This Guy was Serious about his Playlist - "Disco Inferno"

[DaveR]

"Disco Inferno"

A volunteer at a community radio station in Austin, Texas, set fire to the station becasue he was upset that his song selections for an overnight Internet broadcast were changed, police said. The man has been charged with arson - Jan 30, 2008 - Express/Washington Post

[Jamie 3:26]

"Disco Inferno"

A volunteer at a community radio station in Austin, Texas, set fire to the station becasue he was upset that his song selections for an overnight Internet broadcast were changed, police said. The man has been charged with arson - Jan 30, 2008 - Express/Washington Post

Watch yo back Sammy....

[DaveR]

KOOP-FM: 'We are shocked'

05:50 PM CST on Monday, January 28, 2008

http://www.kvue.com/news/tuma/stories/012808kvueKOOParrest-cb.6854c90e.html

By CLARA TUMA
KVUE News

Arson investigators charged 24-year-old Paul Webster Feinstein with arson, a second-degree felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

"We are shocked," said Kim McCarson, KOOP executive director. "We are saddened and we're just very surprised by this.

Feinstein was a volunteer at the radio station for a year, until he quit in December after becoming unhappy about the way some of his work was handled. Station officials say while at the station, Feinstein helped programmers load music onto the station's digital library. They say he apparently became disgruntled after a disagreement with another producer over which music was to be included.

http://www.kvue.com/news/tuma/stories/M_IMAGE.1175910ab03.93.88.fa.d0.696ad2b9.jpg AFD
Paul Webster Feinstein

KOOP president Andrew Dickens had trouble coming up with words to express how he was feeling after news of Feinstein's arrest was made public.

"Shock .... total shock ... confusion," he said.

Arson investigators say Feinstein started two separate fires after using a key he copied to let himself into the offices after hours.

"Mr. Feinstein says he was very unhappy about changes that the management in the station or other people who had access to his work product were making in his work product," said Greg Nye, arson investigator with the Austin Fire Department.

"He certainly confessed to us that he intended to take the radio station off the air," Nye said. "He knew that where he poured it it would do the maximum interruption to the radio station, so I don't think he thought much beyond that, what the consequences were of his actions."

The radio station is back on the air in temporary quarters. Officials have to have the burned-out space renovated within about three months, but it will take longer than that to restore the trust that's been shaken by the arrest.

"He seemed to be responsible," Dickens said. "This just comes as a complete shock."

[E-Phi]

1. "He certainly confessed to us that he intended to take the radio station off the air," Nye said.

2. "He seemed to be responsible," Dickens said. "This just comes as a complete shock."

1. Somebody call security and get this mofo out of here...and get a restraining order.

2. After hearing the 1st statement, if you still believed this then you're the fool.

[DaveR]

Watch yo back Sammy....
:rofl5:

[The Buddy Love Show]

Fuck opening

Fuck closing

Fuck a playlist

Just Bring Heat - FI YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[jojaujae3]

Fuck opening

Fuck closing

Fuck a playlist

Just Bring Heat - FI YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

:spit:

[sammyrock]

One mo Blue Man Group Song and I will tear down Cyber-Clapz(There is no Cure) TM..

[DaveR]

... FI YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Might be the 1st time in history, that a playlist really deserves that :biglaugha:

[MEP]

The roof! The roof...

[BOOMING B.]

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[blackwax]

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