Men At Work
1997-09-18
The Metropolitan
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
TV Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Video Below
1997-09-18
The Metropolitan
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
TV Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Video Below
01. Overkill
02. No Sign Of Yesterday
03. Catch A Star
04. Blue For You
05. Who Can It Be Now
06. Into My Life
07. Can't Take This Town
08. Down Under
09. I don't Miss You Now
10. It's A Mistake
11. Be Good Johnny
02. No Sign Of Yesterday
03. Catch A Star
04. Blue For You
05. Who Can It Be Now
06. Into My Life
07. Can't Take This Town
08. Down Under
09. I don't Miss You Now
10. It's A Mistake
11. Be Good Johnny
1997: In 1981, Men At Work, a then unknown band from Australia led by quirky singer Colin Hay, burst onto the music scence with two singels that both reached #1 on the Billboard charts in the US, Who Can It be Now and Down Under. Videos for the two songs also received extensive airplay on the then fledling music video channel, MTv. The success of the singles drove the band's debut album, Business As Usual, to the top spot on the charts in the US, where it spent 15 weeks. The band never quite acheived the same success again, Their follow up album, Cargo, released in 1983, went to #3 on the charts, with 2 singles reaching the top 10, Overkill at #3 and It's A Mistake at #6. Their 3rd disc, Two Hearts, released in 1985 only reached #50 on the charts and failed to produce a top 10 single. By 1986, the band was defunct with Hay pursuing a solo career. Some 10 years later, Hay reformed the band, in large part due to demand for a reunion from a staunch fan base in South America. The toured that continent in late 1996, then returned again in 1997. This TV soundbaord recording captures Men At Work in Rio on September 18, 1997, 29 years ago today. Note: The video is dated October 29, 1997 which the broadcast date, not the actual concert date. Note 2: This is another test of Buzzheavier - see our September 15 post for more details. note 3: New link is up as of 7:30 am Eastern on September 19
8 comments:
Hi, Unfortunately, the file is not available.
Hi, Unfortunately, the file is not available.
No link... 😔
Sorry - we lied a little.
There's no recovery. We don't keep any record of deleted files, not even that they existed. It's a privacy feature, not a bug.
Ask the sender to re-upload, and you're back in business
Hi, there is a strange message achter clicking the DL-link, previous used links to Buzzheavier worked fine,
the file seems to be deleted?
Thanks a lot for all, every day, so true and loyal to us and to the music!! But unfortunately the link for this one is dead or deleted, 'cause it's not found, the download platform reports!!!?? If you like, can you fix and repost please; thanks for your efforts!! Stay safe!!
Hi there, link don't work pal. Please resolve. Thank you.
Sorry about that - n ew link is up as of 7:30 am Eastern on September 19
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