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A French version of the song, recorded by Marie Laforàªt, appears in both The Devil's Advocate and the 2006 film The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, and an alternative version appears on commercials for The Sopranos on A&E."Paint It Black" was also used in six video game titles.

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After The Clash performed, the DJ began speaking right away and Clash guitarist Mick Jones attacked the DJ, believing he was trying to prevent an encore.This and The Clash's ironic criticism of the festival in the press conferences and in interviews prior to the event caused an argument backstage between Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth and The Clash singer Joe Strummer.

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