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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Little is known about Saliva right now what with Papa Roach, Limp Bizkit and what not filling a whole until some real bands brake through. But quite recently and quickly Saliva have just walked into the limelight over here. It was Kurt Cobain who realised every ten years a load of quality rock bands tend to show up out of no where. In 1991 we had Nirvana, Metallica ( sort of ), Rage against the machine and the beginnings of Green Day, well its 2001 and we've got a horde of class bands yet to come to our shores, Staind, Creed, Turin Brakes, and now Saliva. I first heard them In March when I visited Florida and looked around in an independant music shop. Then all of a sudden out of nowhere, came these fantastic riffs, and soothing, tingling chorus's from the speakers on the walls. After about 5 songs I asked the bloke behind the counter what this CD was and he swiftly told me it was a new CD from an unknown band called Saliva. So I went on a hunch and bought it for an obscene low ammount of money. To this day Every six seconds remains one of my favorite CD's and boasts creativity from the heart as well as boasting metal riffs from a mosh. Starting with superstar, one of the more louder songs it bursts with musical energy, moving onto Musta been wrong which is basically Korn's 'Blind' but with a better chorus. then the favorite 'Click click Boom' with its fantasic riff and ending. This is a near as dammit perfect CD. Rough, heavy riff laden angst songs, moving onto a quietier mellow aproach and then ending with My Goodbyes, an 8 minute epic which every album should have. And just for the worried parent, a rock album with NO swearing.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Ok, I bought this solely on the assumtion that i'd like it because i liked 'Your Diease'.
I was not disappointed, this is a great cd. Saliva seem to have a great combination going on, Sweet harmonies, heavy Riffs and occasional rapping. This is also really good to listen to whatever you're feeling, you can listen to it when you're feeling good, because it can make you happy or when you're feeling bad cos you can rock out and feel better.
Stand out tracks are:- 'Your Disease', 'Superstar', 'Click Click Boom'. Go and buy this CD!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this album solely from hearing a taster on a CD I got with a magazine and I am extremely glad I did! It really is a fantastic album if not the most varying. If you like any Saliva song, then you are bound to like this album. The standout tracks are 'Superstar' and 'After Me' but in my opinion every track has appeal. A great buy.
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Enjoyable album
A lot of rave reviews for this album. It is rock/light metal in the vein of Nickleback with some rap tracks in the vein of POD.
Good album worth buying.
Good album worth buying.
Published on 6 Jan 2008 by mike
Powerful and Rocking
First heard Saliva on I think it was the soundtrack to the Daredevil movie and I was instantly struck by the sound these guys produce. Read more
Published on 12 July 2007 by Mr. D. B. Edwards
Professional rap rock with 80s feel
This is very strange. The obviously posed grungy look of the band doesn't tie in with the clean sound, rocky-pop tunes and the tight harmonies of the choruses. Then it hits you... Read more
Published on 22 Nov 2001
Could this be any better ?
This is the first official release from Memphis, USA's finest, but they did release a self titled CD themselves in 1997 which sold a respectable 10,000 copies locally. Read more
Published on 1 July 2001
The metal revolution just keeps getting stronger
Every Six Seconds is Saliva's second album, but for many people this will be the first one they'll hear of. Read more
Published on 27 April 2001 by Dave Partridge
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