Cover Versions
A live performance of "Black" by Aaron Lewis of Staind appears on the 2001 live album, The Family Values 2001 Tour. The Knife uses musical segments which sound very similar to "Black" on "Behind the Bushes" from the 2003 album, Deep Cuts. Baseball pitcher Bronson Arroyo recorded the song for the 2005 album, Covering the Bases. Turin Brakes covered "Black" on their tour-only EP everybody knows every day's a wicked black game.
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