Beyond AM. Beyond FM.

[TastinGood]

My truck has an XM Satellite Radio installed but you have to pay 10 bucks a month for the subscription.

In order to tempt you, they give you access to various channels everyday that you can listen to. So like a moron, I have been and I like it.

So I am wondering whether or not I should subscribe.

Here is a link to their current programming guide

Anyone have any opinions?

[zelazny]

oooh! an eighties channel!

Ever played GTA3: Vice city?
The whole soundtrack is 80's music, since it plays in the eighties... man.. what atmosphere!

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[Hannibal]

My friend used to have it in his Van..... and my cousin had it.... they liked it.
It's kinda like digital cable... hundreds of channels, you'll never listent o

[zelazny]

Lol, that reminds me of two movie lines
"100 channels, and still nothing on tv"
and
"Fuck, even in the future nothing works"

10 points for the person who can place them.

[SHATOUSHKA]

BTTF

[zelazny]

there's two dear [img]wink.gif[/img]

[SHATOUSHKA]

yeah... but i only knew one [img]redface.gif[/img]

[zelazny]

well, keep trying [img]wink.gif[/img]
I'm going to try to do some college now. i wonder how long i'll be able to stay awake [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Cyalaytr]

Well for starters I would say No. You dont sit in your truck enough to justify $10 smacks a month. But hey if you got it spend it. But I think you spend more time here.. which does bring an interesting delema to light. If you get the xm subscription you also get to use it on the web and can listen here to make up for all that time you wont be in your truck. So hey if you got a good connection (DSL or better) heck go for it and you can sit and type and get commercial free radio.


CYA

[TastinGood]

I've not heard anything about listening to it over the web. [img]confused.gif[/img]