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Post by jimmy74747 on Mar 3, 2005 12:54:13 GMT -5
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Post by WhySoSerious? on Mar 3, 2005 13:11:58 GMT -5
Glad Sara Evans got into Album of the Year, otherwise blah.
No Reba nom in Top Female Vocalist. >:(
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 13:24:30 GMT -5
As usual, pathetic nominations. The usual favorites. ...and another Shania Twain snub. How shocking?! It pays to be a Nashville puppet and make sure Nashville gets big bucks off of everything you do, no matter how little it is. Anyone want to know who's going to win? I already know who is going to win. Same people every time.
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Post by jmonla on Mar 3, 2005 13:44:58 GMT -5
The only real surprise (and a GREAT one, IMO) ..... Lee Ann Womack for Female Vocalist, and "I May Hate Myself in the Morning" for Song and Single....
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 14:27:32 GMT -5
Glad Sara Evans got into Album of the Year, otherwise blah. You're happy that the best the ACM voters could come up with for Album of the Year for their 2005 ACM awards is an album {"Restless"} that was released on August 19, 2003? :o Her album is almost 2 Years old. That is the best the ACM voters could come up with? What happened to the eligibility period that the ACM awards had/have? Did they drop the rules or do they just ignore them?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 14:36:11 GMT -5
Toby Keith is the first confirmed performer for the ACM awards. I got the info. from this Toby article: A big load of Toby[/size][/color] -- Toby Keith was the keynote speaker at the annual Country Radio Seminar in Nashville this morning -- and besides the usual grumblings about award shows and record labels, he dropped a couple of interesting new tidbits. One being: As part of this may's ACM Awards, Toby will perform live via satellite from Baghdad. He says the idea came from the military.He also told the radio folks that he has only one album left on his Dreamworks/Universal contract. After that, he plans on parting ways with the label to form his own publishing company and record label with two partners -- his manager and another un-named guy. (All rumors point to a pretty well known Music Row cat with the initials J.S.) As for the rumors that he's up for the part of narrator in the remake of the "Dukes of Hazzard" -- Toby told reporters following his announcment duties for this morning's ACM nominations -- "I'll have to see the movie, it if looks too 'yee-haw' and goofy.... I know that the original series was fun but, if they turn it into a spoof of the orginal Dukes, I dont know..." (Thanks to "Country Music Across America's" Storme Warren for this most excellent report). www.countrynation.com/
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Post by WhySoSerious? on Mar 3, 2005 14:46:10 GMT -5
You're happy that the best the ACM voters could come up with for Album of the Year for their 2005 ACM awards is an album {"Restless"} that was released on August 19, 2003? :o Her album is almost 2 Years old. That is the best the ACM voters could come up with? What happened to the eligibility period that the ACM awards had/have? Did they drop the rules or do they just ignore them? Yep the album's great. Deserves to be there. No worse than the CMAs nominating songs for Song of the Year a year after they were nominated for Single of the Year. *Shrugs*
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Post by BlueAcoustic on Mar 3, 2005 15:06:46 GMT -5
Wasn't "American Soldier" nominated LAST year already too... why is it on the list again???
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 15:21:40 GMT -5
