XM Radio

Thanks! My first stop has been The Rhyme. I like it :-)

Idlewild wrote: I like O&A on 202 myself. I also listen to old school rap (The Rhyme on 65), Cinemagic (movie soundtracks) on 27, New Wave/hardcore on 44, Deep Tracks, etc,. I also get their live stream on my Mac which is good because they offer a few more stations.

I second Deep Tracks (40). The 60s and 70s stations are a good idea, but they repeat stuff way too much, and its usually limited to the hits. My dad loves Bluesville as well.

Subject: Re: XM Radio

Flexichick wrote: I just got access to this. Anybody have any good suggestions for a starting point?

I would say cancel your subscription and then get Sirius so you can listen to Howard Stern. But that's just me.

Subject: Re: XM Radio

WhyFi wrote: [quote=LimestoneKid][quote=Flexichick]I just got access to this. Anybody have any good suggestions for a starting point?

I would say cancel your subscription and then get Sirius so you can listen to Howard Stern. But that's just me.
They (XM and Sirius) merged a short time ago (or they will, barring anything unforeseen, such as the FCC putting the kibosh on it), so maybe no action is in order. Or, as has been suggested, prices will be hiked and she'll wanna cancel altogether...

They most definitely did not merge a short time ago and they are probably no where near merging. Terrestrial radio is going to fight their merger tooth and nail. That would be unfortunate. Regular radio is dead to me - especially from the music perspective.

Well, since my access is free, I'm going to stick with it