Listened to a few of his songs and they are terrible. it's not that I think he sold out...he did. it is just that he tries to make a song that everyone likes rather than one that he likes. Stop trying to impress everyone.

All I have to say is if you compare this to his older stuff, there's no way you can say it's more than 1 star.

I really get upset reading ppl say Pat "sold out" or whatever. People said the same thing back when Metallica "hit big" or whatever you wanna call it. Just because an artist starts getting played more, on more stations than before...and more and more people start listening to them....isn't this what artists DREAM to acheive??? I have been and will continue to be a PG fan, I still love his music and lyrics. He is an original "TX country" artist who paved the way for this movement of music. Keep on, Pat! love ya in Weatherford!

QUIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I must say, complete sell out!!! but the reason i keep it from being one star is the fact that Pat still writes most of his music. so the songwriter is still there and he had 80+ songs to pick from and the record guys picked these (according to his interview on Sirius) So, he went to nashville to make the big bucks, everyone in their job field will go to where the money is, just the way of life. so i dont blame him for that just dont dont turn and burn or piss on your fan base that made you who you are. Come on was it really neccessary to remake Carry On and take the soul and fame out of it??? Then on Sirius when youre being interviewed and bad mouth the fans cause they are saying you sold out, heck didn't he write a song with the lyrics, "I gave up on Nashville a long time ago". just defending yourself when being bad mouth, got it, but it doesn't mean the words aren't true, truth hurts. Now i still tip my hat to him cause he helped put the TX Music Scene where its at giving us many of singers/bands to fill his shoes when he left for the money and national fame (and drank the record guys kool-aid).

I am from Utah and I agree that since he went to Nashville his music changed. Pat the only reason I liked your music was cause it was different, it was country. Pard Nashiville aint country, they are plastic and they are wanna bees. Get back to your roots pal you'll sell more records.

There are crazier opinions out there. A certain Mr. Pat G. seems to think that "What I'm For" is the best Pat Green CD ever.

ok i may be a little behind here but whoever said that the wave on wave cd was pats best period must be a new fan. Please go buy the dancehall dreamer cd or anything before wave on wave on reconsider that statement. you must not have known any better. we wont hold it against you. ignorance is bliss i guess!

As per usual Pat gives an outstanding show!! I got to see him at Lumiere Place in St. Louis, and in Nashville and Alabama a couple months before that. The show in Nashville ROCKED!! I LOVE the new cd, it sounds even better LIVE!! Pat- there's so much versatility to your style, I think the possibilities are infinite! I really like the way you redid "Carry On". Looking forward to the Bonner Springs show. LOVE YOU PAT!! PAT GREEN ROCKS!!!

The Texas sound might be a little water downed but thank goodness the sound of Texas is making it out of Texas and Oklahoma. I live in North Dakota now and there is nothing better than hearing an old Texas favorite on my radio...it makes home seem just a little close. I think everyone should hop off the bandwagon of hate and start appreciating what Pat Green has done for our favorite kind of music. Besides I'm pretty sure all your mama's taught you if you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all.