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
Posted by P.S. It's Paul.... (Member # 1022) on :
Men without Hats - all the way.
Men At Work makes me react in a similar way to rigby Reardon when someone mentions 'cleaning woman'.......
Posted by xchazx (Member # 7158) on :
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
Posted by NowhereGirl (Member # 465) on :
men at work. i love their songs!
Posted by Riptide (Member # 457) on :
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.
Posted by records1black (Member # 7105) on :
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??
Posted by StevenHW (Member # 509) on :
Why don't we just merge the bands together and call them Men Without Hats At Work? Posted by P.S. It's Paul.... (Member # 1022) on :
Men without work?
Posted by 80'sRocked (Member # 6979) on :
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.
Posted by Devolution (Member # 1731) on :
Devolution here,
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
Posted by Riptide (Member # 457) on :
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.
Posted by TKO (Member # 1471) on :
I can’t really pick a favorite.
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.
Posted by Sam 'The Made Man' Hain (Member # 3150) on :
Men at Work
Posted by Valley (Member # 1322) on :
Men at Work
Posted by records1black (Member # 7105) on :
quote:Originally posted by StevenHW: Why don't we just merge the bands together and call them Men Without Hats At Work?
Now that would be an Idea!!!!
Posted by BabyLove19781999 (Member # 2336) on :
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