I love SIRIUS XM! - Page 4

Deacon Daniell · #31 12-29-2008, 03:28 PM

I was in a hurry and left my stilleto at home and was stuck with fm. It was brutal with all the commercials. I could not imagine life without it. The same as not having DVR on the TV. Sirius is a must have now!

TheScionicMan · #32 12-29-2008, 04:31 PM

I forgot my wallet and sunglasses at home today... but I've got my S50.

Nuff said...

cerebrus · #33 12-29-2008, 04:33 PM

Having had Sirius for 3 years now, and only having 2 relatively minor complaints (the punk channel disappearing and Bubba's contract woes), I honestly couldn't be happier with the service . I haven't had any major equipment woes either. There is always something on that I want to hear, they gave me the chance to hear Bubba, and Howard for the first time ever for a person living in Alabama. For whatever complaints there may be the service is still worth more than the 13 dollars a month.

TSSJimmyCoN · #34 12-29-2008, 04:43 PM

You know why I love SiriusXM radio?

because terrestrial radio sucks!!!!

siriusxm plays everything I cannot hear unless I get on itunes or limewire and download for hours and hours, legally or illegally.

Basically they offer me my own playlist as well as all the NFL I can handle

SiriusXM rocks my socks

**DAB** · #35 12-29-2008, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by SSF

And let's not forget that the music is uncensored AND some of these channels play tons of music you would never ever hear on regular radio.

That is a fact and sat radio turned me on to genres of music that I never really even heard prior. One is New Age the old original Soundscapes on Sirius and of course Audiovisions on XM. I've been a New Age Music man ever since. I was never much into HipHop and now I really like HipHop. I could go on, but you all get the point.

I just wish many of the early decisions had been different and I think sat radio would be pretty solid today. Even today though programs like Doctor Radio, which if you have not listened check it out. This is a great channel, I learn more shit on that channel.

Jleimer · #36 12-29-2008, 05:24 PM

I agree that some of the earlier decisions like hiring Martha Stewart and these Single Artist Channels should have been different , but since I got Sirius for Sports I couldn'tve been more happier with the service because I can listen to the games if I cant stand the announcers or in the Car if I am running a errand.

Also the Idea of hearing stuff I have never heard before like on Deep Tracks I have heard some very interesting stuff that I have been digging.

The Bottom line is Satellite Radio has expanded my horizons so much that I would never give it up even though I have had some criticism over Sirius XM's management.

DOCTOR IVAN · #37 12-29-2008, 05:36 PM

I didn't know how much I missed having Sirius until I recently got a rental car when my Infiniti was being repaired. Now I know that I will never revisit terrestrial radio ever again.

I couldn't believe how awful it was!

hank-the-dwarf · #38 12-29-2008, 05:45 PM

Well i still like it for un-censored talk.The music channels are not for me anymore,but i got the ideas for my channels on various internet radio services from sirius and xm and i did hear artists and songs i would have never heard on testical radio.I am thankful for that.

DOCTOR IVAN · #39 12-29-2008, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by hank-the-dwarf

Well i still like it for un-censored talk.The music channels are not for me anymore,but i got the ideas for my channels on various internet radio services from sirius and xm and i did hear artists and songs i would have never heard on testical radio.I am thankful for that.

I confess - I happen to really like The Underground Garage (25) and the thrash metal channel (27). What I miss is The Punk Channel on 29. I hope they bring it back.

Sirius Rich · #40 12-29-2008, 05:51 PM

Satellite radio is a part of my life. I go nowhere without my Sirius XM. I find Sirius XM so entertaining that I give radios and subscriptions to friends, clients and co-workers.

I walked into my employer's huge fluids laboratory a couple weeks ago (I just relocated offices) and saw the 6 chemists working away listening to a local FM station on an old radio with tin foil wrapped around the antenna. I thought to myself these are smart / educated people and what the hell are they doing listening to a radio with tin foil on the antenna? The next day I surprised them with a spare Audiovox PNP1 and boom box. Within the hour, I was their newest best friend. These people work hard developing new products that make my job easy and feed my family. The tin foiled radio has disappeared and I suspect Sirius XM will have a few new subscribers soon.

I have been called a Sirius Pimp and take pride in that moniker. Satellite radio is not only entertaining, educational, informative and adds to quality of life; it is just plain fun to have.