8 thoughts on “ Live It Up - Red Hot Max & Cats - Why Change ? (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Nov 27,  · . the Black Cat has a decent amount of gain on tap when pushed but nowhere near what the Hot Cat has. To my ears the biggest difference was that on the Hot Cat there is a distinct clean channel and dirty channel whereas the Black Cat has 2 awesome clean channels that .

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Red Hot Max And His Cats on Discogs. Label: Wildcat Record Company - WRC-EP • Format: Vinyl 7 Red Hot Max & Cats - Red Hot Max And His Cats (, Vinyl) | Discogs.

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5. May 31,  · Cats are very adaptable. I live in Florida and have two indoor cats. I usually keep my thermostat on 80 - However, sometimes it can get to about 85 in here. When the cats feel warm, they usually lay on the ceramic tile floor. I would feel that a cat should not be kept in a temp of above 85 for any length of time.

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6. Aug 29,  · I live in a house without air conditioning where the outside temps regularly get above , and I have a 20lb. long-haired Ragdoll cat. When it's over 80 in the house, I put ice in his water dish, keep his access to water clear and easy, and if he shows signs of being too warm, I rub him down with wet hands or an ice cube.

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7. A group who really live up to their name, and work here in a very spacious, well-recorded mode – long, open tracks that feature lots of strong tenor work from Paul Plummer, alongside bass from Lou Lausche and drums from Ron Enyard! LP, Vinyl record album.

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8. Jul 02,  · I have a Cornish Rex who, for obvious reasons, is basically a cat-shaped heat-seaking missile. We have hot water baseboard heaters and she enjoys propping herself up against it as it warms up in morning, but it’s too narrow for her to sit on so she puts three feet up and leaves one on the ground and then rotates.

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