Devotees have incorporated Hicks's words, image, and attitude into their own creations. By means of audio sampling, fragments of his rants, diatribes, social criticisms, and philosophies have found their way into many musical works, such as the live version of Super Furry Animals' "The Man Don't Give a Fuck" and Adam Freeland's "We Want Your Soul". His influence on the band Tool is well documented as he is sampled at the beginning of their song "Third Eye""Ænima" (1996); he "appears" on the Fila Brazillia album "Maim That Tune" (1995) and on SPA's eponymously titled album "SPA" (1997), which are both dedicated to Hicks; the British band Radiohead's second album "The Bends" (1995) is also dedicated to his memory. American indie rock band Built to Spill's song "Planting Seeds" on its 2009 album "There Is No Enemy" alludes to Hicks's routine on advertising and marketing, which appears on the performance film "Bill Hicks: Revelations". Singer/songwriter Tom Waits listed "Rant in E-Minor" as one of his 20 most cherished albums of all time.