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Costco Salem is down precipitously. Regular went from $3.659 to $3.439 and premium went from $4.099 to $3.839. This is after new state taxes went into effect that raised the tax six cents to 58.4 cents per gallon (California is now 70.92 cents per gallon -- up from 68.1).

Mr. Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra

Alive and Kicking - Simple Minds

Talking in Your Sleep - The Romantics

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?

The Long and Winding Road - The Beatles

All Night Long - Lionel Richie

Dancing In The Street - Martha & The Vandellas

So Into You - Atlanta Rhythm Section

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.

For The Love of You - The Isley Brothers

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

Who'll Stop The Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival

I'm Into Something Good - Herman's Hermits

Daydream - The Lovin' Spoonful

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.

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

Time is Passing - The Who

I wouldn't dare suggest that anyone hold up Disco as a shining example of what Star Trek should be (or should have been).

It is only good if they don't throw canon out the window.

Back in Black - AC/DC

A low bar if there ever was one.

The Battle of New Orleans - Johnny Horton

Different company, same problem.

And Apple expects that the faithful are going to get behind Apple Intelligence if they can't even master auto-correct?