Cover Versions By Other Artists
- Chinese pop icon Faye Wong has twice covered "Silent All These Years" under the title "Cold War", firstly in Cantonese on her 1993 album 100,000 Whys and then in Mandarin the following year on the album Mystery.
- Michael Stipe of R.E.M. has included lines from "Winter" in live performances, most notably in 1995.
- Dream Theater have covered "Winter" on at least one occasion, as can be heard on the bootleg of their "Uncovered" gig at Ronnie Scott's in January 1995.
- Singaporean singer Stefanie Sun recorded "Silent All These Years" on her 2002 album of cover versions Start.
- French singer Nolwenn Leroy released a version of "Crucify" (in English) on her 2004 single "Inévitablement".
- Sharon den Adel, vocalist of Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation, performed "Crucify" live on Belgian TV show De laatste show in 2006.
- Amanda Palmer has covered both "Winter" and "Me and a Gun" live.
- BD Wong, playing Father Ray Mukada on HBO's prison drama Oz, performed a campy cover of the first stanza and chorus of "Leather" in the musical episode, Variety (Season 5, Episode 3).
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