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A E Network Presents Original Documentary ‘L A Burning The Riots 25 Years Later’

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A E Network Presents Original Documentary ‘L A Burning The Riots 25 Years Later’ A&E NETWORK PRESENTS THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY �L.A. BURNING: THE RIOTS 25 YEARS LATER� FROM EXECUTIVE PRODUCER JOHN SINGLETON TWO HOUR SPECIAL TAKES AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THE STORY OF THE 1992 LOS ANGELES RIOTS THROUGH THE EYES OF THOSE WHO EXPERIENCED THE UPRISING FIRSTHAND PREMIERING  APRIL 18 AT 9PM ET /PT NEW YORK, NY �  MARCH 17, 2017  �A&E Network presents an original two-hour documentary marking the 25 th  anniversary of the infamous L.A. riots that reexamines the intense and life-changing events through the eyes of those who lived it. From executive producer John Singleton and directors One9 and Erik Parker, �L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later� premieres  Tuesday, April 18 at 9PM ET /PT on A&E Network. �I believe the1992 LA Uprising has never truly been given a voice until now... weve attempted to chronicle the untold stories and unique perspectives of people w...

25 ways to kill a piano

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25 ways to kill a piano A couple of years ago, one of the angriest comment threads ever on Music Thing concerned a bunch of students in Aberystwyth who bought a piano on Freecycle, put it on a beach, burned it, and said it was art. Today, YouTube is stuffed with people being mean to pianos. Damn, you must have had some bad piano teachers... Throw it off a cliff, set fire to it Shoot it with shotguns and an AK47 Knock it over and jump on it Jens Johansson (who is Yngwie Malmsteens keyboard player) smashes up an old piano while giggling hysterically Back a pickup truck into it Play it with a JCB digger (this one really is the stuff of nightmares) Drive over it in an enormous truck Put on a leather coat and fill it with fireworks Smash it and sample it Fire it from a trebuchet (or here at Burning Man, where presumably its performance art) Throw it down a hill Burn it and call it art (again) Pull it off the back of a moving pickup truck Drag it behind a pickup truck Chop it...

25 to Life 2006 PS2

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25 to Life 2006 PS2 Descri��o: 25 to Life � um jogo de a��o em terceira pessoa na linha de t�tulos como Grand Theft Auto. No entanto, o game � mais focado nos tiroteios em si e nas incansaveis persegui��es policiais. A trama de 25 ta Life gira em torno de um afro-americano chamado Freeze, seu amigo Sean e o policial Willians. Ao longo do game, voc� joga com os tr�s personagens; Freeze e Sean cometem roubos para ajudar suas respectivas familias, enquanto o oficial persegue-os incessantemente para evitar que novos crimes aconte�am.    O t�tulo se passa em grandes centros urbanos, simulando cidades como Los Angeles e Tijuana. As miss�es geralmente consistem em assaltos a bancos ou cassinos, por exemplo. No entanto, para realiz�-las voc� vai gastar muita muni��o do seu arsenal nada modesto, que vai de pistolas a rifles de assalto. Informa��es:   Plataforma: PlayStation 2 G�nero: Tiro Ano de Lan�amento: 2006 Est�dio: Eidos Interactive Desenvolvedores: Avalanche Software, Ritu...

25 to Life 2006 PC

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25 to Life 2006 PC Descri��o: 25 to Life � um jogo de a��o em terceira pessoa na linha de t�tulos como Grand Theft Auto. No entanto, o game � mais focado nos tiroteios em si e nas incansaveis persegui��es policiais. A trama de 25 ta Life gira em torno de um afro-americano chamado Freeze, seu amigo Sean e o policial Willians. Ao longo do game, voc� joga com os tr�s personagens; Freeze e Sean cometem roubos para ajudar suas respectivas familias, enquanto o oficial persegue-os incessantemente para evitar que novos crimes aconte�am. Requisitos M�nimos: Sistema Operacional: Windows XP Placa de V�deo: 64 MB Processador: Pentium IV 1.4 GHz ou Athlon equivalente / 1.4 GHz Mem�ria Necess�ria: 256MB Espa�o em disco: 2.5GB Direct X: 9.0 Placa de Som: Placa de som compat�vel com Windows Informa��es: Plataforma: PC G�nero: Tiro Ano de Lan�amento: 2006 Desenvolvedora: Avalanche Studios, Avalanche Software Distribuidora: Eidos Interactive Hospedagem: Torrent Tamanho: 1 GB Aviso: Compre o jogo para ...

25 great music making tips from musicians

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25 great music making tips from musicians UPDATE 2014: Advice From Musicians is now a thing - click here to see the best tips submitted by Music Thing readers In the results of the Music to make you happy survey in February, the things that impressed me most were the answers to the question "Whats the best piece of advice about making music that youve ever heard?" Within the 1,100+ responses are hundreds of great tips - some old, some new, some obvious, some arcane. Like these, for starters... Like Kraftwerk, have a non-music day every week or so (Anonymous computer musician) If things go wrong, just maintain that you were playing jazz (Max/MSP enthusiast) Play less (Guitarist, and lots of other people) When learning to play a piece of music, play it first so slowly that you dont get a single note wrong. Then slowly increase the speed. Then, play louder than normal at the proper speed and youll play more confidently (A bass player and a synth tweaker) When editing, don...

25 Awesome things Ive failed to post on Music Thing over the last couple of months

25 Awesome things Ive failed to post on Music Thing over the last couple of months My new favourite Wikipedia page is Unusual types of gramophone records. (Thanks, Steve) Bleep Labs BitBlob is the only thing to buy this Christmas. A patchable synth encased in a pyrex glass jar complete with glowing monsters. $216, limited edition of 30... Another xmas essential is Benges Twenty Systems album - a lovely booklet/CD package with twenty tracks recorded on twenty different systems, from Moog Modular to NED Synclavier. (More pics here at Hardformat) New synth #1: Dave Smith Mopho, tiny yellow all-analog synth for $399 (from Analog Haven). Like the button marked push it, dont like the lack of knobs. The Trons are a robot band from New Zealand (MySpace) (Thanks, Louis) Totally Wired is an interesting-looking obsessive documentary about the Berlin synth store Schneiders Buero. Trailer. (Thanks, Luka) Wonderful podcast #1: Welcome to Mars, the series about sci-fi and the cold war is now a...