Stevie Wonder - Pastime Paradise
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/1976./ The lyrics attack the materialistic and pleasure seeking society[citation needed] of the modern times. The song is said to have a religious tone due to its use of a choir and HARE KRISHNA chanters (Raymond Maldonado, Bobbye Hall – percussion, Stevie Wonder – Yamaha GX-1 synthesizer, Hare Krishna and West Angeles Church Choir – background vocals). Lyrics such as these represent behavior that Wonder finds as sin: "Tell me who of them will come to be. How many of them are you and me? Dissipation of race relations, consolation, segregation, dispensation, isolation, exploitation, mutilation, mutations, miscreation, confirmation to the evils of the world.