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The Memphis quintet known as Saliva has come a long way; with a gold album (EVERY SIX SECONDS), and a Grammy nomination ("Your Disease") behind them, the band is still playing for keeps. The presence of more melody, and the decreased prominence of rapcore vocals are the standout traits made obvious upon initial spins of the aptly titled BACK INTO YOUR SYSTEM. For the band's second offering on Island, Saliva delivers another set of film soundtrack-ready, angst-filled anthems.
"Superstar II" picks up where "Superstar" (from EVERY SIX SECONDS) left off, continuing the observations of vocalist Josey Scott as he adjusts to life in the music business machine. The album's title track pairs rap verses with melodic choruses, a style not overused on the rest of the album. Written especially for Saliva by close friend and Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx, "Rest In Pieces" has all the elements of the requisite power ballad. Saliva will have little difficulty getting back into many systems with this impressive follow up.
Recorded at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, New York.
Saliva: Josey Scott (vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion); Chris Dabaldo, Wayne Swinny (guitar, background vocals); Dave Novotny (bass, background vocals); Paul Crosby (drums).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Back Into Your System Music Saliva Back Into Your System Songs Back Into Your System Music Back Into Your System Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Pretty good!
I like the song Always the best and the other songs are "OK". This isn't as good as their previous cd. It is not as exciting. They are a very talented band, so it is a shame they settled for this mediocre album. I think they could do better, perhaps they should take more time to produce a heavier album. The album isn't bad, but it is not as exciting as the previous. Sometimes, it is hard to outdo your previous albums. Oh well, it is a good album to borrow from a buddy.
Submitted by a reviewer (Pikeville, NC) 
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 Good ...But I demand more...
Good rock, but I demand more heavy riffs or something else..
But, well...good songs..
Submitted by jacekt56 (Lund, Sweden)
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 this album rocks
first of all i would just like to say is saliva is one of my favorite bands on this album it makes me think that its a dark album with dark songs superstar 2,weight of the world,back into your system,seprate self,rest in pieces,storm,holdin on,pride are all my favorites specially pride that song is on this army cd i got in richmond virginia they had a night race there they had this stand you could get a army water bottle an army dog chain with the army race car picture (no 01)and a army cd that you could listen to and put in the computer it was awsome saliva rocks
Submitted by kronk1508 (elkton,va,usa)
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This Album Totally Rocks!!! I could listen to it forever!!!
This CD of Saliva Is one of the best ever CD's. I alsmost own every CD and I think they are the best rock band ever! Josey Scott really knows how to make songs sound awesome. He is a very good singer. SALIVA RULES!!
Submitted by chaingang_homie92 (Waynesboro, MS, USA)
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They're not Korn clones (for heaven's sakes)! They have a vibe of their own. They hail straight out o' Memphis like one of their songs describes them as. Has a good balance between melody and penchant rap musings. Buy this CD (for curious minds) :)
Submitted by skank992002 (Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA)
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