It is cool that you can see what on all the stations but i dont really care about all the stations. can i see whats playing on my favorites? am i the only one who wants that feature?
I only pay for the service with fiat federal reserve notes which have no intrinsic value, but have been doing so for more than a decade!
Umm, yeah, lots of people actually pay money for Sirius XM. They pay because of content that you can't get on free radio – like – every NFL, MLB or NHL game, Howard Stern, Opie & Anthony, etc. etc.
Listening to regular radio is just painful. Love SiriusXM.
Sirius is great! Subscriber since December 2005!
A few years back before the 'streaming' explosion, XM was the BEST way to get radio! It still is one of the best even though the Sirius merge pretty well homoginized it to mostly FM without the commercials, although there are those straight off the radio channels too if you miss it! We've had XM since 2003 and still mostly enjoy it. "Back in the day" this was the way you got the radio, plug and play with the car kit and you had to buy the home kit. My XMp3 cost $300 new, now $100, just wait!
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It is cool that you can see what on all the stations but i dont really care about all the stations. can i see whats playing on my favorites? am i the only one who wants that feature?
I only pay for the service with fiat federal reserve notes which have no intrinsic value, but have been doing so for more than a decade!
Umm, yeah, lots of people actually pay money for Sirius XM. They pay because of content that you can't get on free radio – like – every NFL, MLB or NHL game, Howard Stern, Opie & Anthony, etc. etc.
Listening to regular radio is just painful. Love SiriusXM.
Sirius is great! Subscriber since December 2005!
A few years back before the 'streaming' explosion, XM was the BEST way to get radio! It still is one of the best even though the Sirius merge pretty well homoginized it to mostly FM without the commercials, although there are those straight off the radio channels too if you miss it! We've had XM since 2003 and still mostly enjoy it. "Back in the day" this was the way you got the radio, plug and play with the car kit and you had to buy the home kit. My XMp3 cost $300 new, now $100, just wait!
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