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I had XM back in 2002 and I loved it for a few years. I was well worth the overpriced radio (at the time) and $10 a month. Then they eventually dropped 7/10 of my presets and replaced it with redundant Top 40 radio or country. World Zone was dropped, and The Torch, XM Music Lab, Ngoma...

No, but my parents have their XM plugged into their Sony Hi-Fi from the 60s - tubes and all.

I've always been a fan of XM's Classical lineup, and since Fine Tuning throws in Classical Music with early Genesis as well as current folk, I've got to give them the thumbs up.

XM has Baseball, so it certainly gets my vote.

XM leads, but its barely for now. I like others, I think they destroyed too many original channels in order to bring more Top 40-like stations you can hear anywhere else. Still, they have AudioVisions and Fine Tuning, and Sirius has nothing close to this. Even with all of XM's screw-ups, I'll...

From what I've read of the channel comparison, I'd certainly wonder why I'd want a Canadian XM over the US version. We're stuck with all the french channels down here as well (and, rather stupidly IMHO, taking away good channels like World Zone and Ngoma).

Dear RIAA: Get. A. Life.

I've had XM for over 2 1/2 years, and I love it. There is so much to recommend on XM, and I'm rarely at a loss to what to listen to. The upsides on XM are plenty: Baseball (big fan!), Traffic, BBC World Service, Prog Rock, Fine Tuning, and many others. There are other reasons are why I chose...

I don't think I've seen a positive review of Playboy Radio yet, so I'm not too sad to see it leave. I don't think Discovery is much of a loss, either. I'll take a Canuk station if, and only if, there's an all "Great Big Sea" station.

This reminds me of Special X's "Magical Misery Tour," which played bad Beatles covers. Death Metal and rapcore groups should steer clear of Michelle. Oh, and I miss Special X.... :(