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Saliva's ongoing musical development from their rap-metal roots to the often downright radio-friendly songs on their 2007 release, BLOOD STAINED LOVE STORY, reflects the band's adaptability to their changing environment as well as their hunger ... Full Descriptionfor success. Their previous album, 2004's SURVIVAL OF THE SICKEST, was recorded in their Memphis hometown and has a feral Southern rock sound, but LOVE STORY's sophisticated sheen and tuneful workouts reflect its sunnier, more sophisticated Los Angeles origins. "Ladies and Gentlemen" may be as tailor-made for a WWF smackdown soundtrack as many of the band's former songs, but "Broken Sunday"'s U2/Coldplay influence hints at ambitions for a wider fan base, and "Black Sheep"'s awe-inspiring dive-bomber guitar riff will be irresistible to anyone raised on SoCal emo who's ever heard of Nirvana.
Saliva: Josey Scott (vocals); Wayne Swinny (guitar, background vocals); Dave Novotny (bass guitar, background vocals); Paul Crosby (drums).
Recording information: The Blue Room, Woodland Hills, California.
Entertainment Weekly (p.77) - "[T]hey surprise with bright, leavening pop sensibility on 'Ladies and Gentlemen'." -- Grade: B Hide Description Blood Stained Love Story Music Saliva Blood Stained Love Story Songs Blood Stained Love Story Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews MAAAD MAAN !!!
Saliva's new album is a fun sounding Rock outlet showing them that they are among the best in the world when it comes to post-grunge... good songs to look at are Ladies and Gentlemen and King of the Stereo... GOOD GOING SALIVA and to all the fans// i will see you at their concert..ROCK ON
Submitted by jamessegelov (sydney, Australia)
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A different tasting Saliva?
This album is difficult to review. I love Saliva through and through, so it's difficult not to be bias. I think this album shows a transitional period in Saliva. They have a new guitarist, and Josey had his second child while writing the songs, which would explain the softer side of Saliva we see in this album.
Now by no means has Saliva lost their edginess, its just been smoothed off. A good thing? Well I think yes, it shows the band are maturing. The songs are better written, and although there arn't the same feel good guitar solo's, which I think is the only major let down, the album on the whole is masterpiece of modern rock, and the next piece in the puzzle that is Saliva.
Submitted by jtalep (Manchester, UK) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Awesome mix of Rock and Southern Rock
I've liked Saliva since "Every Eight Seconds", and love them more now. This music has heart!
Submitted by jprelude00nemisis (Cary, NC)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Saliva is getting better and better
I was blown away by this album.So far Broken Sunday has to be my favorite Saliva song.
Submitted by Blake (Brandon,MS)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No ^^ this is the sound
every song in the album is great! hard to choose what's best but i come up with never gonna change as the best! ^^
Submitted by ruby anne cortez (tarlac, philippines)
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While this hard-rocking quintet churns out gut-crunching guitar riffs capable of giving Korn or Limp Bizkit a run for their money, EVERY SIX SECONDS isn't a gravy train-riding rap-metal endeavor. From the sound of things, Saliva has learned ...
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