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Thread: Why are Dj's allowed to talk on Sirius?

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    ^^ Amen ^^
    I don't miss 22 minutes of commercials every hour

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    The new online player seems to cut out DJ banter, the mobile app is likely soon to follow. Good news for everyone who is sick of crappy DJs.
    I don't miss 22 minutes of commercials every hour

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    Quote Originally Posted by frigginregan View Post
    To me, the appeal of Sat Radio has always been about it being "commercial free"....not "DJ free".

    Personally I LIKE to have a DJ introduce songs and talk about music. It adds a human element and makes it more interesting.

    True, not EVERY DJ is going to appeal to everyone. Some will be better than others depending on who is listening. But to say get rid of ALL DJs is kinda silly to me. DJ's add personality and depth to the radio experience. Besides being entertaining they tend to be KNOWLEDGEABLE about the music being played, and that is very informative.

    This kind of "human" element adds a "Soul" to Sat Radio that you just don't get from the likes of Pandora or Slacker.

    I do think that SiriusXM should add a "jukebox" like feature on the iphone app where people can create their own radio stations like Pandora....that'd be cool and would only enhance the listening experience. However, I don't think they should change their regular platform by getting rid of DJs.

    Getting rid of commercials? Of COURSE...that is WHY people are willing to pay for Sat Radio. But getting rid of DJs? Makes no sense to me. They are as important to me as the music when it comes to what radio is about.

    Take them away, and you take away radio's soul. :-)
    Exactly. As long as they do not talk too much, it's OK. Some have interesting insight and comments (i.e., Cousin Brucie on Ch. 6).

    Now, if we could just be spared the commercial spots for the weiner pills (and similar)...

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