Men At Work – Business As Usual

This can be purchased Near Mint for practically nothing and it's worth every penny and more. My copy sounds excellent. The music is very clean and crisp. I'm listening at a low volume and the music jumps out of my speakers. I couldn't ask for more when purchasing a used vinyl that is 40 years old. Happy with this record!

Spent 7 € in a local record shop for a near mint condition. Sounds really legit. Nice dynamics and clear sound.
Can recommend this pressing.

I have heard these songs for 40 years and in various places, but not on vinyl and not on a high-end audio system. This 82' US press is incredibly punchy with a really good low end. Not easy finding late 70's early 80's records that hit the subs like this one. So, I have to agree with every word FranksAndBeenz said below

Question: should we give a composing credit to Marion Sinclair in light of the fact that Colin Hay was determined to have plagiarised her song's melody as the flute riff in "Down Under?"

It's good, but not much better than my $1 Goodwill original.

i have a copy for sale at a reasonable price, if anyone is interested please message me. Thank you.

This record kicks so much ass I love it. Ten more words

Awesome having this OG pressing and I love the band…

Lots of Sibilance on this record…. Lows are not as low as I’d want. It does not sound very good when turned up. Surface noise galore….

But again love having this pressing

It’s done well, sounds great and worth the 30 bucks I paid. It’s not MOFIs best work by any means, but still a solid performer

I was 9 years old when I fell in love with this album, and 41 years later, it holds up well. Today's the first time I've ever heard it on vinyl. It's a bit lacking in the low end, and a bit shiny sounding, but that seems to be fairly typical of pop/rock albums from this era. I've always thought this was a strong debut album by a band that petered out far too soon. Most everyone knows the two big hits from the album, but "I Can See It In Your Eyes" should have been released as a single, and "Down By The Sea" is a fantastic closer. My copy plays very clean, and to be honest, I think it sounds better on vinyl than I've ever heard it before.