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Survivial Of The Sickest (Parental Advisory),Saliva

- Survivial Of The Sickest (Parental Advisory)
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Saliva
Released 2004

Razor's Edge
03:22
46,562 plays

F*** All Y'all
03:28
40,870 plays

Rock & Roll Revolution
04:39
34,827 plays

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- 1
- Rock & Roll Revolution
- 04:39
- 34,827 plays

- 2
- Bait & Switch
- 03:34
- 30,079 plays

- 3
- One Night Only
- 03:54
- 24,357 plays

- 4
- Survival Of The Sickest
- 04:07
- 131,252 plays

- 5
- No Regrets (Vol.2)
- 05:01
- 25,634 plays

- 6
- Two Steps Back
- 03:33
- 31,112 plays

- 7
- Open Eyes
- 03:56
- 27,305 plays

- 8
- F*** All Y'all
- 03:28
- 40,870 plays

- 9
- I Want You
- 03:41
- 27,197 plays

- 10
- Carry On
- 03:29
- 26,990 plays

- 11
- Razor's Edge
- 03:22
- 46,562 plays

- 12
- No Hard Feelings
- 03:56
- 31,707 plays

- 13
- [Untitled Hidden Track]
- 00:05
- 3,119 plays

- 14
- Sex, Drugs & Rock -N- Roll
- 04:17
- 32,902 plays

album review

Saliva's third effort for Island Def Jam has completely excised the rap-rock overtones of their original model, adopting instead an amplified hard rock sound informed by the band's Southern roots. There's still some pandering to major-label stylistic cataracts -- "No Regrets, Vol. 2" and "Open Eyes" are forgettable plods comparable to post-grunge also-rans like Chevelle. But Saliva make up for it with a clutch of massively compressed hard-head rockers that revel in rock star debauchery even while railing against the plasticity of the industry. "You music business whores are all about just getting paid," frontman Josey Scott spits in opener "Rock & Roll Revolution," and the song's sledgehammer rhythms are refreshingly at odds with Saliva's rap-rock-coddled past. But Scott can't completely dismiss success -- he happily revels in the twin guitars and two-girls-for-every-guy spoils of "One Night Only" and the title track. Other highlights include the patriotic rant "Two Steps Back" and "Razor's Edge," a faithful Lynyrd Skynyrd update featuring 3 Doors Down vocalist Brad Arnold. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide