Men at Work Business As Usual Music
by Men at Work

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JuneauOPOct 2009

An oldie but goodie! This cassette of Men at Work has morphed into a CD now, and doesn't get played as much as it used to. It's one of those albums that brings back a lot of good memories though.

Favourite tracks:

- Who Can it Be Now
- Down Under
- Down by the Sea

tfox1967Oct 20, 2009

that is a great album not herd it for ages

Andy1905Nov 24, 2009

wow theres a blast from the past its a mistake down by the sea and down under collin hay the singer originates from scotland you know that right like all inventers and tallented people lol oh o'm from scotland too erm erm lol

jeepersJan 14, 2010

You have some great selections of music !!

JuneauOPJan 27, 2010

Thank you Jeepers! I wholeheartedly agree with you!!

LillyRoseAnneFeb 3, 2010

This is a CD you can listen to time & time again.
Not like so many other CD's that wear off after a short time.
Men at work really grows on one without ever wearing off !!!!!

phatdrummer650Feb 16, 2022

Great album! I have the vinyl at home in my collection.
Due to covid if this album had been recently recorded they may have named it:
Business Is Unusual.

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Men At Work ~ Business As Usual

Helped immeasurably by the heavy rotation with which its clever videos were greeted by the then brand-new MTV network, the Australian group Men at Work were one of the biggest--and least anticipated--success stories of 1982. On the strength of two No. 1 singles, the sax-driven "Who Can It Be Now" and the geocentric "Down Under," the band's debut album spent an astonishing 15 weeks at the top of the charts. Bandleader Colin Hay's Sting-like, reggae-influenced singing was welcomed by the emerging video music generation--even if they had no idea what a "Vegemite" sandwich was. --Billy Altman