Singles Chart and number six on the UK Independent Singles Chart. The original version of "Wrote for Luck" peaked at number seven on the UK Independent Singles Chart. The remixed "W.F.L." peaked at number 68 on the main UK Singles Chart and number three on the UK Independent Singles Chart. Spence said "Wrote for Luck" became the defining track of the acid house era. Scott Plagenhoef of Stylus Magazine considered Bummed the "perfect summation of the 1988 British Summer of Love". It was included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. In a piece for NME, journalist Mark Beaumont viewed the album as one of ten important releases that defined Factory Records' output. Manic Street Preachers covered "Wrote for Luck" as a B-side to their single "Roses in the Hospital" (1993), while the Panics covered "Lazy Itis" for Cruel Guards (2007). Track listing All songs written by Happy Mondays, except "Lazy Itis" by Happy Mondays and Lennon–McCartney. Side one "Country Song" – 3:24 "Moving in With" – 3:36 "Mad Cyril" – 4:36 "Fat Lady Wrestlers" – 3:25 "Performance" – 4:09 Side two "Brain Dead" – 3:10 "Wrote for Luck" – 6:05 "Bring a Friend" – 3:45 "Do It Better" – 2:29 "Lazy Itis" – 2:48 Personnel Personnel per sleeve. Happy Mondays Shaun Ryder Paul Ryder Mark Day Paul Davis Gary Whelan Mark "Bez" Berry Additional musicians Dave Hassell – percussion Steve Hopkins – piano Derek "Horseman" Ryder – banjo Production and design Martin Hannett – producer Colin Richardson – engineer John Spence – engineer Laurence Diana – engineer Central Station Design – artwork Charts References Citations Sources External links Bummed (collector's edition) at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed) 1988 albums Happy Mondays albums Albums produced by Martin Hannett Factory Records albums