‘Computer Games’ became one of the defining pop-rock songs of the Australasian music-scape. It ascended to #1 on the Australian charts during November ‘79 and hit the top five in New Zealand, just as the band were on a national tour in support of Cheap Trick. By April 1980 ‘Computer Games’ had charted in more than 20 countries, and had peaked inside the top ten in Canada, France, Austria, Italy, West Germany and South Africa, though the U.S. (#61 - Club Play chart) and Britain remained largely unconquered territories. On the back of the phenomenal success of ‘Computer Games’,the ‘Graffiti Crimes’ album received an international release on the Columbia label (Epic in the U.S.), and went on to sell over half a million copies worldwide.