Back Into Your System [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
Back Into Your System [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
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Saliva frontman Josey Scott unintentionally elevated his band above countless nü metal clones by teaming up with Nickelback's Chad Kroeger to write and record the song "Hero" for the Spider-Man soundtrack. The tang of mainstream success was exactly what the Memphis, Tennessee, group needed to break away from the pack on Back into Your System. This follow-up to its major-label debut, Every Six Seconds, ups the heavy atmospherics and dyspepsia. "Always" takes on the touchy subject of domestic violence with unblinking force as Scott rips into the verses "I've seen the blood all over your hands / Does it make you feel more like a man?," while "Raise Up" mixes testosterone-heavy rapping with raging guitars in the most menacing way possible, and Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx contributes the authentically angsty ballad "Rest in Pieces." It's the sound of a band discovering its potential. --Aidin Vaziri
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Average customer rating:
- more polished than ESS
- There best by far...
- My first taste of Saliva - refreshing nu-rock
- SALIVA- back into your system is good...A MUST BUY!!!!!!!!!!
- WAL-MART METAL BULLSH*T!
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Back Into Your System
Saliva
Manufacturer: Island
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ASIN: B0000719UJ
Release Date: 2002-11-12 |
Tracks:
- Superstar II
- Weight Of The World
- Always
- Back Into Your System
- All Because Of You
- Raise Up
- Separated Self
- Rest In Pieces
- Storm
- Holdin On
- Pride
- Famous Monsters
Amazon.com
Saliva frontman Josey Scott unintentionally elevated his band above countless nü metal clones by teaming up with Nickelback's Chad Kroeger to write and record the song "Hero" for the Spider-Man soundtrack. The tang of mainstream success was exactly what the Memphis, Tennessee, group needed to break away from the pack on Back into Your System. This follow-up to its major-label debut, Every Six Seconds, ups the heavy atmospherics and dyspepsia. "Always" takes on the touchy subject of domestic violence with unblinking force as Scott rips into the verses "I've seen the blood all over your hands / Does it make you feel more like a man?," while "Raise Up" mixes testosterone-heavy rapping with raging guitars in the most menacing way possible, and Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx contributes the authentically angsty ballad "Rest in Pieces." It's the sound of a band discovering its potential. --Aidin Vaziri
Customer Reviews:
more polished than ESS.......2005-06-12
This is a coll cd. Saliva turned it up a notch from "Every Six Seconds". It is way more polished. It is a great cd. I still have it in my truck after listening to it time and time again.
When it comes to the new wave of hard rock Saliva is definately one of the best.
"Weight of the World", "Storm", and "Famous Monsters" are real catchy tracks.
A powerful cd from a from a edgey and strong band
There best by far..........2005-06-09
This is a good rocking cd. I remember when i bought it in Korea and just loved it. It was the perect cd for that time. Everytime I hear it now, I think of all the fun I had in Korea.
My first taste of Saliva - refreshing nu-rock.......2005-05-23
This is another band that I was introduced to through a friend at work and had some doubts too. All I can say is WOW. They remind me of a much younger Nickelback. Not age wise but music career wise, with some interesting and thought provoking lyrics in 'Always', 'Raise Up' and 'Back In Your System'. Great songs with even greater messages in them. The important issue of domestic voilence in our society is again touched upon in a resolute way in 'Always', which for me makes this album a winner for me.
Good music is great but even better is music with messages that can be heard clearly within the lyrics. Scott as the lead vocalist carries the band and the beat backup is supurb. The only reason I didn't give this CD 5/5 is for the last 3 songs that sounded flat...the hits of the CD should have been spread out a little more.
But overall great CD and can't wait to get more of Saliva's work.
SALIVA- back into your system is good...A MUST BUY!!!!!!!!!!.......2005-05-07
Saliva- Back into your system- 5 STARS ALL THE WAY, BABY!!! YEAH!
I just got this album not long ago and I was amazed how good the songs were. Josey Scott has an awesome voice that brings in a different kind of rock vocal, which definalty isn't a bad thing. I got into it while listening to "Survival of the sickest" on a rescent WWE pay-per-view. After that I was at their mercy. I believe back in to your system is their best album but do like some tracks from Every six seconds & SOTS. my favorite songs are "Weight of the world" "Always" "Pride" and "Superstar II."
I am going to get the rest of the albums as soon as possible.