If you go to the ACM website and download the correct PDF files, you'll see that "Restless" can be nominated because it obtained it's highest chart success during the 2004 calendar year.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 16:34:56 GMT -5
The following is the complete list of 2005 ACM nominees. ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR[/U] BROOKS & DUNN KENNY CHESNEY TOBY KEITH TIM McGRAW KEITH URBAN TOP MALE VOCALIST[/U] KENNY CHESNEY ALAN JACKSON TOBY KEITH TIM McGRAW KEITH URBAN TOP FEMALE VOCALIST[/U] TERRI CLARK SARA EVANS MARTINA McBRIDE GRETCHEN WILSON LEE ANN WOMACK TOP NEW ARTIST[/U] BIG & RICH JOSH GRACIN JULIE ROBERTS JOSH TURNER GRETCHEN WILSON TOP VOCAL GROUP[/U] ALISON KRAUSS & UNION STATION DIAMOND RIO LONESTAR RASCAL FLATTS THE NOTORIOUS CHERRY BOMBS TOP VOCAL DUO[/U] BIG & RICH BLUE COUNTY BROOKS & DUNN MONTGOMERY GENTRY THE WARREN BROTHERS SINGLE RECORD OF THE YEAR [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company][/U] BLESS THE BROKEN ROADRASCAL FLATTS PRODUCERS: MARK BRIGHT, MARTY WILLIAMS, RASCAL FLATTS LYRIC STREET RECORDS DAYS GO BYKEITH URBAN PRODUCERS: DANN HUFF & KEITH URBAN CAPITOL RECORDS NASHVILLE I MAY HATE MYSELF IN THE MORNINGLEE ANN WOMACK PRODUCER: BYRON GALLIMORE MCA NASHVILLE LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGTIM MCGRAW PRODUCERS: TIM McGRAW, BYRON GALLIMORE, DARRAN SMITH CURB RECORDS REDNECK WOMANGRETCHEN WILSON PRODUCERS: MARK WRIGHT & JOE SCAIFE ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: JOHN RICH EPIC WHISKEY LULLABYBRAD PAISLEY (FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS) PRODUCER: FRANK ROGERS ARISTA NASHVILLE SONG OF THE YEAR [Award to Composer(s)/Publisher(s)/Artist(s)][/U] AMERICAN SOLDIERWRITERS: TOBY KEITH & CHUCK CANNON TOKECO TUNES (BMI); WACISSA RIVER MUSIC, INC. (BMI) (ADMINISTERED BY BPJ ADMINISTRATION) TOBY KEITH BLESS THE BROKEN ROADWRITERS: MARCUS HUMMON, BOBBY BOYD, JEFF HANNA CAREERS-BMG MUSIC PUBLISHING, INC. (BMI) / FLOYD'S DREAM MUSIC (BMI) ALL RIGHTS FOR THE U.S. ON BEHALF OF FLOYD'S DREAM MUSIC ADMIN. BY CAREERS-BMG MUSIC PUBLISHING, JEFF DIGGS MUSIC (BMI) JEFF DIGGS MUSIC ADMIN. Y BUG MUSIC RASCAL FLATTS I MAY HATE MYSELF IN THE MORNINGWRITER: ODIE BLACKMON CAL IV SONGS, ADMIN BY CAL IV ENTERTAINMENT, LLC (ASCAP) LEE ANN WOMACK LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGWRITERS: CRAIG WISEMAN & TIM NICHOLS BIG LOUD SHIRT (ASCAP) ICG/WARNER (BMI) TIM MCGRAW WHISKEY LULLABYWRITERS: BILL ANDERSON & JON RANDALL SONY/ATV TREE PUBLISHING CO/MR. BUBBA MUSIC, INC. ADMIN BY SONY ATV MUSIC PUB (BMI)/ REYNSONGPUB CORP. AMIN BY WRENSONG WHA YA SAY MUSIC ADMIN BY WRENSONG (BMI) BRAD PAISLEY (FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS) ALBUM OF THE YEAR [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company][/U] BE HEREKEITH URBAN PRODUCERS: DANN HUFF & KEITH URBAN CAPITOL RECORDS NASHVILLE HERE FOR THE PARTYGRETCHEN WILSON PRODUCERS: MARK WRIGHT & JOE SCAIFE ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: JOHN RICH EPIC LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGTIM MCGRAW PRODUCERS: TIM McGRAW, BYRON GALLIMOR, DARRAN SMITH CURB RECORDS RESTLESSSARA EVANS PRODUCERS: SARA EVANS & PAUL WORLEY THE RCA RECORDS LABEL WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWNKENNY CHESNEY PRODUCERS: BUDDY CANNON & KENNY CHESNEY BNA RECORDS VOCAL EVENT OF THE YEAR [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company][/U] CREEPIN' INNORAH JONES AND DOLLY PARTON PRODUCED BY: ARIF MARDIN AND NORAH JONES BLUE NOTE/ CAPITOL RECORDS NASHVILLE HEY GOOD LOOKIN'JIMMY BUFFET WITH CLINT BLACK, KENNY CHESNEY, ALAN JACKSON, TOBY KEITH AND GEORGE STRAIT PRODUCED BY: MICHAEL UTLEY & MAC MCANALLY THE RCA RECORDS LABEL NASHVILLE PARTY FOR TWOSHANIA