Originally posted by buckkySirius or XM? I like PBS so Sirius is for me, XM doesn't have it .
I just got one and it's the coolist. Tons of channels and no commercials. If you have odd ball taste in music and commercial radio does not do the trick then this is for you. All the stuff I've wanted is now at my fingertips.
Sirius will also have Howard Stern if you are into him.
Originally posted by sonhouseSirius. Howard Stern is not my cup of tea. His humor is like going back to high school where dirty nasty stuff was the funny thing. Now he seems like an old fool trying to be hip. But the Serius radio in general is what I've been looking for.
Sirius or XM? I like PBS so Sirius is for me, XM doesn't have it .
Sirius will also have Howard Stern if you are into him.
I will be signing up for Sirius when it gets closer for Howard's debut. Stern provides the best commentary and news by far. Unfortunately people get all bogged down in the fact that he has lesbians and strippers on his show all the time. There is nothing immature about him. His 9/11 extended coverage was some of the best. Guiliani praised him for his voice during that time. If you're seeing a psychiatrist, I think you will find it is a lot cheaper to listen to Howard talk about his trips to the psychiatrist.
Originally posted by kirksey957I agree with that one hundred percent. He is clearly like a hs kid
I will be signing up for Sirius when it gets closer for Howard's debut. Stern provides the best commentary and news by far. Unfortunately people get all bogged down in the fact that he has lesbians and strippers on his show all the time. There is nothing immature about him. His 9/11 extended coverage was some of the best. Guiliani praised him for hi ...[text shortened]... you will find it is a lot cheaper to listen to Howard talk about his trips to the psychiatrist.
in his humour but the 9/11 coverage was first rate. I spent 24 hours
at the red cross headquarters which is not too far from ground zero, trying to keep amateur radio
communications working ( us hams are not ALL radio smart!)
and listened to howard some of the time when he was on.
Hams were useful during the crisis as there was not much co-ordinated
comm, it was so chaotic. I wonder if anyone has heard Lucy
Kaplansky's songs written after 9/11? she lived in Brooklyn and
went though it all.
They said it all.
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Originally posted by buckkyWhats that cost a month buckky?
I just got one and it's the coolist. Tons of channels and no commercials. If you have odd ball taste in music and commercial radio does not do the trick then this is for you. All the stuff I've wanted is now at my fingertips.
Originally posted by buckkyCan I get Patsy Cline, Roy Orbison, Marty Robbins, Hank Snow, the Everlys, stuff like that?
I just got one and it's the coolist. Tons of channels and no commercials. If you have odd ball taste in music and commercial radio does not do the trick then this is for you. All the stuff I've wanted is now at my fingertips.
I lost all my old records in a flood. :'(
Originally posted by buckkyI used to like it, I got bored with it though. I had XM and listened to bluegrass, and "old time radio classics" I got tired of all the ads on radioclassics, and they had a poor selection of bluegrass music
I just got one and it's the coolist. Tons of channels and no commercials. If you have odd ball taste in music and commercial radio does not do the trick then this is for you. All the stuff I've wanted is now at my fingertips.