In 1997 , Mac remixed the single , " Freak " , from Australian post-grunge band Silverchair 's second album , '' Freak Show '' . The track was issued in April as a B-side of their second single from that album , " Abuse Me " . In 1998 , Mac released a four-track EP , '' Paul Mac Presents Snapshots '' , on Interdance Records . It featured guest vocals by Stephen Allkins on " Ooh I Love Your ( Disco ) " , Infusion on " Loco " , Phil Smart on " Basic Boom " and Abel El Toro on " All Systems Are Go " . Mac again worked with Silverchair 's Daniel Johns as an alternative rock duo to release a five-track extended play , '' I Ca n't Believe It 's Not Rock '' ( 2000 ) . On 6 August 2001 , Mac issued his debut solo album , '' 3000 Feet High '' , which peaked in the top 30 on the ARIA Albums Chart . Australian music journalist , Ed Nimmervoll , felt the album was an " emotional journey " where " t hroughout , the dancefloor taunts us like a temptress , determined to lure us into her arms , but we 're torn between her charms and the inner us which the dance beats may drown out " . The album 's second single , " Just the Thing " , reached No . 17 on the ARIA Singles Chart and featured lead vocals by Peta Morris . In December 2001 he performed at Homebake on the Big Top stage . At the APRA Music Awards of 2002 " Just the Thing " won ' Most Performed Dance Work ' and was nominated for ' Most Performed Australian Work ' . In January 2002 , and again in 2006 , Mac appeared at Splendour in the Grass . At the ARIA Music Awards of 2002 Mac won ' Best Dance Release ' for '' 3000 Feet High '' and was nominated for ' Best Male Artist ' and ' Engineer of the Year '
APRA Music Awards of 2002
APRA Music Awards of 2002
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