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who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:03 am
by ninepalace
especially howard stern and bubble the love sponge? it's definitely the best radio on radio as they say. and that's not just my opinion, THAT'S FACT. go back to your own country if you don't like it (or have XM)
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Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:13 am
by Darthwing Teorist
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Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:19 pm
by Darth Rock&Roll
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Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:20 pm
by Darth Rock&Roll
Pay radio has to be the stupidest idea that anyone ever bought into. no offense ninepalace, but you are paying for radio. lol

Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:25 pm
by TaoJoannes
Do they leave out the commercials?

Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:32 pm
by chud
TaoJoannes wrote:Do they leave out the commercials?


I have XM. On most stations they leave out the commercials (except some brief ones to tell you about shows that are coming on other channels). On the talk radio channels where they air syndicated shows from regular radio, they play commercials because the shows have commercials included already.

Darth Rock&Roll wrote:Pay radio has to be the stupidest idea that anyone ever bought into. no offense ninepalace, but you are paying for radio. lol


If you don't have access to decent stations, or if you drive long distances, it's great (truckers love it). Also, it's much better content. Like Jazz? 24 hr jazz with little or no commercials. Same for other genres.

Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:33 pm
by TaoJoannes
I would pay for no commercials.

Kinda like sponsoring public radio.

Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:44 pm
by ninepalace
Darth Rock&Roll wrote:Pay radio has to be the stupidest idea that anyone ever bought into. no offense ninepalace, but you are paying for radio. lol


yea silly me paying less than 40 cents a day to have over a hundred free channels of commercial free music. and there are some seriously cool channels on sirius.

and i really like two things, NPR which they have two channels of. and howard stern who also has two channels. and now that he's on sirius his show is 5 hours and does about one commercial break per hour. plus they are way shorter than when he was on regular shit censored radio.

and that's the other thing, uncensored radio is the shizzzzzzznit. howard's show is seriously 5 times better than before because of that. i've never laughed so hard that i've had to pull over before for fear of crashing. when martha stewart was being interviewed even she was cursing.

i don't watch tv at home either so this is my entertainment expense. again, 40 cents a day.

Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:49 pm
by Josealb
I worked for two months in their customer service center. The shit i pulled off there....they had no idea. I still have a password left for online sat radio.


I wouldnt pay for it.

Re: who listens to sirius sattelite?

PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 7:19 am
by Darth Rock&Roll
It will eventually lose the novelty.

paying for radio is like paying for cable tv that never gets used when you buy "packages" with three sprts channels you never watch etc etc.

13 channels of shit on the tv to choose from, 57 channels with nothing on and all that.

I recently dumped a whole bunch of my cable package, shaved about 75 bucks a month off the bill and I don't miss it one iota.

I can see sirius being good for truckers i guess, but I think national radio stations are also cool. You can drive coast to coast in canada and listen to the same cbc all teh way with only a minor dial change here and there. If you like the jazz, there's also radio 2 and 3 classical the works...it's free.

If I want to listen to select stuff, I have an mp3 player in my hyundai and a cd in my honda + an ipod adapter.

the pay radio isn't even on the radar.
It's flagging badly up here in Canada, so either canadians are cheap or we already have decent radio stations and programs or a little of both.

I really can't see myself paying for radio though.