come up with grooves and little tunes [...] It felt like John wasn't there.” Allan Dias (2004): “A song like "Seattle", which came from a couple of riffs that Bruce and Lu Edmonds had, they brought it to me and I put a bass line on it, sitting on a bed in a hotel room! It was a nice bouncy groove, but it was nothing until John sang on that. Once he added some vocals to it, I was flipped out, it just became amazing.” "The Body": John Lydon (1987): “It's about people who have babies and don't realise it's a life they're dealing with. The second verse is a direct lift from that play Cathy Come Home.” “Woman have the right to have abortions, period! This is somewhere where no one should interfere, it should never be considered illegal. But then, you shouldn't be able to get yourself into that position in the first place. It's only ignorance and lack of education about contraception that leads to these disasters.” Related tracks "Selfish Rubbish" (single B-side): John Lydon (1987): “I'm definitely not interested in the extreme left cos that's just selfish rubbish – 'I've got nothing, therefore no one will have anything!' It's inverted selfish rubbish, so fuck off!” "The Suit" (new version)/"Religion" (new version) (single B-sides): John Lydon (1992): [about a planned album of re-recorded PIL songs Renovations] “We put that on hold. Then Virgin slapped The Greatest Hits, So Far on us, which was an annoyance – it was, you couldn't have both albums out at the same time. You'll just have to be patient, it'll be unleashed soon because some of those songs could stand the treatment.” Lu Edmonds (1999): “There was Renovations, I mixed a lot of those tracks, it seemed like a good idea at the time [...] I mixed "Religion".” Track listing All tracks composed by Dias, Edmonds, McGeoch, Lydon and Smith Personnel Public Image Ltd. John Lydon – vocals John McGeoch – guitar Lu Edmonds – guitar, keyboards Allan Dias – bass Bruce Smith – drums Charts United Kingdom Happy? briefly entered the UK Albums Chart, where it stayed for 2 weeks and reached No. 40 on 26 September 1987. The single “Seattle” entered the UK Singles Chart, where it stayed for 4 weeks and reached No. 47 on 22 August 1987. The single “The Body” did not chart. United States Happy? entered