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Group Policy has many songs that "anyone can enjoy."
A unique song with melancholic saxophone phrases and an urban reggae feel.
A memorable debut album by a rock band from Melbourne. It was #1 on the US charts for 15 weeks. Colin Hay's sense of humor and sound design brought it to the forefront of rock. "Business as Usual" is a sample of Group Policy's work that "anyone can enjoy."
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- Bass, Vocals - John Rees (2)
- Design [For MFSL] - John A. Beck
- Drums, Vocals - Jerry Speiser
- Engineer - Jim Barbour
- Engineer - Peter McIan
- Engineer [Additional Engineering] - Paul Ray (3)
- Guitar, Vocals - Ron Strykert
- Illustration [Cover] - John Dickson (3)
- Lacquer Cut By - KW
- Producer - Peter McIan
- Remastered By - Krieg Wunderlich
- Saxophone, Flute, Vocals, Keyboards, Other [Fiddly Things] - Greg Ham
- Technician [Technical Support And Expertise] - Edmund Meitner
- Technician [Technical Support And Expertise] - Tim De Paravicini
- Vocals, Guitar - Colin Hay
