Color palettes of scene backdrops started becoming much darker as well, with pastels replaced by harsher-appearing shades of neon.[77] Whereas seasons one and two had always featured a diverse selection of contemporary, mostly "upbeat" chart music and classic rock and pop, the third season's music lineup became much more somber, with songs like "In Dulce Decorum" by The Damned, "Lives in the Balance" by Jackson Browne, "Mercy" by Steve Jones,[78] and "Never Let Me Down Again (Aggro Mix)" by Depeche Mode.[79] All these changes were decidedly unwelcomed both by critics and by many viewers who had become fans of the TV series due to the package that the first two seasons had delivered.[77] It caused the producers to retool their approach to Miami Vice for the following fourth season.