final edition, however, there is a combination between video and film images that sometimes might be distracting. It is unclear, from this viewer point of view what was the intention in doing this changes of image, specially so often and abundantly. In spite of that minor detail, I thoroughly enjoy the DVD and I recomeded to anyone who enjoys a session of good quality, honest music.
Product Description
Long Time Gone
Landslide
Travelin' Soldier
Truth No. 2
White Trash Wedding
A Home DVD/Video Version-
More Love Live From the Kodak Theater
Believe In Love
Tortured, Tangled Hearts
Lil' Jack Slade
Godspeed (Sweet Dreams)
Top Of The World
Wide Open Spaces
Cowboy Take Me Away
Goodbye Earl
Sin Wagon

Alternately goofy and poignant, An Evening with the Dixie Chicks is like getting together with your friends after a hectic day at work: merry diversions, too much personal information spilling like beer, and a slow, soulful authenticity descending as the evening wears on. While the Chicks' predominantly late-20s, female crowd basks in kinship with the band's prolific patter about recent divorces and pregnancies, they are also sweetly appreciative of such shimmering, dreamy material as "Believe in Love," the self-mocking sting of "White Trash Wedding," and the extra pinch of gravitas that makes its way into a live version of Stevie Nicks's "Landslide." The Chicks expertly, almost invisibly, steer their show's mood with remarkable songs ("Top of the World") and country hokum ("Travelin' Soldier"), but it's the punky sneer of their kill-the-batterer satire "Goodbye Earl" that stands out, gaining another edge of reckless fun amid the Chicks' constituency. --Tom Keogh