Here is an excellent vintage bootleg with a great performance by Men At Work. Recommended for fans.

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Men at Work
Hamilton Place
Ontario, Canada
MTV Broadcast 1982
Pro-shot DVD
NTSC

Source- MTV Broadcast
Lineage- Broadcast>JVC Dynarec T-120 tape (SP mode) on JVC 4-Head VCR>DV-AVI>DVD>You

PCM Mono
Bit Rate: >9,000 Kbps
Picture Resolution: 720x480
Frame Rate: 29.97 fps
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Length: 62 minutes
Menu: Yes
Chapters: Yes

I recorded this when originally broadcast on MTV in 1982, when they had "Saturday Night Concerts". I had completely forgotten I had this until I was searching my library for some old INXS video (which I will also post at some point) and found this. The quality is excellent, especially considering the year it was taped (pre stereo TV broadcast and pre HI-FI VCR), as it was recorded on a brand new 4-head JVC machine. As a result, the sound is mono and from the linear audio track, but I don't feel it detracts at all. This show was in support of "Business as Usual" and really shows how good of a band they were. I am always amazed at how many of my favorite bands from the 1980's are from Australia (MAW, INXS, Split Enz (really NZ, but close enough), Midnight Oil, AC/DC, Divinyls, The Church, Icehouse). I have not seen that this has ever been on DIME, or officially released. I think you will enjoy this if you are a Men at Work, or Colin Hay fan.

The Band:

Colin Hay- Vocals, Guitar
Ron Strykert- Guitar, vocals
Jerry Speiser- Drums, vocals
Greg Ham- Sax, Flute, Keyboards, vocals
John Rees- Bass, vocals

The Songs:

I Can See it in Your Eyes
People Love to Play with Words
Touching the Untouchables
Down by the Sea
Instrumental (anyone know the name?)
Shintaro
Down Under
Underground
Helpless Automation
Who Can it Be Now?
Mr. Entertainer
I Like To
Be Good Johnny