Men at Work

In January 1983, when Men at Work performed their live recording in San Francisco, they were riding the wave of significant commercial success following the release of their acclaimed debut album, "Business as Usual," in late 1981. This album included iconic hits like "Down Under" and "Who Can It Be Now?", which contributed to their ascent in the global music scene. By this time, Men at Work had already established themselves as a dominant force in the pop and rock genres, with "Business as Usual" reaching number one on the Billboard 200 chart. The live performance featured tracks such as "Overkill," which would later appear on their 1983 album "Cargo." Notably, the San Francisco concert exemplified the band's energetic stage presence, highlighting their blend of rock and new wave influences, as well as their increasing international popularity.

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