I hope this review has made you want to buy this album, cause its a total collectable, no doubt.
WAL-MART METAL BULLSH*T!.......2005-04-20
God, these guys are pathetic poseurs. Every album they've released (I don't know about the first album) rips off a different band each time. This CD is a knockoff of Nickelback, yet another pathetic "wannabe grunge but can't be Eddie Vedder" band. Out of all the Saliva albums, this is the worst. One star? Come on, ONE STAR? It doesn't deserve this. This deserves -9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 stars! "Always" has a bunch of s**tty lyrics to it:
"I love you, I hate you, I can't live without you..."
What a bunch of pathetic bullcrap, but wait! We have the song "Rest In Pieces", a bunch of garbage stirred up and delivered to the pop radio stations. $ellout$!
I can't believe that bands these days are copying other bands' albums and pasting the albums as their own.
Average customer rating:
- edited a gain
- 3 1/2 stars...
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Back Into Your System (Clean)
Saliva
Manufacturer: Island
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ASIN: B0000719UK
Release Date: 2002-11-12 |
Tracks:
- Superstar II
- Weight Of The World
- Always
- Back Into Your System
- All Because Of You
- Raise Up
- Separated Self
- Rest In Pieces
- Storm
- Holdin On
- Pride
- Famous Monsters
Amazon.com
Saliva frontman Josey Scott unintentionally elevated his band above countless nü metal clones by teaming up with Nickelback's Chad Kroeger to write and record the song "Hero" for the Spider-Man soundtrack. The tang of mainstream success was exactly what the Memphis, Tennessee, group needed to break away from the pack on Back into Your System. The follow-up to its major-label debut, Every Six Seconds, ups the heavy atmospherics and dyspepsia. "Always" takes on the touchy subject of domestic violence with unblinking force as Scott rips into the verses "I've seen the blood all over your hands / Does it make you feel more like a man?," while "Raise Up" mixes testosterone-heavy rapping with raging guitars in the most menacing way possible, and Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx contributes the authentically angsty ballad "Rest in Pieces." It's the sound of a band discovering its potential. --Aidin Vaziri
Customer Reviews:
edited a gain.......2003-12-13
this is the clean version of the album . this is the "cut" ver.
this a cool album but they cut out alot of bad words out
but yeah this is for your kids.
THIS IS THE "CLEAN VERSION" IF YOU ARE AN ADULT GET THE EXPLICT VERSION.
BUT DON'T GET ME WRONG THIS IS A GOOD CD.IT'S EDITED I'LL GIVE
IT A 4.
SO DIS IS REALLY CUT SLAPPED TOGETHER TO MAKE YOU THE "Edited"
wal-mart version of the cd. well if you r really looking
to get know these people get the parental advisory version and
listen to track three. or even if you still don't knoW THEM GET
"EVERY SIX SECONDS" I DON'T THINK IT SWEARS THAT CD I DON'T HAVE
IT BUT I KNOW IT IS ALWAYS GOOD TO START WITH THE FIRST non-rare
CD.
SO IF YOU ARE SMART YOU'LL GET
saliva {the real 1st cd}
every 6 seconds {2nd}
back into your system {uncut or edited} {3rd}
always {import cd sing}
3 1/2 stars..........2003-02-26
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I think this cd is pretty good, not as good as the last one "every six seconds" but pretty close! it has some killer rockers, and some good Ballads also! most of the content here is Very radio friendly, but these guys havent pulled any punches they came out sounding the way they wanted, and still maitain that sound, If you enjoyed any of their previous music You'll need this, If you call it "nu-metal" then you are hopeless....go buy n-sync instead then....otherwise, if you are a music fan that thinks for yourself, and likes what you like no matter what so-and-so sez, then give this a shot!
I mean alot of bands have similar styles, but this echoes EVERY generation! EVERY 10 year period! 60s did it, 70s,80s(hair bands anyone? they were awesome!), 90s you get the point....
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Back Into Your System
Saliva
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
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ASIN: B00008MJ3U
Release Date: 2003-04-08 |
Tracks:
- Superstar II
- Weight of the World
- Always
- Back Into Your System
- All Because of You
- Raise Up
- Separated Self
- Rest in Pieces
- Storm
- Holdin On
- Pride
- Famous Monsters
- Your Disease [UK Enhanced Video][*]
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