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Men At Work The Billboard 200 Albums (U.S.A)
01. 1982 - # 1 Business As Usual 02. 1983 - # 3 Cargo 03. 1983 - # 33 Dr. Heckyl And Mr. Jive 04. 1985 - # 50 Two Hearts
Men At Work The Billboard 100 Singles (U.S.A)
01. 1982 - # 1 Who Can It Be Now 02. 1983 - # 3 Be Good Johnny 03. 1983 - # 1 Down Under 04. 1983 - # 28 Dr. Heckyl And Mr. Jive 05. 1983 - # 23 High Wire 06. 1983 - # 6 It's A Mistake 07. 1983 - # 3 Overkill 08. 1983 - # 20 Underground 09. 1985 - # 47 Everything I Need
Men Without Hats The Billboard 200 Albums (U.S.A)
01. 1983 - # 84 I Like 02. 1983 - # 128 Rhythm of Youth 03. 1983 - # 23 The Safety Dance 04. 1984 - # 127 Folk of the '80 (Part III) 05. 1987 - # 73 Pop Goes The World
Men Without Hats The Billboard 100 Singles (U.S.A)
01. 1983 - # 84 I Like 02. 1983 - # 1 The Safety Dance 03. 1987 - # 20 Pop Goes The World 04. 1988 - # 45 Moonbeam
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Men At Work makes me react in a similar way to rigby Reardon when someone mentions 'cleaning woman'.......
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i've only ever heard one men without hats song. men at work at least made me laugh a little. and colin hay is part of a long intro to the tv show scrubs, playing overkill acoustically. that's enough for me to decide.
men at work ftw
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I'd compare these two groups to the Beatles and Stones. Actually no, I was kidding. Men at Work were good for their time, some real fun Police-style songs, good tunes spread across three albums. Men w/o Hats were a good singles band, but their albums had a lot of filler. Still probably one of the most successful Montreal bands.
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Men without hats are ace. I love their song the safety dance!!!!! It is brillant. I also like Men at wrk to. Men without hats are Canadian arn't they??
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Why don't we just merge the bands together and call them Men Without Hats At Work? Posts: 3385 | From: Sacramento, California, USA | Registered: Sep 2002 | Site Updates: 0
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quote:Originally posted by P.S. It's Paul....: Men without work?
I wish!
I like both bands. Men at Work wins by an eyelash.
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Men at work, without an afterthought, but the funny thing is Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Jive isn't an album but it is the first song on Cargo, which is a far superior album to the first one, Business as Usual.
Their best song is It's a Mistake.
We are DEVO
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I think Overkill is their best, I also like No Restrictions, a lost 80's classic if I ever heard one. The first two albums are pretty solid. The third one is really hard to find on cd.
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Both bands had some decent songs. I really like the catchy ‘Where Do the Boys Go’ from Men Without Hats. I’m not so familiar with Men At Work. Though 'Overkill' is a great song that should be on every 80’s compilation.
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Men At Work Without Hats Men Without Hats At Work
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