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Caked in extravagant makeup, rich in rock 'n' roll talent, and — most telling of all — unmistakably [i]Australian[/i], Skyhooks redecorated the nation's pop landscape with glitter and smut, and changed it forever. Here was a band that fearlessly ripped up the mid-'70s by singing about Carlton, Balwyn, and the mucky sorts of things that would get six tracks from debut album [i]Living in the '70s[/i] banned on commercial radio. Shock the fear right out of your brain with early standouts "Horror Movie" and "You Just Like Me 'Cos I'm Good in Bed."

Get into some primetime 'Hooks, in Next Steps.

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