TWAIN WITH BILLY CURRINGTON PRODUCED BY: ROBERT "MUTT" LANGE MERCURY RECORDS WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWNKENNY CHESNEY (DUET WITH UNCLE KRACKER) PRODUCED BY: BUDDY CANNON & KENNY CHESNEY BNA RECORDS WHISKEY LULLABYBRAD PAISLEY (FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS) PRODUCED BY: FRANK ROGERS ARISTA NASHVILLE VIDEO OF THE YEAR [Award to Producer(s)/Director(s)/Artist(s)][/U] GIRLS LIE TOOPRODUCER: ROBIN RUCKER DIRECTOR: SHAUN SILVA ARTIST: TERRI CLARK LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGPRODUCER: SHERMAN HALSEY DIRECTOR: SHERMAN HALSEY ARTIST: TIM McGRAW REDNECK WOMANPRODUCER: ANASTASIA SPENCER DIRECTOR: DAVID HOGAN ARTIST: GRETCHEN WILSON SAVE A HORSE (RIDE A COWBOY)PRODUCER: ROBERT DEATON, GEORGE FLANIGEN, MARC OSWALD, STEVE LAMAR DIRECTOR: DAVID HOGAN ARTIST: BIG & RICH WHISKEY LULLABYPRODUCER: DON LEPORE DIRECTOR: RICK SCHRODER BRAD PAISLEY( FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS) HOME DEPOT HUMANITARIAN AWARD[/U] DIAMOND RIO NEAL McCOY BRAD PAISLEY www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/s...003115297&EDATE=
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Post by jimmy74747 on Mar 3, 2005 16:52:04 GMT -5
MY PREDICTIONS (and also thanks to TCorey for correcting my CMA to ACM) ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR[/U] KENNY CHESNEY TOP MALE VOCALIST[/U] TIM McGRAW TOP FEMALE VOCALIST[/U] SARA EVANS TOP NEW ARTIST[/U] GRETCHEN WILSON TOP VOCAL GROUP[/U] RASCAL FLATTS TOP VOCAL DUO[/U] BIG & RICH SINGLE RECORD OF THE YEAR [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company][/U] LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGTIM MCGRAW PRODUCERS: TIM McGRAW, BYRON GALLIMORE, DARRAN SMITH CURB RECORDS SONG OF THE YEAR [Award to Composer(s)/Publisher(s)/Artist(s)][/U] LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGWRITERS: CRAIG WISEMAN & TIM NICHOLS BIG LOUD SHIRT (ASCAP) ICG/WARNER (BMI) TIM MCGRAW ALBUM OF THE YEAR [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company][/U] LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYINGTIM MCGRAW PRODUCERS: TIM McGRAW, BYRON GALLIMOR, DARRAN SMITH CURB RECORDS VOCAL EVENT OF THE YEAR [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company][/U] WHISKEY LULLABYBRAD PAISLEY (FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS) PRODUCED BY: FRANK ROGERS ARISTA NASHVILLE VIDEO OF THE YEAR [Award to Producer(s)/Director(s)/Artist(s)][/U] WHISKEY LULLABYPRODUCER: DON LEPORE DIRECTOR: RICK SCHRODER BRAD PAISLEY( FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS) HOME DEPOT HUMANITARIAN AWARD[/U] ??? www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/s...003115297&EDATE=[/quote]
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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 3, 2005 16:56:03 GMT -5
As I look down this list, one of the first thoughts that actually pops into my head is... "What has happened to groups/bands in country music?" I don't want to say that they're virtually non-existent, but there are certainly fewer bands surviving in Nashville right now than ever before. It's a shame.
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Post by luvhonkytonk on Mar 3, 2005 18:50:25 GMT -5
Please say you're not serious about Big & Rich winning the duo catagory? I couldn't bear the thought of Brooks & Dunn losing to them. :'(
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Post by musicbuff78 on Mar 3, 2005 20:19:43 GMT -5
Please say you're not serious about Big & Rich winning the duo catagory? I couldn't bear the thought of Brooks & Dunn losing to them. :'( I can't stand the thought of B&D winning again. Sara won't win Female Vocalist, but good to see her get a nod in that category.
