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Dead Pioneers — Seeing Red
Album: The Worst Among Us - Single
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Released: 2026
Length: 0:00
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I was stunned about the way sound and lyrics build up, it‘s got suspense and depth. And YES, songs like these are a part of the Main Mix. The other day, I listened to it and was wondering if had chosen the Mellow Mix - such is life, brethren and sistren. A river, and we do not know what‘s round the next bend.
 swtobias508 wrote:

This is not why I listen to music.  Ruined my morning-with-coffee vibe. If you want to proselytize subtly would be more effective. 


You seem to have entirely missed the point of this song in a way that only deserves a "well done, you worked really hard at that".
This is not why I listen to music.  Ruined my morning-with-coffee vibe. If you want to proselytize subtly would be more effective. 
Obviously only my opinion.
Might be good, but I could not get through the entire song.
It's just not a fit for RP's "The Main Mix."
Like it or not, eclectic or not, contrasts or not, The Main Mix has a vibe, and I simply think this song absolutely does not fit it.

It's like how many of the songs from the Mellow Mix or Serenity channels don't really fit on The Main Mix.


Holy SHIT.  What a statement.  Love the buildup of this track under the lyrics.  (PLEASE ADD THE LYRICS TO THE DATABASE!!) 

I have a close friend who is Comanche and I'm sending her this track right now.  
Hey guys,

I'll meet you out at Wounded Knee (been there a few times) and we can disucssed anger: real and phony.  

Just don't drive by it.  There ain't a big marker or monument.  Nobody is proud of what happended there.   

If you want a real musical context, try this album:  J. D. Blackfoot – The Song Of Crazy Horse.  Powerful stuff.