Blood Stained Love Story
Studio album by Saliva
Released	January 23, 2007
Recorded	2006
Genre	Hard rock, post-grunge
Length	39:58
Label	Island Records
Producer	Bob Marlette
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Saliva chronology
Survival of the Sickest (2004) Blood Stained Love Story (2007) Cinco Diablo (2008)

Blood Stained Love Story is the fifth album by hard rock band Saliva which was released on January 23, 2007. This is their first album with new guitarist Jonathan Montoya after the departure of Chris D’abaldo. The entire album, including bonus tracks, was leaked onto filesharing networks on Sunday, January 21, 2007. The song "Ladies and Gentlemen" was the official theme song for the WWE PPV WrestleMania 23. It also has appeared on many other sporting event telecasts. The song King Of The Stereo was modified and featured as ESPN Varsity Inc's Theme song, under the name "King Of The Stadium" with appropriately edited lyrics.

The album debuted on the Billboard 200 at number 19, selling 31,000 copies in its first week.^[1]

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Bonus Tracks 3 Chart Positions 4 References

[edit] Track listing

1. "Ladies and Gentlemen" - 3:37
2. "Broken Sunday" - 3:53
3. "Never Gonna Change" - 4:09
4. "King Of The Stereo" - 3:42
5. "One More Chance" - 3:55
6. "Going Under" - 3:56
7. "Twister" - 3:18
8. "Black Sheep" (featuring John 5) - 5:23
9. "Starting Over" - 3:59
10. "Here With You" - 4:06

[edit] Bonus Tracks

Best Buy has a limited edition version of Blood Stained Love Story that includes a bonus disc with the following bonus tracks:

1. "Is It You?" - 3:43
2. "Write Your Name" - 3:28

[edit] Chart Positions

Album

Year	Chart	Position
2007	The Billboard 200	#19

Singles

Year	Single	Chart	Position
2007	"Ladies and Gentlemen"	Pop 100	#96
2007	"Ladies and Gentlemen"	Bubbling Under Hot 100	#1
2007	"Ladies and Gentlemen"	Mainstream Rock Tracks	#2
2007	"Ladies and Gentlemen"	Modern Rock Tracks	#25
2007	"Broken Sunday"	Mainstream Rock Tracks	#8
2007	"King of the Stereo"	Mainstream Rock Tracks	#24

[edit] References

1. ^ Jonathan Cohen, "Pretty Ricky, Shins Grab Top Album Chart Spots", Billboard.com, January 31, 2007.

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