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- Every Six Seconds
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Saliva
Released 2001

After Me
03:52
89,987 plays

Doperide
03:26
74,378 plays

Musta Been Wrong
03:33
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- 1
- Superstar
- 04:03
- 199,106 plays

- 2
- Musta Been Wrong
- 03:33
- 66,171 plays

- 3
- Click Click Boom
- 04:14
- 504,270 plays

- 4
- Your Disease
- 03:57
- 171,460 plays

- 5
- After Me
- 03:52
- 89,987 plays

- 6
- Greater Than/Less Than
- 04:50
- 60,246 plays

- 7
- Lackluster
- 05:12
- 65,440 plays

- 8
- Faultine
- 03:49
- 54,078 plays

- 9
- Beg
- 03:40
- 52,072 plays

- 10
- Hollywood
- 03:50
- 58,374 plays

- 11
- Doperide
- 03:26
- 74,378 plays

- 12
- My Goodbyes
- 06:28
- 48,873 plays

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album review

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. But, as with many other bands of its ilk, the elements that set Saliva apart from the rest of the alt-metal pack are really apparent only to the genre's hardcore faithful. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide