Salival
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| Compilation album by Tool | ||||
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| Label (s) | Volcano II / Tool Dissectional | |||
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Title (number) |
8th |
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74 min |
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David Bottrill, Tool |
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Studio Recordings: The Lodge, Ocean Way ( Hollywood , California ); Live recordings: Salt Lake City , Portland , San Diego , Denver |
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Salival is a limited edition box set that the band Tool released on December 12, 2000 in the USA . The word Salival is an invention of tool, but perhaps derives from the Latin word saliva for saliva from.
The release date in Germany was April 27, 2001 . Depending on the version, it contains, in addition to the audio CD, a DVD or VHS cassette on which the collected videos of the band can be found. The CD contains live recordings of older songs and new material as the Led Zeppelin - Cover "No Quarter". The song was used in the filming of Private Parts , the autobiography of Howard Stern find use. Tool gave no approval. The song "You Lied" is from Justin Chancellor's former band Peach.
Track list
- Third Eye (live)
- Part of Me (live)
- Pushit (live)
- Message to Harry Manback II
- You Lied (live) (Original by Peach)
- Merkaba (live)
- No Quarter (Original by Led Zeppelin )
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LAMC (stands for Los Angeles Municipal Court)
- Maynard's Dick ( Hidden Track )
Video list
- Sober
- Prison sex
- Stink fist
- Ænema
- Hush (missing in the VHS version)
Guest musician
- Aloke Dutta - Tabla on "Pushit"
- King Buzzo - additional guitar on "You Lied"
- Vince De Franco - Synthesizer on "Third Eye"
- David Bottrill - Keyboard on "Message to Harry Manback II"