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}}[[image:1992_-_(Promo)_-_Physical.jpg|thumb|''Physical'' Promo]]'''"Suck"''' is the second hidden track on 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP. Originally packaged with "[[Physical]]" on a Mini CD sold with the EP, it was later incorporated onto the EP as a hidden track after allegations that some music stores were removing the Mini CD and selling it separately. "Suck" is track 99 on ''Broken'' while "Physical" is track 98. ===About==="Suck" was originally written and performed by Pigface, a band lead by [[Martin Atkins]] and featuring [[Trent Reznor]] as well as many other notable industrial musicians. Other notable singers of the song within Pigface include Nivek Ogre of [[Skinny Puppy]], who even shared the song as a duet with Reznor. Since 1994, it has become one of the regular songs played by [[Nine Inch Nails]]. According to a previously unreleased interview Reznor did with ''Melody Maker'' magazine, "Suck" was supposed to be a "tongue-in-cheek" cover. The [[multitracks]] for the original Pigface version of the song were released for a remix contest. While this song appears on ''[[The Definitive NIN - The Singles]]'', it was never released as a single or promo.

*Writing: [[Trent Reznor]], Pigface

"Suck" made its live debut on [[1990/05/22 Palo Alto, CA|May 22, 1990]]. It was played occasionally during the [[Pretty Hate Machine]] era, and has become a regular in the set since the [[Self Destruct Tour]]. It is most consistently played the way it appears on ''And All That Could Have Been.''During the [[Pretty Hate Machine Tour]], a sample from the 1967 film ''The Trip'' ("I've got the sun in my hands, man...") was used at the end of the song.