References in Popular Culture
- In an episode of Beavis and Butt-head, the eponymous duo provide commentary on the video. They mock the band's name, but give an otherwise positive review of the video.
- British electronica duo Orbital sampled the song in "Tootled", from their DVD album The Altogether.
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