Europe cd5 [Attack/Sanctuary ATKXD023]

I Just Want To See The Boy Happy
Speedway (live Royal Albert Hall 17 Sep 2002)

Europe 7"#1 [Attack/Sanctuary ATKSE023]

I Just Want To See The Boy Happy
Late Night Maudlin Street (live Royal Albert Hall 17 Sep 2002)

Europe 7"#2 [Attack/Sanctuary ATKSE023X]

I Just Want To See The Boy Happy
Sweetie-Pie
I Want The One I Can't Have (live Royal Albert Hall 17 Sep 2002)
Speedway (live Royal Albert Hall 17 Sep 2002)
Late Night Maudlin Street (live Royal Albert Hall 17 Sep 2002)

UK 12" [Attack/Sanctuary ATKTW025]

I Just Want To See The Boy Happy (live Mexico 16 Nov 2006)

download-only

I Want The One I Can't Have (live Paris 30 Sep 2002)

download-only

Additional information:
The first 7" is limited and slipped inside a gatefold sleeve. The second 7" single is a limited edition picture disc, slipped inside a transparent PVC sleeve. The 12" single is also a picture disc. It uses the same photo as the 7" on the a-side, but a different one on the b-side.

The title track is sometimes listed as a 'single edit' on certain download sites, but there no such thing. Only the album version is offered. The download-only version recorded live in Mexico listed above is sometimes miscredited as having been recorded in Chicago. The version of "I Want The One I Can't Have" live at the Royal Albert Hall 2002 is sometimes miscredited as being the one from Paris 2002.

The 12" single was limited to 1000 copies.

Artwork information:
Cd front, 7" and 12" a-side as well as 12" b-side artwork photography by Fabio Lovino. The photo appearing on the b-side of the 7" was taken by Jed Weitzman. The joke behind the latter photo is that Jed's stepfather is Henry Winkler who played Fonzie on the 1970s/1980s television programme "Happy Days".

The image used on the reverse of the 12" single is also found inside the gatefold sleeve of the first 7" (view here).

Additional release date information:
UK 12": 22 January 2007

Chart peak information:
UK: 16

Promotion:
A one-track promo cd (ATKPX023) was distributed for promotional purposes at the time of release of this single. The cd was slipped inside a clear plastic sleeve, sometimes with and sometimes without an insert displaying the stock artwork inside a white border (view in left bar).