It was followed by their fifth studio album, "What's a Few Men?", also co-produced with Edward and released on 16 November 1987. Seymour provided the album's title from Albert Facey's memoir, "A Fortunate Life". It relates a tale of a British officer complaining about the smell of rotting dead bodies on the battlefield at Gallipoli during World War I. When told that cleaning up the corpses would result in even more Australians getting shot down by the Ottoman Turks, the English Colonel's response was "What’s a few men?".