Contraband The Best Of Men At Work
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Contraband: The Best of Men at Work is a single‑disc compilation by Australian pop‑rock band Men at Work, issued on Columbia/Legacy. Released in 1996, the collection runs about 1:03:52 and draws from the band’s three studio albums recorded 1981–1984.
Contraband: The Best of Men at Work is a single‑disc compilation by Australian pop‑rock band Men at Work, issued on Columbia/Legacy. Released in 1996, the collection runs about 1:03:52 and draws from the band’s three studio albums recorded 1981–1984.
Pros
- Consolidates the band’s major hits and standout album tracks onto one disc, making it a convenient overview for new listeners.
- Includes a rare B‑side live version of "I Like To", offering at least one track not previously on a main studio album.
- Consolidates the band’s major hits and standout album tracks onto one disc, making it a convenient overview for new listeners.
- Includes a rare B‑side live version of "I Like To", offering at least one track not previously on a main studio album.
- Single‑disc running time (~64 minutes) covers material from all three Men at Work studio albums.
- Issued by Legacy/Columbia and reissued in multiple years, giving several catalogue/pressing options for buyers.
Cons
- −Primarily a compilation of previously released material; there are no new studio recordings exclusive to this release.
- −Overlap with other Men at Work compilations means the track list may be redundant for collectors who already own other anthologies.
- −Primarily a compilation of previously released material; there are no new studio recordings exclusive to this release.
- −Overlap with other Men at Work compilations means the track list may be redundant for collectors who already own other anthologies.
- −Multiple editions and catalogue numbers (different release years and pressings) can cause confusion for collectors seeking a specific issue.
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