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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    Alive and Kicking - Simple Minds
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    Talking in Your Sleep - The Romantics
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    SiriusXM S-band Reception

    Don't you suppose that with all of those hundreds of channels, there might be some serious encryption and modulation going on? SiriusXM had enough trouble trying to make a single radio that would handle both schemes, what makes you think a computer could do it in software?
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    The Long and Winding Road - The Beatles
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    All Night Long - Lionel Richie
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    Dancing In The Street - Martha & The Vandellas
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    So Into You - Atlanta Rhythm Section
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    Your Weather ?

    If your location isn't described as something that the system can readily parse (such as "northern WEST New York"), it is forced to punt.
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    For The Love of You - The Isley Brothers
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    Gas Price Info With National Gas Temperature Map

    Costco Salem is $3.639 and $4.099 respectively Costco Redwood City is $4.199 and $4.499 Costco Santa Rosa is $4.359 and $4.759 -- a pretty big differential on regular from RP Costco Riverbank (Modesto, CA, nearest to where my sister moved to) is $3.999 and $4.499 -- a 50-cent differential is stiff
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    Who'll Stop The Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    I'm Into Something Good - Herman's Hermits
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    Song Name Game Part 3!

    Daydream - The Lovin' Spoonful
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    From my archives: TM Programming demonstration reel

    Covers are covers. The win is when you don't have to pay radio royalties that go uniquely to the lyricists. Presumably, no lyrics, no royalties.
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    From my archives: TM Programming demonstration reel

    Easy listening perhaps happened because they could get away without paying a lot of the royalties with the instrumental versions of pop tunes.