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}}'''"Happiness In Slavery"''' is the fifth track on 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP. The song is very industrial It was also released as a promo single and features heavy guitars, drums and intense screaming coupled with nearly spoken versescontroversial music video.

This is the original album version. It is characterised by heavy use of loud, layered percussion loops; in fact, the bridge of the song is completely constructed from percussion patterns and synthesized machinery sounds as well as Reznor's distorted voice. Guitars are featured prominently during the verses and choruses, the latter also including synthesized bass. Each verse is punctured by screamed backing vocals.The repetitive buildup at the end of the song eventually gives way to quiet whispers, which segue into "[[Gave Up]]."

This remix contains samples from the album version as well as from performance artist [[Bob Flanagan]] (1952–1996).Repetitive in nature, it contains very few lyrics, instead focusing on the percussion loops, synthesized bass, and synthesizer leads.

This remix is very different from the album version and the other remix on ''Fixed'', and also incorporates samples from Flanagan.It is cut up and spliced so that it seems more like a sound collage than music.====Song Credits====*Manipulation: Trent Reznor, Chris Vrenna, Bill Kennedy, Sean Beavan, Martin Brumbach & Bob Flanagan

This remix has only minor changes with different cut up vocals over on top, and can only be found on the [[Happiness in Slavery (halo)|Happiness In Slavery halo]].====Song Credits====*Remixed by Adrian Sherwood

This remix was initially found only on the ''[[Happiness in Slavery (halo)|Happiness In Slavery]]'' promo, but has recently been posted to [[Remix.nin.com|remix.nin.com]]by Reznor. Short in length, it loops only few elements of the original, incorporating new synthesizer elements and film samples on top.====Song Credits====*Remixed by Paul Kendall

"Happiness in Slavery" was a set staple during the [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle|Self Destruct]] tour, and usually concluded with a lot of destruction by the band after an extended outro. It has not been played since 1995. However, during later dates on the [[Performance 2007]] tour, samples from the song began to appear in the end of "[[The Great Destroyer]]." Whether it will ever be played live in its entirety again remains unclear.