Saliva
Saliva - Every Six Seconds On its major label debut, Every Six Seconds, Saliva gets a heavier sound and a way more polished production than the band's self-titled debut of four years earlier. The Memphis outfit has a better way with a melodic hook than some of its peers, which is fortunate, since singer Josey Scott's more frequent forays into rap-metal can sound a little forced. The production brings in a huge bottom sound absent from Saliva, as well as a few newfound electronic touches that hit upon the all-important Nine Inch Nails touchstone. So, Every Six Seconds is a pretty well-crafted alternative metal album overall. 1 Superstar 2 Musta Been Wrong 3 Click Click Boom 4 Your Disease 5 After Me 6 Greater Than/Less Than 7 Lackluster 8 Faultline 9 Beg 10 Hollywood 11 Doperide 12 My Goodbyes http://rapidshare.com/files/89782234/SALIVA_ESS.rar 192kbps 70mb no pass enjoy!

Saliva - Back Into Your System Sophomore Saliva salvo (the second disc on major Island, to be more accurate) Back Into Your System makes no bones about what it is, an uncomplicated rock record, though the band itself proves to be a shade more multifarious than the hits on the preceding Every Six Seconds would indicate. The jacket features a boom box that would have LL Cool J doing a double take. That said, the funk that the Memphis natives bring is of the Grand Funk Railroad variety more than anything else, the syncopated delivery of "Raise Up" (which seems like an updated version of radio smash "Click Click Boom") is actually an aberration, and tagging the group as modern-day rap-metal is missing the point. Aside from being heavier overall, the histrionic "Always" sounds like Kiss melodrama circa Animalize, "All Because of You" and "Separated Self" offer a contrasting of powerful riffage within the scope of typical power balladry, and "Pride" is a grinding thrasher about patriotism that seems honest as only good ol' southern boys can manage it, even if the slide guitar and sexy drawl of "Holdin On" shows that they're not shy about flyin' the Confederate flag alongside ol' glory. The best thing about Back Into Your System is that the disc doesn't seem to pander to rock radio as much as others of its ilk, but it should still (and did) manage success there regardless. 1 Superstar II 2 Weight of the World 3 Always 4 Back Into Your System 5 All Because of You 6 Raise Up 7 Separated Self 8 Rest in Pieces 9 Storm 10 Holdin On 11 Pride 12 Famous Monsters http://rapidshare.com/files/89776391/SALIVA_BIYS.rar 128kbps 45mb no pass enjoy!