I pay $40 a month for cable TV that I watch a total of 3 hours a week. I drive over 2 hours a day and listen to the radio in my car for over 14 hours a week. Why in the hell do I pay for cable TV?!? I also own over 300 CDs because the radio stations suck around here. I used to buy a new CD every couple weeks. In the past week I haven't listened to a single CD. I will probably buy a lot less CDs now that I don't need to. Plus the ability to listen to Fox News and CNN is very nice during this war.
I don't see the radio stations changing for the better around here. in my area I have 5 rap/hip-hop/pop station, 5 country stations, and 5 NPR stations. I prefer modern rock and punk. Can't hear that on the radio around here. I would pay $30 for sattelite radio if I had to now that I have it. Worth EVERY single penny. I guess you just don't understand.
Thomas Johnson
Durand, MI
I don't see the radio stations changing for the better around here. in my area I have 5 rap/hip-hop/pop station, 5 country stations, and 5 NPR stations. I prefer modern rock and punk. Can't hear that on the radio around here. I would pay $30 for sattelite radio if I had to now that I have it. Worth EVERY single penny. I guess you just don't understand.
Thomas Johnson
Durand, MI
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Originally posted by imaxxedout69: I disagree. You have to PAY. To listen to the f*cking radio. That's the dumbest thing ever. I'll just wait until I can get quasi-broadband in the car, and tune into www.di.fm and listen to great music completley free. XM and Sirious are the RIAA and car manufacturers idea of tricking consumers into paying to LISTEN to music... hell, you don't even own it! Secondly, there'd be a lot more GOOD local radio stations if the Gov weren't such pricks about getting a broadcasting license.. oh yeah, you can broadcast your own radio station, if it has a truly pathetic range. Pffft. Screw XM and the other one, I'll listen to music that I PAID for, and can listen to as many times as I want, or I'll listen to the FREE radio stations. - Ca$h |