nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqw7eynwj9mqw5juqm9tc5s4gm6vw97qjpn7z2u264fnay57lf0npsg6ascr (nprofile…ascr) GenX here. Yes. Yes they did listen to that much Chicago and America.
I think the problem you’re facing is that they listened to whole albums, in sequence, and Sirius (and everything else these days) loves tracks. That’s not the way the music was meant to be listened to when it was made. Artists put a lot of thought into the order and flow, and otherwise good tracks could be left off the album for not fitting into the flow.
If Grateful Dead radio can give us lengthy pieces of Dead concerts, Sirius XM Classic Vinyl could play whole albums or at least album sides. Until they do, they can GTFO with their cynical market slicing and dicing.
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2026-07-01 16:59:58 UTC
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