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| versions =Suck<br>Throw This Away<br>Suck (Pigface ''Gub'' version)<br>Suck (Live)<br> Suck (Pigface live version)<br />Suck (''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'')

}}'''"Suck"''' is the second hidden track on 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP. Originally It was originally packaged with "[[Physical]]" on a Mini mini CD sold included with the EP, it was later for the first pressing of 250,000 copies. On subsequent pressings, the two tracks were incorporated onto the EP as a hidden track after allegations that some music stores were removing tracks at the end of the Mini CD and selling it separatelydisc. "Suck" is track 99 on ''Broken'' , while "Physical" is track 98.

*Pigface, ''The Best of Pigface'', ''Gub'', ''Truth Will Out'' (live version), ''Glitch'' DVD/VHS (live version w/ Trent Reznor), ''Live at Metropol - Pittsburg, PA 04/25/91 '' (live version w/ Trent Reznor) 

===Suck (Pigface ''Gub'' version)===This original recording , appearing on the Pigface album ''Gub'', features Reznor on guest vocals. Musically, the song is nothing like the Nine Inch Nails recordings of the song, characterized instead by drums and bass. Its multitracks were those released for a remix contest by Pigface.

Released digitally on iTunes in 2006 on the album ''Live at Metropol - Pittsburg, PA 04/25/91 (Live)'', and appearing earlier on the ''Glitch'' VHS and DVD. Possibly The iTunes version is in stereo and is possibly sourced from the soundboard. The iTunes video version is in stereo mono and the video is monolikely sourced from in-camera audio. Trent Reznor is featured on guest vocals. It opens with a bass riff, has a different ending, and the recording is overall closer in sound to the Nine Inch Nails version, rather than the Pigface studio version.