In 1999 , Honeysmack 's song " Walk On Acid " — which sampled the melody from Burt Bacharach 's " Walk On By " — became a popular hit . The song was a nominee for the Best Dance Artist Release at the Australian Recording Industry Association ARIA Music Awards of 1999 . The video ( directed by Philip Brophy ) accompanying the single was the source of some controversy after being withdrawn due to legal action brought on by the Coca Cola Company , which objected to one of their vending machines appearing behind a scantily dressed dancer . " Walk on Acid " featured on Honeysmack 's studio album '' Flick Bubble '' in 1999 . " Walk On Acid " was listed in The 100 Greatest Australian Dance Tracks Of All Time in 2015
ARIA Music Awards of 1999
ARIA Music Awards of 1999
David Haberfeld