Scream of the Butterfly
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| - | '''Scream of the Butterfly''' was a pirate radio station active in the 90s, apparently via [[relay]]s. Program material consisted of rock music, often "classic" rock. The station aspired to the sound of a commercial FM station. QSL packages were elaborate, including bumper stickers and newsletters. The station apparently stopped pirate activity due to its attempt to "go commercial", towards the end of the 90s. | + | '''Scream of the Butterfly''' was a pirate radio station active in the 90s, apparently via [[relay]]s. Scream of the Butterfly was hosted by Johnny Rockin'. Program material consisted of rock music, often "classic" rock. The station aspired to the sound of a commercial FM station. QSL packages were elaborate, including bumper stickers and newsletters. The station apparently stopped pirate activity due to its attempt to "go commercial", towards the end of the 90s when it was broadcast on WRMI and WBCQ. |
Revision as of 17:54, 25 December 2007
Scream of the Butterfly was a pirate radio station active in the 90s, apparently via relays. Scream of the Butterfly was hosted by Johnny Rockin'. Program material consisted of rock music, often "classic" rock. The station aspired to the sound of a commercial FM station. QSL packages were elaborate, including bumper stickers and newsletters. The station apparently stopped pirate activity due to its attempt to "go commercial", towards the end of the 90s when it was broadcast on WRMI and WBCQ.