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Post by Love4Shania on Mar 3, 2005 20:26:26 GMT -5
This is BS, Shania had the most successful Country tour by miles and it was during the eligibility period....why isn't she nominated for Entertainer Of The Year? The ACM's are as bad as the CMA's, it is all industry politics and they ignore real success if it isn't within their little "group of favourites", the awards have no credability whatsoever! Hell...the only difference between the CMA's and the ACM's is the location of the letters!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 20:35:38 GMT -5
This is BS, Shania had the most successful Country tour by miles and it was during the eligibility period....why isn't she nominated for Entertainer Of The Year? The ACM's are as bad as the CMA's, it is all industry politics and they ignore real success if it isn't within their little "group of favourites", the awards have no credability whatsoever! Hell...the only difference between the CMA's and the ACM's is the location of the letters! I agree. >:(
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Post by WhySoSerious? on Mar 3, 2005 20:38:13 GMT -5
They don't really think of her as a country artist, for better or worse.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 21:56:07 GMT -5
They don't really think of her as a country artist, for better or worse. Really? So, they think Martina McBride, Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts and Keith Urban are more country than Shania? How hypocritical are the ACM voters? Looking at that list of nominees, Shania belongs on the list More than 80% of the nominees. Honestly. Rascal Flatts? Uncle Kracker? Keith Urban? Martina McBride? Tim McGraw? All of those I just named, and more, have recently appeared, and continue to appear, on AC charts with and without REmixes. Even Keith Urban is a major AC player now. If they are considered Country enough for awards, Shania should definitely be considered Country. She should receive fair treatment equal to that of other artists who have/continue to cross over. Instead, Shania can't even get 1 nomination in a main category. She is overlooked by the award show voters in favor of other Cross Over artists who are now crossing over with REmixes, which Shania is criticized for doing. If Martina McBride, Gretchen or any of the other industry's Favorite Females were to release the same exact music as Shania, they would be praised and rewarded with trophies. Instead, Shania and her music are criticized and she is accused of not being country or, as you just said, not being a "country artist." Martina, on the other hand, is releasing AC ballad-after-AC ballad, she's Crossing Over with and without Remixes, and she has never been questioned by them in regard to her being a Country artist. In fact, Martina has collected seven Female Vocalist trophies since she Started Crossing Over. How many Female Vocalist trophies did Faith Hill collect before she started Crossing Over? Answer: Zero. How many Female Vocalist trophies did Martina collect before she started Crossing Over? Answer: Zero. Same goes for Lee Ann Womack. She did not get her Female Vocalist trophy and Single/Song trophies until after she crossed over with a Remix of "I Hope You Dance." Faith Hill's "This Kiss," "Breathe," and "The Way You Love Me" were country enough to rack up about 15 trophies; 13 of which were ACM trophies. Martina's "I Love You," "Where Would You Be," "Whatever You Say," "Blessed," "There You Are," "Concrete Angel" and "This One's For the Girls" were/are all country enough for her to get 7 Female Vocalist trophies. Big & Rich work with a RAPPER and it's considered 'innovative' and award-worthy. Shania works with Mutt and it's considered a crime. Why does Shania's music make her less worthy of Country awards? Shania has never been treated fairly by the industry. I had slim hope things were changing after she was named Entertainer of the Year in late 1999 at the CMAs. Sadly, I was very wrong. She has the # 1 Country tour of the year, two top-selling cds, Top 10 singles and even had a Top 5. That doesn't matter. Shania is still passed over for other artists who cross over with and without remixes, just like Shania. You can't say that Shania is 'not a country artist' and then nominate someone like Martina. If the voters don't consider Shania "country enough" or, as you said, a "country artist," then they are a bunch of Hypocrites with more messed up Politics than I've seen/heard of in any election.
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Post by musicfan_84 on Mar 3, 2005 21:58:18 GMT -5
Shania fans are so ruthless!
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Post by drock89 on Mar 3, 2005 22:02:26 GMT -5
Shania fans are so ruthless! You know it! Thank GOD Nelly didn't get a nomination. I would have died. Same ole sh*t MusicSTFan, just another day...
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Post by WhySoSerious? on Mar 3, 2005 22:03:20 GMT -5
Shania fans are so ruthless! LMAO. I know. I'm disappointed that Reba didn't get nominated, but I ain't going on a rampage. Maybe I should though!! Maybe Reba isn't nominated because Nashville isn't making money from her WB sitcom! I bet they hate her for that. She should have hired some Nashville songwriters to be writers on her show to show her country support. And Nashville surely isn't making money off of her new clothing line. I bet that really burns their britches. I'm starting a damn petition!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 22:03:48 GMT -5
They don't really think of her as a country artist, for better or worse. If you don't want to read my long reply above this post, let me just give you the slightly shorter version :It has nothing[/U] to do with being "country" or being considered a "country artist." It's politics and money. Nashville doesn't make much money at all off of Shania's success. When her album(s) go Diamond, the amount of money they make off of her Diamond album probably doesn't even match what they would get if 'one of their own' had a Gold or Platinum album. Shania is a Successful Outsider who got rich mainly without their help. Her main help came from another Outsider. He's from South Africa and he's famous for being a Rock producer. When it comes to collecting money off of Shania's success, Nashville gets virtually nothing. Shania and Mutt get the Songwriting money. Mutt gets the Producing money. Not much left for Nashville. When it comes to brown-nosing to the industry folks, Shania and Mutt don't bother. They don't go to industry parties. They don't hold industry parties whenever one of Shania's albums gets an RIAA certification. They don't go to other artists' parties to kiss up to other industry people. That is what the industry hates about Shania and Mutt. Being considered a "country artist" or being "country enough" has nothing to do with it. It's just politics. Slimy, financially motivated, angry politics.
