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tropple · 07-12-2004, 02:49 AM

XMPCR is an XM Satellite radio that works with a computer. It uses a USB connection for power and tuning. The software that comes with it kinda clunky, so I'm using XtremePCR, which is fantastic.

Previously, I'd been spending ripping my CDs and bringing them to work on CDR. No more. Ripping CDs and collecting MP3s on a PC is like saving porn pictures: No matter how many you have, you always find something else and it never ends. Why bother?

XMPCR lets me hear a better assortment of all types of music, commercial free. Yep. No more Lasik commercials, no more commercials for TrimSpa, hair loss clinics, no more eogitical DJs who think that their sparkling personalities are more important that the music they play. And then there's news, talk, radio plays, etc.

XM Radio rocks. At $10 a month, it's the best money I've spent in ages.

07-12-2004, 02:49 AM	#9 (permalink)
tropple Junkie	XMPCR is an XM Satellite radio that works with a computer. It uses a USB connection for power and tuning. The software that comes with it kinda clunky, so I'm using XtremePCR, which is fantastic. Previously, I'd been spending ripping my CDs and bringing them to work on CDR. No more. Ripping CDs and collecting MP3s on a PC is like saving porn pictures: No matter how many you have, you always find something else and it never ends. Why bother? XMPCR lets me hear a better assortment of all types of music, commercial free. Yep. No more Lasik commercials, no more commercials for TrimSpa, hair loss clinics, no more eogitical DJs who think that their sparkling personalities are more important that the music they play. And then there's news, talk, radio plays, etc. XM Radio rocks. At $10 a month, it's the best money I've spent in ages. __________________ +++++++++++Boom!