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Cold Blood - The Best Of Cold Blood (1995) Music

Posted by Rtax at March 6, 2023

Cold Blood - The Best Of Cold Blood (1995)
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The Best of Cold Blood Review by Paul Collins
Aside from an almost-ran in "You Got Me Hummin'," Cold Blood never really had any hits to speak of, so assembling a best-of is less a matter of picking hit singles than of individual taste. As such, this is a decent compilation of this San Francisco workhorse. It's also the only release readily available on CD, probably because it's all most listeners will need. It includes all of their debut album, as well as some of their better later tracks like "Lo and Behold." Cold Blood stayed true to its female-belter and brass-band blues formula throughout its career, with the result that this retrospective coheres as an album in its own right.

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Cold Blood - Cold Blood (1969/2021) Music

Posted by v3122 at Oct. 12, 2021

Cold Blood - Cold Blood (1969/2021)
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Funk, Soul, Psychedelic Rock

Cold Blood was one of the Bay Area's non-psychedelic contributions to pop music in the late '60s and early '70s. Their R&B-influenced combination of rock, blues, and jazz stood out from the guitar-driven acid rock bands most identified with that scene…

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Cold Blood - Sisyphus (1979) Music

Posted by v3122 at Oct. 13, 2021

Cold Blood - Sisyphus (1979)
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Funk, Soul, Psychedelic Rock

Sisyphus – Cold Blood's second release for Bill Graham's San Francisco label – was a shift to a more aggressive and decidedly funkier sound. Taking their cues as much from James Brown's J.B.'s as from their Bay Area contemporaries and labelmates Tower of Power, Sisyphus is a much more cohesive and concentrated effort compared to their 1969 eponymous debut…

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Cold Blood - Thriller! (1973/2021) Music

Posted by v3122 at Oct. 15, 2021

Thriller! – Cold Blood's fourth LP – is a continuation on the brass-intensive funky R&B that drove their previous efforts. In contrast to those discs, however, there is very little in the way of original material here, the singular exception being Max Haskett's rollicking "Live Your Dream," which features the Pointer Sisters on backing vocals…

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Cold Blood - First Taste Of Sin (1972/2021) Music

Posted by v3122 at Oct. 14, 2021

Cold Blood - First Taste Of Sin (1972/2021)
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Funk, Soul, Psychedelic Rock

Founding guitarist Larry Field left before this album was recorded, resulting in an emphasis on keyboardist Raul Matute and sax player Danny Hull. The result is, surprisingly, somewhat tighter playing by the band, with the horn section reined in to provide percussive punches on guitar- and keyboard-driven songs…

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BBC Life In Cold Blood - The Cold Blooded Truth ( DVD 1/5 ) Movies

Posted by sword13 at July 11, 2009

BBC Life In Cold Blood - The Cold Blooded Truth ( DVD 1/5 )
English | DVD Rip | 720 x 576 | 25fps | 700 MB | Genre: Documentary

A cold blood creature needs solar power - soaking up the rays but hibernating in winter.We meet frogs that moisturise,jousting tortoises and frozen turtles that return to life. They can be sophisticated creatures like the bubble-massaging saltwater crocodile or the Balearic wall lizard that has a relationship with a flower, but there are the exceptions to the cold-blooded rules such as the teenage tyrannosaurus rex and the largest reptile on earth, the leatherback turtle.

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Cold Blood - Lydia (1974) {Collectables} Music

Posted by tiburon at May 12, 2017

Cold Blood - Lydia (1974) {Collectables}
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Genre: Funk, Soul

Cold Blood is one of the original R'n'B horn bands from the late 60's/ early 70's that exemplified the "East Bay Grease" melding of funk & rock with blues and jazz elements. Lydia Pense has been compared to Janis Joplin, but is a true original and a pioneer in the women's rock movement. Lydia Pense and Cold Blood packed the San Francisco Ballrooms in their heyday, but that was then and this is now. In the now, Lydia Pense and Cold Blood still fill halls with cheering, dancing, foot-stomping fans. Far from fading over the years, Cold Blood has flourished. In 1974 their 5th released simply called "Lydia", legendary Stax guitarist Steve Cropper produced and and played on three cuts. A soulful approach with the band playing a blue-eyed funk crossbred. Lydia Pense is in fine form as always.

