Year of release 1998

Songs 20

Album time 49:28

Genre list Rock, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Pop, Pop Rock

1
Everything'll Be Alright
 
2:07
2
Drivin' Me Out Of My Mind
 
2:24
3
My Brother, The Man
 
2:12
4
Mirror Of Your Mind
 
2:45
5
(You Are) The Color Of Love
 
2:29
6
She Does Everything For Me
 
2:10
7
He Doesn't Go About It Right
 
2:30
8
You Burn Me Up And Down
 
2:23
9
Nothing Like A Vision
 
3:11
10
Proceed With Caution
 
2:17
11
By The Rule
 
2:06
12
Look At The Girls
 
3:02
13
Love Is A Beautiful Thing
 
2:46
14
Double Trouble
 
2:17
15
Don't Say You Love Me Too
 
2:24
16
St. John's Shop
 
2:46
17
Love Wears Black (None)
 
2:34
18
Beginning Of The End
 
1:56
19
The Day She Dies
 
2:27
20
There's Gonna Be A Storm
 
2:56

Mirror Of Our Minds (CD1) by We The People appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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