the B side of the single "Si yo Canto" from their 1984 album "Menos mal que nos queda Portugal". This cover also appears in their 1993 compilation album "Ojalá estuvieras aquí". Zvoncekova Bilježnica, a Serbian hardcore/post-punk band covered this song for their 1992 album Inžinjeri ljudskih duša in Serbian language with different lyrics. Demented Are Go, a Welsh psychobilly band, covered it on their 1993 album Tangenital Madness on a Pleasant Side of Hell. Australian ska band The Porkers covered this song for their 1994 album, Grunt! Thrash metal group Demolition Hammer covers the song on their 1994 album Timebomb. Possum Dixon performed a Spanish cover, "El Mongoloido", on We Are Not Devo, the Devo tribute album released in 1997. A choral version of the song, both A Capella and with instrumental accompaniment, was released by the German band Popchor Berlin in 2002 on their EP-1" album. Sepultura covered the song on their 2002 Revolusongs EP. The Washington Dead Cats, a French punkabilly band, covered "Mongoloid" on their album "El Diablo is Back" in 2006. In 2007, Datarock performed an acoustic version of the song for Like a Version, a segment on the national Australian radio station, Triple J. "Loose n Boozy" Vancouver BC band The Cadaver Dogs, referred to as "the Blue Cheer of country" included a bonus hidden track cover of "Mongoloid " on their 2008 release PARIAH SOCIAL. The tune came out of a late night drunken Crazy Horse type jam...ragged, but right! Rummelsnuff, a German industrial/punk musician, covered "Mongoloid" on his first record Halt Durch! in 2008. Alpha Consumer, a Minneapolis rock band covered the song on their debut album. The Belgian rock band The Assassinators plays a cover version of the song. Layo & Bushwacka used samples from this song on their track "Love Story". The Chilean band Los Mox covered this song on their album Con Cover. The Real Losers, a Leeds garage rock band did a cover on their last album "Music for Funsters". The Sky Fades Away, a Russian post-punk band covered this song. "Mongoloid" was also covered by an early incarnation of the band October Rising, when they were known as the "Star Spangled Bastards". A slightly altered version of the chorus serves as the theme music of the Androsynth race in the Star Control computer games. In the Flemish film Ex Drummer, the main character's band The Feminists do a