Originally posted by: UglyCasanova
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
OT: Why does everybody like Sat Radio so much? People on AT obviously know how to use mp3 players and know this a cheaper alternative as well, even if you got a $300 and up mp3 player due to service charges.
Yeah, I have some 40 gigs of mp3's on here, but nothing compares to the randomness of the radio. Good radio that is. That's how I find a lot of my music. The local college station around here used to be a godsend, hooking me up with fresh supplies of new artists and songs every time I turned it on. It has since gone to hell, so now I'm looking for a way to hear new stuff. Indie Pop Rocks! on SomaFM (give it a listen, great stuff) is doing its part, but I want something for the road. Nothing beats listening to music in a car. Nothing.
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
Originally posted by: UglyCasanova
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
OT: Why does everybody like Sat Radio so much? People on AT obviously know how to use mp3 players and know this a cheaper alternative as well, even if you got a $300 and up mp3 player due to service charges.
Yeah, I have some 40 gigs of mp3's on here, but nothing compares to the randomness of the radio. Good radio that is. That's how I find a lot of my music. The local college station around here used to be a godsend, hooking me up with fresh supplies of new artists and songs every time I turned it on. It has since gone to hell, so now I'm looking for a way to hear new stuff. Indie Pop Rocks! on SomaFM (give it a listen, great stuff) is doing its part, but I want something for the road. Nothing beats listening to music in a car. Nothing.
Do you prefer Sirius or XM. I think Sirius is the better of the 2 when I listen at work.
Originally posted by: UglyCasanova
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
OT: Why does everybody like Sat Radio so much? People on AT obviously know how to use mp3 players and know this a cheaper alternative as well, even if you got a $300 and up mp3 player due to service charges.
Yeah, I have some 40 gigs of mp3's on here, but nothing compares to the randomness of the radio. Good radio that is. That's how I find a lot of my music. The local college station around here used to be a godsend, hooking me up with fresh supplies of new artists and songs every time I turned it on. It has since gone to hell, so now I'm looking for a way to hear new stuff. Indie Pop Rocks! on SomaFM (give it a listen, great stuff) is doing its part, but I want something for the road. Nothing beats listening to music in a car. Nothing.
Originally posted by: Triforceofcourage
Originally posted by: UglyCasanova
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
OT: Why does everybody like Sat Radio so much? People on AT obviously know how to use mp3 players and know this a cheaper alternative as well, even if you got a $300 and up mp3 player due to service charges.
Yeah, I have some 40 gigs of mp3's on here, but nothing compares to the randomness of the radio. Good radio that is. That's how I find a lot of my music. The local college station around here used to be a godsend, hooking me up with fresh supplies of new artists and songs every time I turned it on. It has since gone to hell, so now I'm looking for a way to hear new stuff. Indie Pop Rocks! on SomaFM (give it a listen, great stuff) is doing its part, but I want something for the road. Nothing beats listening to music in a car. Nothing.
Getting blown in a car beats listening music in a car.
Originally posted by: preslove
Originally posted by: UglyCasanova
Originally posted by: bockchow
copious amounts of ganga
Thing is, it really doesn't go that far.
like a week and a half
I think I'm gonna invest in a satellite radio though. Now the thing is which one?
You smoke too much. A half of crip should last you at least a month. Nowadays, it would last me two years