Salival

Tool's 2000 box set of live tracks, outtakes and videos.

Salival is a limited-edition box set of live recordings, outtakes and videos that Tool released in 2000 in CD/VHS and CD/DVD versions, with a 56-page book of photos and stills from the band's videos.

Quick Facts

Artist

Tool

Released

12 December 2000

Recorded

1992–1998

Venue

Salt Lake City, Utah
Portland, Oregon
San Diego, California
Denver, Colorado

Studio

The Loft
Hollywood
California; Ocean Way
Hollywood
California

Genre

Progressive metal
progressive rock
alternative metal

Length

73:57

Label

Volcano II; Tool Dissectional

Lore & Background

It includes a live cover of "You Lied" by Peach, Justin Chancellor's earlier band, and a cover of Led Zeppelin's "No Quarter" that Tool had refused to let into the Private Parts soundtrack, which drew criticism from Howard Stern. Live versions of "Pushit" and "Third Eye" from Ænima and "Part of Me" from Opiate are also on it. The booklet lists only locations, so the exact shows behind the live tracks are uncertain.

Track listing

CD

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1	Third Eye (live)		14:05
2	Part of Me (live)	Keenan, Jones, Carey, Paul D'Amour	3:32
3	Pushit (live)	Keenan, Jones, Carey, D'Amour	14:56
4	Message to Harry Manback II		1:14
5	You Lied (Peach cover; live)	Simon Oakes	9:18
6	Merkaba (live)		9:48
7	No Quarter (Led Zeppelin cover)	Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones	11:28
8	L.A.M.C. (ends at 6:44, a hidden song entitled "Maynard's Dick" starts at 7:09, after 25 seconds of silence)		10:54
Total length			73:57