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'''"Click Click Boom"''' is a song by the [[ |
'''"Click Click Boom"''' is a song by the [[Hard Rock]]/[[Post-grunge]]/[[Hard Rock]] band [[Saliva (band)|Saliva]]. It was released in [[2001]] on their second album ''[[Every Six Seconds]]''. |
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==Use in popular culture== |
==Use in popular culture== |
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"Click Click Boom" is a song by the Hard Rock/Post-grunge/Hard Rock band Saliva. It was released in 2001 on their second album Every Six Seconds.
Use in popular culture
- Official theme song for WWE No Mercy 2001.
- Used in the films; The Fast and the Furious (although it was not on the main OST), How High (also not in the main OST), Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and The New Guy.
- Used in the computer games BMX XXX and Test Drive Overdrive.
- Episode 3 of 2002 TV series Power Rangers: Wild Force references the song title in the episode title. The episode is called Click, Click, Zoom.
- The song was deemed inappropriate by Clear Channel Communications and removed from many US radio stations' playlists after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Saliva understood and supported the move, and even refrained from performing CCB at their concerts for several months after the attacks.
- Used as the in-game theme music for MLB pitcher Francisco Cordero, an All-Star closer for the Milwaukee Brewers. The song is played at Miller Park when Cordero comes to the mound, and when an out is achieved against the opposing team whilst Cordero pitches.
- The main finishing move of professional wrestling TNA Wrestling tag team The Motor City Machineguns.