Every Six Seconds

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Every Six Seconds is an album by the band Saliva. It is their second album and first under the Def Jam/Island Records label. The album shows the band in their then nu metal sound. The album marks the last nu metal album the band has produced. Every Six Second, the name chosen by frontman Josey Scott because "life cycles seem to happen every six second." It was not a reference to an urban legend that states men think about sex every six second. In 2008, it was certified double platinum. The songs "Superstar" and "Click Click Boom" are featured in the movie The Fast and the Furiou, but are not featured on the official soundtrack; the video of "Click Click Boom" is featured in the special edition DVD. However, the additional soundtrack "More Fast and the Furious" does contain these two track. "Superstar" was used as one theme song at WWE Wrestlemania X8 (18), where the band performed the song live. "Click Click Boom" was also used as the theme song for the WWF No Mercy pay-per-view event in October of 2001, and can be found on the Talladega Nights soundtrack. "Superstar" was also used in the Dragonball Z TV special, Bardock: The Father of Goku. The song "After Me" was featured in the video game The Thing. While not being on any physical editions of the album, 2 B-Sides were recorded: "Pin Cushion" and "800", both being re-recorded from the band's 1997 Self-Titled album. They were respectively released on the "Ginger Snaps" and "Resident Evil" soundtrack CD. In 2001 Saliva created a single for the Spy Hunter video game. Although the single is not listed on the CD, the video for Your Disease was put in the game as an unlockable. * Alternative Press (5/01, p.88) - 3 out of 5 - "A pop-metal band with a penchant for pretty, angst-ridden melodies for lonely boys and girl." .

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