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Post by WhySoSerious? on Mar 3, 2005 22:04:30 GMT -5
How hypocritical are the ACM voters? Probably very. That's just how I think they feel.
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Post by mbgriffith1 on Mar 3, 2005 22:13:41 GMT -5
Here's my take on Shania:
She isn't country... but I will agree that MANY of the nominees for the ACM's are not country (Tim, Martina, Keith, and the God-awful Rascal Flatts). I say none of them should be nominated.
Also, I REALLY REALLY REALLY wish that Shania and Martina would return to their country roots because they have amazing talent and great voices, and I loved their previous country works. I'm also not one of those people that loves only country music... I like a good pop record as long as its good (Lee Ann Womack's much criticized Something Worth Leaving Behind I really enjoyed), and I don't dislike the new Shania and Martina music... I just liked their old stuff alot better.
And about Restless: SO GLAD IT'S NOMINATED!!!!!!! DEFINITELY SHOULD WIN!!! She also deserves the win for Female Vocalist (Lee Ann Womack is great but only had one huge song)
And about I May Hate Myself: BETTER WIN OR ELSE...
ALISON KRUASS & UNION STATION should def. win best group. Their new CD is amazing. Love her stuff.
And I swear I will vomit repeatedly if Live Like You Were Dying (the most contrived piece of crap I've ever heard) wins any awards. That song is a cheap emotional ploy that ropes in idiots who like overused trite phrases, and like even more people who use trite phrases and pretend that they are original ideas. I HATE his new music... the last thing I liked was 'Angry All The Time'... back when he used to pick songs that were interesting and actually emotional rather than contrived crap.
and finally... is anybody else SHOCKED that Sugarland wasn't up for Group of the Year and New Artist of the Year???? Personally, I think they deserve a heck of a lot more than that... but at least they should have given them that. That's insulting. I mean why should Josh Gracin be nominated instead of them??
Overall, even though Sara and Lee Ann got some recognition these nominations sucked because I know exactly who's gonna win everything and its going to be boring and predictable like usual. The only thing that might be surprising if Big & Rich wins an award for Most Disgusting Attempt to Pass as Country Music of 2004.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2005 22:17:45 GMT -5
Shania fans are so ruthless! Not ruthless. Just very Frustrated and Opinionated.
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Post by jimmy74747 on Mar 3, 2005 22:27:18 GMT -5
This is BS, Shania had the most successful Country tour by miles and it was during the eligibility period....why isn't she nominated for Entertainer Of The Year? Only by dollars. Kenny Chesney put more people in the seats, which matters most. Kenny entertained more people than Shania. He obviously cares about his fans and makes his concerts affordable, unlike other artists. ;)
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Post by KMCB on Mar 3, 2005 22:28:42 GMT -5
You're happy that the best the ACM voters could come up with for Album of the Year for their 2005 ACM awards is an album {"Restless"} that was released on August 19, 2003? :o Her album is almost 2 Years old. That is the best the ACM voters could come up with? What happened to the eligibility period that the ACM awards had/have? Did they drop the rules or do they just ignore them? The ACMs have always lacked great attention to the period. If they are going to do so, then yes, I am *so* happy Sara's incredible album is getting its due recognition. It's nice to see more ladies in the running for other categories.
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Post by automyskin89 on Mar 3, 2005 22:29:11 GMT -5
take it down my country fans
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Post by KMCB on Mar 3, 2005 22:31:14 GMT -5
Here's my take on Shania: She isn't country... but I will agree that MANY of the nominees for the ACM's are not country (Tim, Martina, Keith, and the God-awful Rascal Flatts). I say none of them should be nominated. I am so tired of hearing this. Except for Martina and Shania, all of these people have country ALL OVER their voices. Just because every song isn't accompanied by a fiddle and about a truck stop romance doesn't mean they are not country. I am happy that some talented people got nominated and not everything is being handed to the mediocre vocals of TK and KC :)
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Post by drock89 on Mar 3, 2005 22:34:02 GMT -5
Only by dollars. Kenny Chesney put more people in the seats, which matters most. Kenny entertained more people than Shania. He obviously cares about his fans and makes his concerts affordable, unlike other artists. ;) Umm..excuse me but she played more dates in 2004. And should all the European dates be included, she would have not only played more, but sold more tickets, and made more money. Should she be EOTY? Her radio success is out-measured but she has tour and albums. I don't really care that she didn't get nominated. It obviously doesn't effect her or her sales too much.
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