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Salival

In 2000 (see 2000 in music), Tool released the Salival box set in CD/VHS and CD/DVD formats.The song "You Lied" is a cover of a Peach song. Peach was bass player Justin Chancellor's previous band. The band's cover of Led Zeppelin's "No Quarter" was recorded for the soundtrack of ''Private Parts'', but the band pulled out, leading to animosity with Howard Stern who had previously championed the band.

Track listing

1. "Third Eye" (live) - 14:05
   
   
2. "Part of Me" (live) - 3:32
   
   
3. "Pushit" (live) - 13:56
   
   
4. "Message to Harry Manback II" - 1:14
   
   
5. "You Lied" (Peach) (live) - 9:17
   
   
6. "Merkaba" (live) - 9:48
   
   
7. "No Quarter" (Led Zeppelin) - 11:12
   
   
8. "L.A.M.C." - 10:53
   
   
9. • Contains the hidden track "Maynard's Dick".
     
     

     Video listing

     
     
     

• "Sober"
  
  
• "Prison Sex"
  
  
• "Stinkfist"
  
  
• "Ænema"
  
  
• "Hush" (DVD only, not on VHS)
  
  

  Personnel

  
  
  
• Danny Carey - Drums
  
  
• Justin Chancellor - Bass
  
  
• Maynard James Keenan - Vocals
  
  
• Adam Jones - Guitar
  
  

  Additional Musicians

  
  
  
• ''"Pushit"'' Acoustic Tabla: Aloke Dutta
  
  
• ''"You Lied"'' Secord Guitar: King Buzzo
  
  
• ''"Third Eye"'' Synthesizer: Vince De Franco
  
  
• ''"Message to Harry Manback II"'' Keyboards: David Bottrill
  
  

  Trivia

  
  
  
• Timothy Leary's "Think for Yourself, Question Authority" monologue (sampled from Leary's video, "How To Operate Your Brain") introduces "Third Eye".
  
  

  Chart position

  
  2000 Salival The Billboard 200 No. 38Category:2000 albums Category:Tool albums Category:Box set albums Category:Albums with hidden tracks Category:Rock albumsde:Salival
  
  

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