Following the death of Princess Diana on 31 August 1997, BBC Radio 1 played "The Last Stand" every 30 minutes for several hours, and it became the station's most-played track that day. The track was also played at the end of a much-publicised satirical re-enactment of the princess' funeral in September 2018. "One Night Stand" was used in a 1999 television advertisement for British Nuclear Fuels Ltd, shortly after The Aloof's dissolution. The group received an estimated fee of £20,000 for licensing the song, and the company's board account director Martin Stantiforth said they had received a number of calls about the song, thus confirming to him that "we must have been right [to use the song]."