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Apr 23, 2025

Pete

Mr. Eighties

Pete has published a news story:

On This Day: April 23, 1985 – Men at Work Released Two Hearts.

On this day April 23, 1985, Australian band Men at Work released their third and final studio album Two Hearts. The album marked the end of a quick but impactful run for the group that rose to international fame just a few years earlier with hits like Who Can It Be Now and Down Under.

Two Hearts reached number 50 on the US Billboard 200 and featured a more polished and keyboard heavy sound compared to their earlier work. While it had some radio play and moderate success, it didn’t match the...

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