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Author Topic: Shame on Sirius  (Read 909 times)
Dick Head
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Re: Shame on Sirius
« Reply #10 on: September 01, 2005, 10:17:50 AM »

Back up your statement.  Show me proof that Remix was the most popular dance station.
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midwestclubber
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Re: Typical rock head.
« Reply #11 on: September 01, 2005, 03:01:47 PM »

> Force what on you.  You make a purchase, you're aware what
> you buy.  You did read the channel list before you put down
> the money.  You do realize you can cancel your service,
> right.  
>
> Sirius will put up channels that attract listeners.  Welcome
> to reality.  That's *gasp* how business works.  
>
>
>  Not everyone likes rock but Sirus tries to force it on you.
>
> > They remove channels from other formats like Dacne which
> > needs more channels not less to add to rock which has
> every
> > format under the sun just to add more.  The rate it is
> going
> > in 5 years there will be 40 channels of rock and less of
> the
> > rest of the formats.
> >
>
At least you still have Area 63, and The Beat for Pure Dance music.  Plus, you have BBC Radio One, With its (DANCE-Top 40 format) during the day, as well as weekend and late night DANCE specialty shows, not to mention how much Electronica gets mixed into the Night Time shows, yet usually rock leaned.  I find the Dance (Friendly) stations, that also play CHR music, more interesting to listen to.  I am a huge Dance Fan, but even I get sick of the same old 4/4 beat, with the same repetative HI-Hats.  I mean, if I spend 6 hrs in a Dance Club, with beats pounding nonstop, Im probably not gonna listen to Another Non-Stop Dance Mix on the Drive home, because usually by then, my head fricken hurts.
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Ivan
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MP3 Question
« Reply #12 on: September 01, 2005, 05:37:29 PM »

By the way, in my single clubbing days I would play Hard Rock. After hours 4/4 I would listen to Smooth Jazz on the way home.

OK, Question: It seem that Sirius is becoming an unreliable source for Dance Music. Would it be better to buy an MP3 player with an FM transmitter and join a subscription service lke Yahoo! Music? Their ad shows a monthly charge of $4.99/mo.
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deejay993
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Re: MP3 Question
« Reply #13 on: September 01, 2005, 06:03:38 PM »

Sirius isnt just going to close their eyes and pick a channel to drop. More than likely they did some research and found your remix channel was not doing so well. Why keep something going if you can get rid of it and make something else better? And for the record all the rock channels have something different to offer. I bought my Sirius for the fact of Stern, NFL, NBA, and all of the options of Rock music. I'm sorry you are losing a channel that you enjoyed so much. Before you get pissed and get rid of your subscription take a look at all the options available in your Sirius service. Hell when they made the announcement of Margaritaville I thought I would never tune in to a Jimmy Buffet station but anymore I'm always tuning it in. You would be surprised at what you might enjoy in you Sirius service.
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Dan
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Re: Shame on Sirius
« Reply #14 on: September 02, 2005, 02:36:27 AM »

> Back up your statement.  Show me proof that Remix was the
> most popular dance station.
>

SiriusBackstage.com

It was easily the most discussed dance station, and polls were taken showing it as the favorite dance station.
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midwestclubber
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Re: Shame on Sirius
« Reply #15 on: September 02, 2005, 10:24:58 AM »

> > Back up your statement.  Show me proof that Remix was the
> > most popular dance station.
> >
>
> SiriusBackstage.com
>
> It was easily the most discussed dance station, and polls
> were taken showing it as the favorite dance station.
>
Only for the very tiny handfull of Subscribers who actually even visit that board.
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Earwig
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Re: Shame on Sirius
« Reply #16 on: September 04, 2005, 09:52:46 PM »

> > > I still can not believe what Sirius is doing , dropping
> > > REMIX 62 is one of the stupidest moves yet, why do have
> to
> >
> > > take a channel that is so popular , why can’t they take
> > away
> > > one of the 16 ROCK channels,
> >
> > Probably because the rock channels are doing better than
> > Remix and Swing Street...  Let's be realistic for a
> second.
> > Sirius almost certainly knew they'd lose some subscribers
> > over this move, and I doubt this decision was made
> > haphazardly.  Sirius is a business and is trying to get as
>
> > many subscribers as possible.  It probably did some
> research
> > to find out what channels to air and what channels to
> drop,
> > and Remix and Swing Street probably had fewer listeners
> than
> > any of the rock channels.  So, they were dropped, and
> Sirius
> > is trying to create other channels that its research shows
>
> > will attract more listeners.  Sirius may be making a
> > mistake, and it will find out in time.  However, it was
> > probably, if nothing else, a well researched mistake.
> There
> > are plenty of those in the history of modern day business.
>
> > New Coke comes to mind very quickly.  
> >
> > > and for
> > > anyone who says if ya don’t like it cancel it, well wish
> I
> >
> > > could, I just renewed it in July, so I have a whole year
>
> > on
> > > my 3 units.
> >
> > Why can't you?  The way I understand it is that these
> block
> > subscriptions are not contracts.  However, I'd recommend
> you
> > check your customer agreement, especially the fine print,
> to
> > make sure.
> >
>
> Let's not compare Remix and the rock channels, because of
> course we know the rock channels have more listeners then
> the dance channels (though I bet not as much as you'd
> think). I don't have so much of a problem with one of the
> dance channels being axed, it was the fact that they got rid
> of the most popular one. Don't tell me they did research.
> They didn't. The guy who is in charge of the dance channels,
> Liquid Todd, personally programs Boombox and Chill. They are
> his creations. I'm sure corporate told him to pick a dance
> channel to go, and you can bet he wasn't going to pick one
> of his babies...so he choose Remix. Remix was easily the
> most popular dance channel. So instead of getting rid of
> Boombox or Chill, two niche stations that sparked very
> little interest (especially Boombox) he chose to get rid of
> Remix....and now there is only two actual dance stations in
> the dance category.
>

And the way you know this is......how, exactly?

My response to your incredible (i.e., preposterous) statement(s) goes way beyond "I wish I had some of whatever it is you're smoking" -- more like, "Where the hell did you get that LSD"??  You really ought to be careful, whatever it is, it's obviously affecting your cognitive processes.........
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