"Of Wolf and Man" uses the subject of shapeshifting as a metaphor for both strength and aggression, while simultaneously tying it all together with the werewolf myths of old. Instead, rhythm guitarist and vocalist James Hetfield belts out lyrics about feeling a change back to a bestial state of primitive ferocity, while the track's main riff lurches with a bold, headbanging strength. This definitely wasn't the case with "Of Wolf and Man" a deep cut track from Metallica's multi-platinum, self-titled 1991 album.
It could've been very easy for this burly anthem to devolve into a sub-fantasy werewolf tale. Oh, and if you can't find a song that you think should've made the list, make sure to check out our video for the Top 10 Metallica Songs to get your metal fix! For this list, we'll be ranking another round of ten Metallica songs which serve as the cream of the crop from the band's long career. Welcome to, and today we're counting down our picks for Another Top 10 Metallica Songs.
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