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The collection typically draws from the band's three core studio albums— Business as Usual (1983), and Two Hearts Chart-Topping Anthems : Includes the global #1 hits "Down Under" "Who Can It Be Now?" , which led the band to win the Grammy Award for Best New Artist Essential 80s Staples : Features fan favorites like "Overkill" , known for its haunting saxophone line, and the upbeat "Be Good Johnny" High-Fidelity Quality Men At Work - The Best Of -Flac--TntVillage-
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"Who Can It Be Now?": The paranoid, saxophone-driven breakout hit that topped the Billboard Hot 100.
Formed in Melbourne in 1978, Men At Work achieved a historic feat in January 1983 by simultaneously holding the #1 spot for both album (Business as Usual) and single ("Down Under") in the U.S. and the UK. They were the first Australian act to do so and won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist in 1983. Where to Find Authentic Versions Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
