John Zorn covered "T.V. Eye" for ': the same song was also covered for the glam rock film "Velvet Goldmine" by a supergroup featuring original Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton and members of Sonic Youth, with actor Ewan McGregor on vocals. The Birthday Party covered "Loose" on their 1982 live album "Drunk on the Pope's Blood" and, also live, the song "Funhouse": a version with sax played by J.G. Thirlwell appears on the 1999 CD "The Birthday Party Live 81–82". the Damned's 1977 debut album, "Damned Damned Damned", features a cover of "1970", entitled "I Feel Alright". Depeche Mode covered "Dirt" on their "I Feel Loved" single. Hanoi Rocks cover "1970" (titled "I Feel Alright") on their 1984 live album All Those Wasted Years. Spacemen 3 adapted "T.V. Eye" into the near-cover "OD Catastrophe" on their debut album "Sound of Confusion". Michael Monroe also covered the song for his ' live album in 2010. In 1989 indie rock band Blake Babies covered "Loose" for their album "Earwig". They sampled Pop's voice into the song. Rage Against the Machine recorded a cover of "Down on the Street" on their 2000 covers album "Renegades", and the main riff from their song "Sleep Now In the Fire" was inspired by the riff in "T.V. Eye". A cover of "Dirt" appears on disc one of Screeching Weasel's 1999 double CD compilation "Thank You Very Little". In 2010, the Nigerian songwriter Billy Bao and his band went into the studio exactly 40 years after the recording of the album and recorded their album "Buildings from Bilbao" using all titles and song times for their own songs (except "1970", which is updated as "2010", and "L.A. Blues", which is called "LAGOS Blues").