Colin Hay (Indie Rock, Country/Folk, Rock/Pop) Add to watch list With his ninth solo album, Are You Lookin' at Me? (2007), Colin Hay is back with new songs that are wry, relaxed, and charming. Having made his mark in the 1980s as a member of the Australian band, Men at Work, Hay is no longer trying to hard to be wither commercial or introspective, he's letting his music flow easily. --ballin3 Write artist review

Samples From iTunes Play All ...or select a song 1. Overkill (Acoustic Version) 2. Waiting for My Real Life to Begin (Album Version) 3. Down Under (Acoustic Version) 4. Beautiful World 5. I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You (Radio Edit) 6. Who Can It Be Now? (Acoustic Version) 7. My Brilliant Feat 8. Who Can It Be Now 9. It's a Mistake (New Recording) 10. Are You Lookin' At Me? Get Colin Hay from

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Audio Web Search Results Man at Work - Overkill [Version] source: http://www.orangemcglone.com Transcendental Highway - I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You source: http://chambon1.free.fr Topanga - Waiting for My Real Life to Begin source: http://gregorylane.org

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Review of the Album: Going Somewhere from more reviews...

I was a bit skeptical of Colin Hay just because I remember him as the goofy guy on MTV talking about vegemite sandwiches...but I heard the song of his on the Garden State soundtrack and that stuck with me. After...more.

Review of the Album: Going Somewhere from more reviews...

... and I told him so. I got to meet Colin Hay a few years ago in Austin, TX and it was the night of a lifetime. I've been a fan since I saw Men at Work in 1984 in Dallas...more.

Review of the Album: Going Somewhere from more reviews...

I loved him in Men at Work, and love him even more now. His voice is enchanting and his songs are good fun. Give this a listen and you will agree, he's one cool australian........

Review of the Album: Going Somewhere from more reviews...

I bought this CD after I saw Colin Hay in concert last summer. I looked forward to hearing old school Men At Work songs but when I heard his new solo music, I was even more enchanted by him. His songs...more.

Review of the Album: Company of Strangers - Brown Bag Edition from more reviews...

The 7th solo album from singer/songwriter Colin Hay (from Men at Work). This album shows Colin Hay at the top of his game. It is a most compelling work from a brilliant songwriter. The album has a full electric sound...more.