&Nbsp Riots Broke Out In Britain, The Star Clothing Store Was Looted.

　　 Fire, robbery, and the recording industry suffered heavy losses.

Last Thursday, a black man was shot dead by police in Tottenham District, one of the poorest parts of London, England. On Saturday night, the demonstrations turned violent, public facilities destroyed and shops looted. Riots from Tottenham The area quickly spread to other parts of London, and then spread to cities like Bristol, Bermingham, Liverpool and Manchester.

In turmoil New cable company (SonyDADC) the warehouse was burned, and tens of thousands of pounds worth of CD, records and so on were destroyed. New cable company is SONY's CD manufacturing organization. It was burned on the evening of 8 in the warehouse in London, North London. The warehouse has three storehouses, twenty thousand square meters, and mainly stores goods sold by PIAS company. At present, both Sony and PIAS have launched an emergency plan, but the fire has affected many record companies, artists and retailers. Most of the independent brands in the UK are connected with PIAS, and about 100 record companies have been affected this time. Domino's album was recorded for the latest monkey song The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala. The first solo album of Charlie Simpson, the lead singer of the Busted band, was forced to postpone the issue due to insufficient stock. In order to tide over the difficulties, the British Independent Music Alliance appealed to fans to pay for music downloads through the Internet.

The riots in Manchester last night are by far the most serious. Many shops were robbed, including rock star Liam Gallagher's clothing store. Liam's Pretty Green clothing store was just opened in December last year. In the riots, the shop windows were smashed and goods were looted. According to netizens, there are bloodstains in the shop. But for Liam, perhaps this loss is nothing compared with the latter blow. As the lead singer of the former oasis band, and now the leader of Beady Eye, when reporting the robbery of the store, Liam was called "the former rock singer" by Sky News. After the dissolution of the oasis, the Beady Eye score was moderate. Recently, the original oasis guitarists and Liam's brother Noel Gallagher have launched two individual singles in succession. At this time, it is called Liam, a former rock singer.

　　 The artist responded, "this is Britain. 　 "

After the riots, British music entertainers responded differently. Some irresponsible and sarcastic women singers MIA said on blogs that they would give tea to the rioters and aroused public anger. Some blame the prime minister Cameron for his lack of work. Alex Capranos, the singer of the Franz Ferdinand band, asked the prime minister where he went, and rappers Example satirize: "if you want to burn any house in London, please burn" boss ". Singer Morrissey (Morrissey) said, "does anyone think David Cameron has been to Tottenham? I don't think so. When the riots broke out in London on the evening of 7, Morrissey was performing at briston college. He told the audience about the college riots at the end of last year and laughed at the Charles crown prince who was attacked. Morrissey has often commentary on Current Affairs recently. He has said that compared with Kentucky Fried Chicken and McDonald's slaughtering large numbers of animals every day, the casualties of Norway bombings last month were nothing at all.

Franz Ferdinand, a poet and musician, said, "this is the fact that Britain has been slapping its ears. Repeated. " More artists took action. Kaiser lead singer Ricky Wilson, bass Simon Simon, female singer Kate Nash, Emmy The Great, and members of Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly band take gloves, brooms, garbage bags to the streets, and volunteer volunteers to clean up street garbage.