
The Aussie Bands Who Took On the US… And Lost
Australian bands of the Eighties reflect on the excessive costs spent trying to conquer America, and why it all went horribly wrong
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Subscribe NowAustralian bands of the Eighties reflect on the excessive costs spent trying to conquer America, and why it all went horribly wrong
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