), had been investigated by the Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society, who in August 1987 ordered The JAMs to recall and destroy all unsold copies of 1987, for its illegal use of extensive samples from ABBA's "Dancing Queen". The JAMs journeyed to Sweden—with their unsold LPs and an NME journalist in tow—in an attempt to negotiate with ABBA.
), the Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society had investigated in August 1987, ordering The JAMs to recall and destroy all unsold copies of 1987 because of their illegal use of extensive samples from ABBA's "Dancing Queen". The JAMs went to Sweden with their unsold LPs and an NME journalist to discuss this matter with ABBA.