Universe, Thank You

[bxiie]

When I bought my car in November, it came with a three-month trial subscription to Sirius.  I don't usually listen to music when I drive; I usually have the radio off, in fact.  But I got used to having Sirius and in fact used the radio far more than I had for years.

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[eloquentwthrage]

Which Eurythmics?

[bxiie]

Here Comes the Rain Again.

[eloquentwthrage]

You mean, not "Sweet Dreams"?? One of the reasons I gave up on Sirius is that their "First Wave" station plays endless Depeche Mode, Cure and Morrissey/The Smiths, while it plays very little... well, anything else. Eurythmics had eight albums in the 80s, and all that station ever played were the ones we just mentioned.

[bxiie]

Yeah; they are like that. Still, they do play the occasional song that I haven't heard in twenty-plus years. I wouldn't pay for the service but it is a great value for free.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG3PnQ3tgzY

[readherring]

I don't mean to creep you out, but it wasn't Sirius that alerted you, it was Hall & Oates. They have supernatural powers. They left music in 1985 when they discovered the wreck of the Titanic with their minds. True story.

Private eyes. They're watching you. They see your every move.

[bxiie]

You know, this isn't the first time I've heard those rumors, but I can't go for that. No can do.

[rozebud]

Oh, bx...say it isn't so...