SIRIUS Led Zeppelin WTF??

Anyone know why SERIUS Led Zeppelin radio is gone form the line-up?? Now replaced with mellow rock

Anyone know why SERIUS Led Zeppelin radio is gone form the line-up?? Now replaced with mellow rock

That what Serious do ever now nd then, thay change there linuep. They used to have a Sinatra channel, Stones channel, Elvis channel, The Who channel. Always changing. I listem to the talk channels.

Not to mention Sirius and XM merged a while back, causing a lot of lineup changes.

In all seriousness, I wonder how much traffic it was getting anyways. Seems to me anyone that wants to listen to LZ all the time, probably already owns tons of albums.

Here's the press release about the channel...hopefully they will bring it back. It rocked!

SIRIUS XM Radio To Launch Channel Dedicated To Led Zeppelin

"Led Zeppelin Radio" will be broadcast on SIRIUS channel 12 and XM channel 39 and will feature Led Zeppelin music 24/7, including interviews and rarities

NEW YORK, Oct. 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SIRIUS XM Radio announced the broadcast of a new 100% commercial-free music channel dedicated to rock icons Led Zeppelin on SIRIUS and XM. Led Zeppelin Radio will be broadcast on SIRIUS channel 12 and XM channel 39 and will launch on Saturday, November 1 starting at 6:00 pm ET through December 31.

On November 11, Atlantic/Swan Song/Rhino Entertainment will release the Led Zeppelin Limited-Edition Boxed Set of Mini-LP Replica CDs, which includes Led Zeppelin (1969), Led Zeppelin II (1969), Led Zeppelin III (1970), Led Zeppelin IV (1971), Houses of the Holy (1973), Physical Graffiti (1975), Presence (1976), The Song Remains the Same (1976), In Through the Out Door (1979), and Coda (1982).

Led Zeppelin Radio is the latest limited run artist-branded channel dedicated to iconic musicians offered by SIRIUS XM Radio. In addition to the current broadcast of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Radio and AC/DC Radio, SIRIUS XM has previously offered limited run channels such as Mandatory Metallica, Rolling Stones Radio, The Spectrum of John Mellencamp, The Who Channel, Radio R.E.M., Coldplay Nation, ABBA Radio, Neil Diamond Radio, Jay-Z Nation, Michael Jackson's XM Thriller, George Strait's Strait Country, Garth Brooks Radio, Kenny Chesney's No Shoe Radio, and Duran Duran's Red Carpet Radio among many others.

Seems to me anyone that wants to listen to LZ all the time, probably already owns tons of albums.

Did you look on my shelves?

In all seriousness, I wonder how much traffic it was getting anyways. Seems to me anyone that wants to listen to LZ all the time, probably already owns tons of albums.

+1 My all time favorite group. I have every cd made by them, even those of them in concert before getting famous. Got them from bmg music at really good prices. A must have for any causal to hard listener. Although I may check out this all day zepp station.

In all seriousness, I wonder how much traffic it was getting anyways. Seems to me anyone that wants to listen to LZ all the time, probably already owns tons of albums.

It's was nice to just turn on the surround and tune in without having to listen to a particular cd.

When XM and Sirius merged, they dropped (unannounced, I may add) one of my favorite channels, "Backspin" which played old skool hip-hop on channel 43. Well, after all of the fans of that channel complained to Sirius, it is returning on January 15th on channel 38 (yay!). So it may be worth you guys complaining to see if they will install a permanent LZ channel. The reinstatement of "Backspin" and "The Strobe" (a disco music channel) on Jan 15th just goes to show how easy it is for them to add and remove from their line up.
I'm just waiting until they start a Beatles channel, that would be awesome.

Rich