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Date Posted: 00:41:54 11/04/02 Mon
Author: Craig
Subject: Re: 70's AT40 getting brought back?!
In reply to: Helmut Brandstetter 's message, "Re: 70's AT40 getting brought back?!" on 22:58:51 11/03/02 Sun

>>The presence of AT40 shows on XM can benefit people
>>who don't have XM as well. This will give collectors
>>another source to record shows from, and build their
>>libraries. They can then trade with other AT40: COC
>>site members to expand their libraries as well. So,
>>it's a win-win situation for everyone!
>
>Probably a good chance for the AT40 community to get
>those shows in good and clean quality, wich are around
>now in not so good condition and not dubbed from the
>original.
>Like Nenad, I would probably also looking for a
>trading connection, once this whole project is
>established.
>And it's true: XM-Radio won't find it's way outside
>the US in the foreseable future. That's what their
>custom support told me several days ago. They are
>only in the 48 states without Alaska and Hawaii.

Scott mentioned a good point about XM & AT40 being a win-win situation for all fans in general. Besides, I'm willing to pay $10/mo. for XM radio if I can get it. Of course, there's always AT40 Flashback to fall back on.

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