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Which now-defunct Aussie band sang the lyric, "Fame is notorious for causing stress"?

Baby Animals. From their first, self-titled album, the Baby Animals song "Rush You" was a huge hit for the band from Perth when it was released in August 1991.

"Tell those girls with rifles for minds" was a lyric sung by which Aussie rock band?

The Church. Originally on their "Of Skins and Heart" album, "The Unguarded Moment" was a big hit in 1981 for the boys from The Church (also included on several other releases).

A Melbourne based band, they sang the lyric, "I'm stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea." Who are they?

The Living End. From their "Hellbound" album, the self-titled song "The Living End" was released in 1995. The band formed in 1992 with the name "The Runaway Boys".

"Wading through overflowing reason, can't contain the feeling" was a lyric sung by which Aussie band from Violet Town?

Killing Heidi. Jesse and Ella Hooper form the hub of the band Killing Heidi. Their debut album "Reflector" made it to Number 1 Australia wide and earned them four Aria awards in 2000. The song these lyrics are from is titled "Heavensent".

"She makes me sweat like it's a hundred degrees" was a lyric sung by which Aussie rock band?

Noiseworks. From their "Love Versus Money" album, "Hot Chilli Woman" was one of Noiseworks' biggest hits. New Zealand born lead singer of Noiseworks, Jon Stevens, has performed with INXS.

"Well we do the same things that we always do, nothing changes but the colour changes hue" is a lyric sung by which monumental Australian rock band?

Midnight Oil. From their 2002 album "Capricornia", Midnight Oil have another hit on their hands with "Too Much Sunshine".

"Can you taste their lonely arrogance" was a lyric originally sung by which Aussie Rock band in 1982?

The Church. From their "The Blurred Crusade" album, "I'm Almost With You" was a hit for The Church in 1982.

Who sang the lyric "Don't want to live in a smoking room"?

Midnight Oil. From their album "The Real Thing", the single "Say Your Prayers" was written by Jim Moginie.

"If you leave me, can I come too?" was a lyric sung by which very unique Australian band?

Mental As Anything. With words and music written by lead singer Martin Plaza, this was a huge hit for this wonderfully zany Aussie band who debuted in 1977.

"You think it's just a movie on silver screen" was a lyric sung by which Aussie band?

Skyhooks. From the "Livin' In the 70's" album, "Horror Movie" was just one of many huge hits for Aussie band Skyhooks.