Tool - Salival Album

Tracklist

1	Films:
2	No Quarter Written-By – Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant	11:12
3	You Lied (Live) Guitar [Second] – King BuzzoWritten-By – Ben Durling, Justin Chancellor, Peach , Rob James , Simon Oakes	9:48
4	Part Of Me (Live) Written-By – Paul Damour	3:32
5	Message To Harry Manback II Producer, Engineer, Keyboards – David Bottrill	1:14
6	Music:
7	Prison Sex Bass – Paul D'MourMixed By – Ron St. GermainProducer, Engineer – Sylvia MassyWritten-By – Paul Damour
8	Ænema Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – David Bottrill
9	Pushit (Live) Tabla [Acoustic] – Aloke DuttoWritten-By – Paul Damour	13:56
10	LAMC / Maynard's Dick	10:54
11	Third Eye (Live) Synthesizer – Vince De Franco	14:05
12	Merkaba (Live)	9:17
13	Stinkfist Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – David Bottrill
14	Sober Bass – Paul D'MourMixed By – Ron St. GermainProducer, Engineer – Sylvia MassyWritten-By – Paul Damour

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
61422-31159-2 DVD	Tool	Salival ‎(CD + DVD-V, Comp, NTSC + Box, Ltd)	Volcano , Tool Dissectional	61422-31159-2 DVD	US	2000
61422-31159-2 DVD, DVDMFN18	Tool	Salival ‎(CD + DVD, PAL + Box, Ltd)	Volcano , Tool Dissectional, Music For Nations	61422-31159-2 DVD, DVDMFN18	UK	2001
VOL31158-2	Tool	Salival ‎(CD, Promo)	Tool Dissectional, Volcano	VOL31158-2	US	2000
LAMC-1742-LP	Tool	Salival ‎(LP, Cle + LP, Blu + Unofficial)	Not On Label (Tool )	LAMC-1742-LP	2007
LAMC-1742-LP	Tool	Salival ‎(2xLP, Unofficial)	Not On Label	LAMC-1742-LP	US	2007

Credits

• Art Direction – Adam Jones
• Artwork By – Cam De Leon, Chet Zar
• Artwork By [Cgi] – Screaming Lobster.com
• Design, Layout – Mackie Osborne
• Mastered By – Eddy Schreyer
• Mixed By – David Bottrill
• Photography – Sid Kato, SpiralEyes.com
• Producer – Tool
• Technician [Live Sound] – Pete Reidling, Roland Oliver
• Written-By – Adam Jones (tracks: CD-1 to CD-6, CD-8 to VHS-4), Danny Carey (tracks: CD-1 to CD-6, CD-8 to VHS-4), Justin Chancellor (tracks: CD-1, CD-4, CD-6, CD-8, VHS-1, VHS-2), Maynard James Keenan (tracks: CD-1 to CD-6, CD-8 to VHS-4)

Notes

Studio tracks recorded at The Lodge, Hollywood, California and Ocean Way, Hollywood, California.

Live songs recorded at Salt Lake City, UT, Portland, OR, San Diego, CA and Denver, CO.

Mixed at Larrabee Sound North, North Hollywood, California. Mastered at Oasis, Studio City, California.

Original pressing with typographical errors and a black VHS tape.
Subsequent pressings corrected the errors.

Errors:
• Paul D'Amour is spelled either Paul Damour or Paul D'Mour.
• Aloke Dutta is mistakenly written as Aloke Dutto
• "Stinkfist" is erroneously spelled "Stink Fist".
• "Message To Harry Manback II" is spelled Messege.
• Tracks 5 and 6 on the CD are switched around on in the liner notes (they are correctly listed here).
• King Buzzo is incorrectly credited as performing on "No Quarter".

"Maynard's Dick" is a hidden track that follows after approx 25 seconds of silence and is not listed in the liner notes.

On the VHS, although listed as beginning with "Sober" and ending with "Ænema", the tape in fact plays in reverse-chronological order.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 6 38592 10105 0
• Barcode (Scanned, UPC A): 638592101050
• Matrix / Runout: MANUFACTURED BY POZZOLI 9210108/9210105 P8606
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L213
• Other (CD Catalog Number): 9210108/9210105 / 9210108/9210105
• Other (VHS Catalog Number): 9210105 VHS
• Label Code: LC 07925
• Rights Society: MCPS/BIEM/STEMRA/GEMA/NCB/SDRM/SIAE/SGAE
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Other (Distribution Code): PC 63
• Other (Distribution Code): PM 558

Short intro

It includes a 56-page book of photos and stills from their music videos. The live track You Lied is a cover of a song by bass player Justin Chancellor's previous band Peach. The cover of Led Zeppelin's No Quarter was originally planned to be used for the soundtrack to Private Parts, but Tool subsequently decided against allowing it to be used, leading. FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT Wallace Camp - wall-e32792 Dylan Camp - . Released December 12, 2000. Salival Tracklist. Third Eye Live Ft. Listen free to Tool Salival Ænema, Stinkfist and more. 13 tracks 98:39. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with Salival DVDCD Box Set Original Issue The first pressings of Salival contain typographical errors Aloke Dutta and Paul D'Amour's names are misspelled as Aloke Dutto and Paul D'Mour. Stinkfist is listed as Stink Fist. Message to Harry Manback II is spelled Messege to Harry Manback II. The CD track ordering of Merkaba and You Lied is incorrect. After a four-year hiatus, Tool returns with the elaborately packaged Salival set, which includes a 70-minute CD of previously unreleased live and studio material,. After a four-year hiatus, Tool returns with the elaborately packaged Salival set, which includes a 70-minute CD of previously unreleased live and studio material, a 56-page book of photos and video stills, and a DVD collection of the group's impressive stop-motion videos. Tool are one of those bands that often sound even better live than on the studio version. It's honestly amazing that they're able to take multiple 1010 songs and perform them exactly how they sound in the studio version or, in the case of Pushit here, manage to make the song even better. I don't usually review live albums, but this is one of the few exceptions I will ever make. There's more than enough new material here to warrant me actually considering this a proper album. Despite this. read more. Tool performs in the music video Hush from the album Opiate recorded for Zoo Entertainment. The the black and white music video features shots of four naked men. One of the men slowly. This videoDVD accompanyment to the CD boxed set Salival features all of the metal band Tool's videos through 2000, including the videos for Prison Sex, Sober, AEnima, & Stinkfist. Audio from the music videos on Tool's album Salival in 5. Exact times are forgotten, but the tracklist is: Intro. As the box set has now been out of print for some time, it can only be found secondhand, usually at a price disproportionate to its original recommended retail price as it has become coveted by collectors. As VHS has now become all but obsolete, the DVD version tends to retail for a higher price as it is in higher demand