Walking with Cavemen is a four-part television documentary series about human descent by continuous differentiation produced by the BBC in April 2003. The documentary was produced largely through the same team who produced the award-winning documentary series Walking through Dinosaurs (1999), Walking with Beasts (2001) and Walking with Monsters (2005). In the previous Walking with... documentaries

A young woman named Clara is captured by a serial killer named Leonard who records his "life story" by keeping a scrapbook of his many victims. In addition to adhering Polaroids, scraps of clothing, and other small trophies to the pages, Leonard has forced his victims to personally write in the scrapbook about their individual ordeals. Clara is beaten, raped, starved, and locked up like an animal, filthy and naked. She is forced to write in the scrapbook, adding her agony to the pages. She soon realizes that her only hope for survival is to manipulate Leonard through her writings in his cherished scrapbook.

On the Ones and Threes is the band s first LP in ten years, and possibly their best. They remain one of the best bands out there gritty yet melodic, serene yet explosive, and balanced on the brink in a way that has become somewhat of a lost art.On the Ones and Threes is something of a return to form, featuring the reappearances of original member Edward Baluyut, and engineer Nicolas Vernhes (Animal Collective, Deerhunter, Cat Power, Spoon) who worked on Secret Swingers and Two Cents Plus Tax. Watch for late summer tour dates!

Track List:

01. Invincible Hero
02. Nu Skin
03. Into Blue
04. Gone To Earth
05. Cicada
06. Erstwhile
07. Pink Valhalla
08. Saturday Saints
09. Scientists
10. The Ones And Threes

Release Name: Versus-On_The_Ones_And_Threes-2010-FNT
Genre: Indie
Label: Merge
Quality: 185 kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo
Size: 66.19MB
Rls Date: 2010-07-30
Store Date: 2010-08-03

The ability to react and move can often mean the difference between life and death in the animal kingdom. Some animals have evolved into championship fliers, swimmers, and runners. What are the forces that create this need for speed, and how do animal bodies adapt to go into overdrive?