Slither

Slither
«Slither»
Sencillo de Metallica
del álbum 'ReLoad'
Formato CD
Grabación 1996 - 1997
Género(s) Heavy metal
Hard rock
Duración 5:13
Discográfica Elektra Records
Autor(es) James Hetfield
Lars Ulrich
Kirk Hammett
Productor(es) Bob Rock
Cronología de Metallica

«Better Than You
1998»

«Slither»

«Carpe Diem Baby
1998»

Slither es la sexta canción de ReLoad, el séptimo album de estudio de la banda de Heavy metal Metallica, lanzado en marzo de 1998. Esta canción, al igual que las demás del álbum, está orientada hacia el Hard rock y al Blues. Producido por Bob Rock, el álbum creó polémica dentro de los fans de la banda por el radical cambio no solo en su música sino también en su look [1].

El título de la canción ("reptar" en español), se basa en las posibles alucinaciones e intransigencias que sufre una persona por el efecto de las drogas y el alcohol. La letra de la canción no se aleja tanto de esta realidad, ya que muestra cierta clase de manía hacia objetos como serpientes y marionetas[1]

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