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"'''Slither'''" is the debut single by [[Velvet Revolver]] from their debut album ''[[Contraband (album)|Contraband]]''. The single was released in [[2004]]. It was also awarded a Grammy in 2005 for [[Best Hard Rock Performance]]. |
"'''Slither'''" is the debut single by [[Velvet Revolver]] from their debut album ''[[Contraband (album)|Contraband]]''. The single was released in [[2004]]. It was also awarded a Grammy in 2005 for [[Best Hard Rock Performance]]. |
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Some see in this song a big influence from the [[X Japan]]'s song Scars composed by [[hide]] who created a band along Dave Kushner and Duff McKagan. |
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Velvet Revolver covers the [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] song "[[Negative Creep]]" and the [[Sex Pistols]] song "[[Bodies (Sex Pistols song)|Bodies]]" for the B-sides on the "Slither" single. |
Velvet Revolver covers the [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] song "[[Negative Creep]]" and the [[Sex Pistols]] song "[[Bodies (Sex Pistols song)|Bodies]]" for the B-sides on the "Slither" single. |
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"Slither" is the debut single by Velvet Revolver from their debut album Contraband. The single was released in 2004. It was also awarded a Grammy in 2005 for Best Hard Rock Performance.
Some see in this song a big influence from the X Japan's song Scars composed by hide who created a band along Dave Kushner and Duff McKagan.
Velvet Revolver covers the Nirvana song "Negative Creep" and the Sex Pistols song "Bodies" for the B-sides on the "Slither" single.
In 2006 "Weird Al" Yankovic used a part of "Slither" for his song "Polkarama" on the album Straight Outta Lynwood.
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