What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)

Album: Information Society (1988)
Charted: 81 3
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: KURT LARSON, PAUL JASON ROBB
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Sentric Music, Songtrust Ave, Spirit Music Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

Comments: 4

  • Ceecee from Denver, CoThe Leonard McCoy sample from this song (It’s worked so far but we’re not out yet) comes from the Star Trek episode, “I, Mudd” season 2, episode 8, where Mudd is held captive on a planet of Androids.
  • Mark from South CarolinaDuring the destruction verse someone says, "Not another .....?" Sounds like crock pot, but I am sure that is not what is being said. Someone help a brother out.
  • Josh from UsaListening with good headphones and I'm noticing the "destructionnnnnnn" sample and I wonder where that came from. Probably something else from that episode or another? Guess I'll have to look into it.
  • Rick from Mason City, IaInfoSociety is one of my favorite bands. Their Debut album is their best..and it's non stop good upbeat stuff. The whole album is filled with Star Trek samples. Also the CD had + graphics on it, and if you had the right player, you would see still graphics with lyrics of the songs, while they played! Any Karoke machine will play it. Innovators they were! Great song by the way!
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