Men at Work's records were always somewhat uneven affairs. Certainly, the singles were the highlights, but they had a handful of first-rate album tracks that made the records necessary for dedicated fans, even if the overall album was inconsistent. Contraband: The Best of Men at Work does a terrific job of consolidating all of their highlights onto one disc. From hits like "Who Can It Be Now?," "Down Under," "Overkill," and "It's a Mistake" to slightly neglected album tracks like {&"Be Go...   [ read more ]

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It took Sony Music 22 years to upgrade Men at Work's Business as Usual, but at least they got it right -- one of the biggest-selling LPs of the 1980s, it was never better than an average sounding CD until this 2003 reissue, which not only offered significantly upgraded sound but four bonus tracks as well, extending its running time to over 50 minutes. From the in-your-face drums opening "Who Can It Be Now?," this CD is worth the purchase for the upgrade -- you can almost hear the action on {$Co...   [ read more ]

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This budget compilation has ten of the best Men at Work tracks, including the obvious "Who Can It Be Now?" as well as "Everything I Need," "Down Under" and "No Restrictions." ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide

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