Sirius XM Radio's Serious Predicament

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Your big problem is you want to be like every one else. If I wanted the FM format I can get it without a fee. Go back to old look, or you can cansel my subciption.

JR of ID 11:06AM March 02, 2009

I was a johnathan schwartz listener several years back on WNEW AM and WQEW. I want to hear many sinatra songs and he spins other singers then slips in a couple of Sinatra songs an hour.Boring! You expect to hear Sinatra Dean and Sammy and you get Jazz, Ella,Mel Torme, Crosby and Al Martino.

BOB of NY 7:43PM December 08, 2008

XMs death started when they pulled fungus 53 for an ac/dc channel 2 months ago to promote there new album and a 24 /7 metallica channel to promote there new album. What total sell outs. Now they have pulled all the channels that played anything out of mainstream. XM=FM & FM=XM only difference is you have to pay for it and the sound quality is less than free radio. No chance of hearing anything new and exciting.

They no longer want the 55 and under crowd, the hell with all you kids.... 24 7 ac/dc, 24 /7 greatful dead, 24 / 7 bruce springsteen, 24 / 7 led zeplin, 24 / 7 elvis ???? I am 34 and these people were all playing before I was born.

A new 24 /7 catholic radio, 24 /7 DR radio (yes, radio for doctors), a Jimmy Buffet channel, a Sinatra channel...

Its just a waste to pay for this now.

Bob of WA 11:43AM November 13, 2008

Stern rules, best money I spend every month. I would sacrifice heat for my Stern fix.

of 11:38AM November 13, 2008

yeah i woke up this morning and went to work and during my commute i realized that my channel had something different playing on it.... it wasent my breakbeat rock music... it was pop2k... i was mad! so i turned it to sirius 40.... and i realized that they werent cussing in the rap music.... and the dj's were different... so now im going to cancel my subscription to sirius xm radio cause im paying for crap!

Doug of MI 10:50PM November 12, 2008

Why should the govt. bail out the auto industry when all of the new and used car lots are over flowing with cars and trucks now.

Raymond H. Stopa of PA 6:10PM November 12, 2008

people will compliain like they did when PBS started to do it-then they stopped. If sat radio feels their content is good enough-then people will stay

of 5:03PM November 12, 2008

Well, they could run ad spots in all sorts of media about the brands and types of cars with their radios in them. If a consumer doesn't know about an idea, they can hardly act on it.

kevin of MD 4:19PM November 12, 2008

This article is just rehashed old news from other sites. You read it elsewhere, post this 'blog', but fail to include a single new bit of information or even perspective. Thanks for nothing.

Johnny of Stevens Point of WI 4:10PM November 12, 2008

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