Men At Work - Down Under (original version 1980) descargar videos gratis

fireballkiller

The recording techniques used in this version are much warmer, less compressed and less limited. It's original brilliance is made to shine, the dynamics are kept in tact and overall the instrumental and groove is way better.

steve pobst

Very reggae. No wonder they were compared to the Police.

Tom Hamdani

This is so expensive on vinyl!

techmakerdb

i still hear "when women blow and men thunder"

old boy

version ska

James Gretsch

Love the bass on it.

Joshua Ramey

I need more music like this

George Harris

Groovy man....this is far out man LOL

Bertin van Vliet

In the 1970's the world was in love with Reggae and Ska. 10cc, Talking Heads, Blondie, Doe Maar, Men at Work.. you name it. All influenced by it. Can you imagine nowadays some 'people' would dismiss this trend as cultural appropriation?

Mark Byfield

The Burra flute riff is more evident in this the first time through.

The Bige

it's all become too overrated

laura myburgh

Never heard this version before - Love It!. Reminds of 10cc Dreadlock Reggae

goof2675

This one sounds more country style

James Gretsch

Culture Club should cover this version.

kims thovan

good. I love this ver.

chiller miller

that guitar in the beginning is probably one of the nicest sounds I've ever heard

Father AxeKeeper

All copies I've ever seen had no sleeve. where did this sleeve come from? I've never even seen the lineup with names/management info anywhere aside from this video. is that on the inside of the jacket?

Johnny H.

traveling in fryed out combie on yippie trail head full of zombie.

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