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NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 17:58
by Bubba
Anyone else into Sirius XM Channel 57, Kenny Chesney's No Shoes Radio? It's identified as country but it plays an eclectic mix of everything including country, rock, reggae and even a little rap. You're as likely to hear Bob Marley, Beyoncé or Kenny Chesney as you are to hear Entrain, who used to play Killington. Been listening since last spring and really enjoy it.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 18:18
by GSKI
Want to get Sirius for cheap? Tell them you want to cancel they then send you to another staff member and they make you an offer. Refuse it and they make you another. The best deal is $25 for 5 months. It is definitely worth it for $6 a month not so much for the $15 or so list price. Been playing that since 2011. Nice to have almost perfect radio reception all the time and a lot of interesting channels.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 19:26
by Mister Moose
GSKI wrote: Nice to have almost perfect radio reception all the time and a lot of interesting channels.
Tried it primarily for the drive to VT. So many dead zones on 100/103/4 that it wasn't worth keeping it.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 19:31
by GSKI
Tried it primarily for the drive to VT. So many dead zones on 100/103/4 that it wasn't worth keeping it.
Really this is odd. I live in HILLSborough country NH where you get no AM and like 2 FM stations and it works perfect and I drive all around NE from Mass to ME and never had more than a blip or two when it did not work. I also drive from NH to K through Ludlow to 100 and it always worked.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 19:34
by Mister Moose
GSKI wrote:
Tried it primarily for the drive to VT. So many dead zones on 100/103/4 that it wasn't worth keeping it.
Really this is odd. I live in HILLSborough country NH where you get no AM and like 2 FM stations and it works perfect and I drive all around NE from Mass to ME and never had more than a blip or two when it did not work.
I figured the satellite was low enough on the horizon that many hills blocked it. Proctorsville Gulf on 103 is a long dead zone, and there are many.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 21:27
by Big Bob
Mister Moose wrote:
GSKI wrote: Nice to have almost perfect radio reception all the time and a lot of interesting channels.
Tried it primarily for the drive to VT. So many dead zones on 100/103/4 that it wasn't worth keeping it.
Once the leaves come out it is worthless on the back roads so I gave it up also. Pain in the ass to cancel, I even tried blocking them from charging my CC and they still managed to charge it!

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 14th, '18, 22:13
by doofus
Been a Sirius subscriber for over 10 years, when you put 30,000 miles a year on the roads it is a necessity. I stumbled upon NSR about a year ago and have loved the eclectic mix. Unlike other Sirius stations you don't get the same 50 songs playing over and over again.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 15th, '18, 08:51
by DES
Thanks for the info here, I just bought a new Jeep on Saturday and it came included with a year subscription...I haven't even figured the whole multimedia thing out yet (I never had been a big "options" purchaser on vehicles before, my old Compass had just radio/CD/mp3 input...the Renegade I got isn't the "lowest level trim package", so I have some homework to do today before heading up to Cannon tomorrow).

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 15th, '18, 09:36
by brownman
That's odd .. would have expected Bubba to be a Studio 54 channel fan. 8)

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Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 15th, '18, 13:32
by LINYbob
I bought a subscription back in 2005 for $500 for "lifetime". What that really means is 3 cars lifetime. I'm on car #2 now and I keep my cars a long time.
So it's paid off pretty well. But they don't give me access to some of the new channels, which really is no loss.

There is a dead spot on Rt 4 after Sugar and Spice up to around Wheelerville Rd. The mountain on the south side blocks the signal.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 15th, '18, 20:47
by Humpty Dumpty
Bubba wrote:Anyone else into Sirius XM Channel 57, Kenny Chesney's No Shoes Radio? It's identified as country but it plays an eclectic mix of everything including country, rock, reggae and even a little rap. You're as likely to hear Bob Marley, Beyoncé or Kenny Chesney as you are to hear Entrain, who used to play Killington. Been listening since last spring and really enjoy it.
What are your other presets? 40s on 40 and that LGBT channel? I know that one is McGuillicuddy's favorite.

Geoff, out.

Re: NSR: NSR (No Shoes Radio)

Posted: Jan 17th, '18, 22:23
by brownman
Good call Bubba.
Decent programming. :like

:Toast