Men at Work.
The greatest Australian hit machine of the early 80's.
Who Can It Be Now? was at the end of my story, so here's another from the same 1981 album, Business as Usual.
Be Good Johnny by Men at Work.
I only like dreaming all the day long...
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Men at Work.
The greatest Australian hit machine of the early 80's.
Who Can It Be Now? was at the end of my story, so here's another from the same 1981 album, Business as Usual.
Be Good Johnny by Men at Work.
I only like dreaming all the day long...
Ok, this is the only time I'll skip posting a song from an album. (But don't worry, there's a different band down below. It's a twofer today.)
Polygondwanaland by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard is a sort-of prog rock album that came out in 2017.
I don't really want to link a specific song though, as I can just do this (and I swear this is perfectly legal):
In the Court of the Crimson King by King Crimson is a wonderful progressive rock album.
(Released in 1969)
I will most definitely give each of the songs on the album a blog post at some point, but I gotta start with the absolutely phenomenal :
Epitaph (including March for No Reason and Tomorrow and Tomorrow)
Yes, that is the full name of the song, I think.
Back to my scheduled alphabetized list of bands again.
I found this one while looking up stuff about Custard. Jebediah's Australian as well.
Leaving Home from the 1997 album Slightly Odway.
(A play on the phrase "slightly odd way")
And they named themselves after Jebediah Springfield from The Simpsons.
Honest.
Dear listeners, I forgot one.
Finding You by the Go-Betweens, from the 2005 album Oceans Apart.
They had some popularity in the 80s, but I know them because when they had a bit of a revival as a band, the new drummer is also the drummer for Custard.
(Glenn Thompson.)