Just wondering if anybody here has it.
Right now I'm listening to a 7-day web trial of it and so far the jazz stations are great! Lots of nice jazz and true funk stuff. It looks like its worth $13 a month to me.
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Just wondering if anybody here has it.
Right now I'm listening to a 7-day web trial of it and so far the jazz stations are great! Lots of nice jazz and true funk stuff. It looks like its worth $13 a month to me.
I would get it just to stick it to the man.
How do you think it compares to 'x-fm' satellite?
Well Sirius seems to have better stations from the reviews I read plus their going to have Hoard Stern uncensored so that will be intresting....
They even have this portable radio too.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oxi0NGi...i=612XS028&s=0
Handheld Satellite radio.. who would of thunk it.
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Originally posted by matricks:
I would get it just to stick it to the man.
If by sticking it to the man you mean "paying a multi-million dollar, publicly traded corporation thirteen bucks every month rather than listening to free music," then yes, you will be sticking it to the man...
Clear Channel isn't a multi-million dollar corporation?
touch?
The FCC fined Clear-Channel for around 1.7mil so I would assume so...lol
Sirius lets you listen to the radio on online w/ no extra cost unlike XM. I'm listening to a free trial now. Some of the music is GREAT!
Hell yeah, sticking it to the man. I will pay for a better product rather than have to listen to a corporate-controlled giant that makes money off of pandering and shaping the minds of the masses. They stick it to us by giving us no choice of what we hear, even if it is free to us, then they still make enormous amounts of money off of what they force feed to us. I choose to pay the corporation that at least gives me what i want, therefore injecting competition to an industry that has become a monopoly. We also pay the FCC to regulate our free service... $292,958,000 is the FCC's years' budget to regulate OUR airwaves. Although, do you think they still work for US? Nope. We pay for our radio in one way or another, so for $13 a month i will pay for GOOD radio, and radio where i am not paying the FCC to tell me what i can and can't hear, and not supporting Clear Channel to broadcast me hydrogenated, artificially saturated sh*t.
Uh, yeah, i am raging against the machine [img]wink.gif[/img]
P.S. I still like pop music, though [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Hmmm... don't know how that happened, the FCC must have tried to censor me but it backfired and they got three times the fun. Even better, see, you can't mess with the Matrix baby [img]tongue.gif[/img]