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BBC Life In Cold Blood - Land Invaders Amphibians ( DVD 2/5 ) Movies

Posted by sword13 at July 11, 2009

BBC Life In Cold Blood - Land Invaders Amphibians ( DVD 2/5 )
English | DVD Rip | 720 x 576 | 25fps | 700 MB | Genre: Documentary

Amphibians invaded land by evolving some of the most bizarre life-histories on the planet.We discover the biggest salamander on earth, a newt with an aphrodisiac tail and a worm like amphibian, the female of which feeds her skin to her babies. The most diverse and engaging amphibians are the frogs, here Panamanian golden frogs communicate by semaphore, a jewel-like poison-arrow frog displays great parential skills and escapologist tadpoles evade predatory

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BBC Life In Cold Blood - Dragons of the Dry ( DVD 3/5 ) Movies

Posted by sword13 at July 25, 2009

Broadcast 18 February 2008, the third instalment takes a look at the immense diversity, social skills and displays of the lizards. While they are highly adept at camouflage, occasionally there is a need to break cover in order to ward off rivals. Attenborough holds up a mirror to an anole and causes it to extend its colourful throat flap as a warning sign. Madagascar is host to over 60 species of chameleon but one of the largest, Meller’s chameleon, is native to Malawi and two rival males are shown jousting. A female South African dwarf chameleon demonstrates its ability to change colour when communicating to a potential mate, and the chameleon’s muscular tongue is depicted lassoing its prey. In southern Australia, Attenborough uses a baited fishing rod to attract the attention of a rare pygmy bluetongue skink, thought to have been extinct for over thirty years until it was rediscovered in 1992. Shinglebacks are among the most devoted lizards and breeding pairs can reunite each year for up to two decades. Alongside South Africa’s Orange River, large groups of flat lizards feed on the swarms of black flies, but the males also use the occasion to indulge in social squabbling. The Mexican beaded lizard is one of the few with a poisonous bite, but males do not employ it when wrestling each other. Finally, Attenborough comes face to face with a perentie, Australia’s largest monitor lizard. Under the Skin focuses on filming in Australia.

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BBC Life In Cold Blood - Sophisticated Serpents ( DVD 4/5 ) Movies

Posted by sword13 at July 25, 2009

Broadcast 25 February 2008, the fourth episode focuses on the most modern reptiles, the snakes, exploring how they have managed to become successful despite their elongated body shape. Attenborough explains how they evolved from underground burrowers to surface hunters, losing their limbs in the process. With the aid of infrared cameras, a timber rattlesnake is shown lying in wait for a mouse and sensing its repeated path before despatching and eating it. A snake’s constantly flickering tongue is used to gather and evaluate the molecules of its surroundings, and Attenborough visits Carnac Island to witness a population of blind tiger snakes, which feed on the chicks of nesting gulls. He also confronts a Mozambique spitting cobra, which quickly sprays venom over the presenter’s protective face visor. The similarities in colouration between the harmless kingsnake and potentially lethal coral snake are highlighted. An example of a snake that can tackle unusual prey is the Queen snake, which almost exclusively hunts newly-moulted crayfish. A pair of rival male King cobras are seen battling and infant cobras are shown hatching: their venom is immediately as fatal as that of their parents. In Argentina, a yellow anaconda evades nearby caimans to give birth to live young. Finally a turtle-headed sea snake feeds not on fish, but on their eggs laid on a coral reef. Under the Skin discusses the filming of timber rattlesnakes during inclement weather.

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