Cover Versions
- In 1991, R.E.M. covered Tusk introducing it by noting that, earlier in their career, they were able to take advantage of Fleetwood Mac's unused recording studio time.
- In 2002, Camper Van Beethoven released a full cover of the original Tusk. The cover art and track listings are almost identical.
- In 2012, The Flowers of Hell included a cover of Over & Over featuring Neil Wilkinson and Abi Fry of British Sea Power on their Odes album
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