The UK label Catch-22 released the three-songer on cassette with slightly modified artwork. Most copies of this EP came with the "Live at The Channel" insert, and a couple of "Public Animal No. Growing aggravated by the near-irrelevant status the band was becoming relegated to behind GG, Alan had some “and the Jabbers” stickers made up & stood by while GG stuck them below his name on the covers of roughly 200 copies. As with most of the singles, GG also played drums on the title cut. The Jabbers finally got around to recording their standard live opener “You Hate Me & I Hate You” in mid-1982, packaged with two of the best songs from “Always Was.” But why waste valuable real estate with duplicate tracks? My only guess is that funding was low, so the studio time went towards the GG anthem, and he lifted “Automatic” and “Assface” to round out the ideal Public Animal No.
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