Title: Overlooked CD
Product review: When this album came out in 1985, I think people had grown tired of Men at Work and their constant presence on the radio and MTV. One thing Men at Work were good at were quirky, comic videos. "Two Hearts" might have done better with a hit video done in the same vein as the previous two albums. Instead, the videos from the album came out without the typical Men At Work humor, and in a more serious vein ("Maria").To me, this album contains some of their strongest material to date, good melodies and good lyrics. Stand out songs are: "Giving Up", "Snakes and Ladders", "Children on Parade", "Hard Luck Story" and "Still Life". If you're a fan of the group, you may find this album to your liking. Also, check out Colin Hay's solo material - "Looking For Jack", "Wayfaring Sons", "Peaks and Valleys", "Topanga", and "Transcendental Highway". All excellent albums.
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