What makes Scam by The Screaming Jets notable?

Upon its release, 'Scam' received mixed reviews but showcased The Screaming Jets' signature sound that had garnered them a loyal fanbase in Australia. The album's single 'Individuality' reached notable airplay on Australian radio, helping to keep the band's presence alive in the late '90s rock scene. Although it didn't achieve the commercial heights of their earlier works, it remains a testament to their enduring style. The Screaming Jets were riding the wave of their success from their previous album, 'All for One', released in 1991. By 2000, they were attempting to re-establish themselves in the hard rock scene after several years of lineup changes and a fluctuating career trajectory. 'Scam' marked their return to the studio with fresh material, showcasing their resilience in a changing musical landscape.