Over the time I've had this site online, many people have commented things such as "Hey! Lucifer sounds soo like this band" or "This song title reminds me of this band". The truth is that in fact during her carrier Lucifer has taken titles from songs or movies that she has loved, titles such as "Velvet Goldmine" which remind us of the movie (1998) or "Slowdive" from "Siouxsie & the banshees". Don't be confused! Not because they share the same title they are covers. Anyway, Lucifer has done covers and here I list some of them. I'm not actually that much into 80's music, not because I don't like it, it's just because I haven't got time to listen to it....So I don't claim to know everything about it...if you know any other bands from which Lucifer has done covers please e-mail me to keep adding them to this section....thanks!

Tuxedomoon is an experimental avant-garde post-punk New Wave group formed in San Francisco, California in 1977. Lucifer made a cover of this band on her album "Kusari ni tsunagareta tenshi" she changed the rythym of the song and translated the lyrics to japanese, only the chorus was left in english.

Bauhaus is a British rock band (formed in Northampton in 1978 ) popular in the 1980s. Lucifer has done 2 covers from this band which are "Jyounetsu wa shi to kanojo wa" which is a cover from "Passion of Lovers" and "In the flat field" cover that was featured on an omnibus japanese tribute album to Bauhaus.

Surely the favorite song of soldiers during World War II, Lillie Marlene became the unofficial anthem of the foot soldiers of both forces in the war.
Original German lyrics from a poem "The Song of a Young Sentry" by World War I German soldier, Hans Leip, who wrote these verses before going to the Russian front in 1915, combining the name of his girlfriend, Lillie [the daughter of a grocer], and a nurse named "Marlene".
There are many version of this song, since is so emblematic. Lucifer not only did a cover of this song, which she changed the lyrics to japanese, she also wrote a novel named "Lillie Marlene".