seriously. pat released another album and here we go again. same ole same. you people know that his music changed a long time ago yet you still cant seem to get over it. you people who bash his music seem to keep listening or buying his new albums in hopes that its a dancehall dreamer kind of album. that won't ever happen again nor should it. i'll admit i'm not a fan of his new stuff but respect how he has built his career. what would you do if you were in his shoes. say no to a label in nashville who tells you they can make you on a national level. not hardly. all you people who think your gonna get a lonestar beer drinkin, pickup truck drivin down a texas highway with a snuff in album, Move On Already. He did years ago! Kudos to Pat

Pat, "Dancehall Dreamer???"...This bullpoop your playin these days aint bad, but it aint you and it aint the music that got you where you are. Take a lesson from Randy Rogers,...don't forget where you came from.

From Dancehall Dreamer in 1995 to What I'm For in 2009, Pat Green has never disappointed me. It's refreshing to listen to an artist who doesn't just keep putting out the same old record over and over again. Particular favorites of mine on this CD are "Footsteps of Our Fathers" "In The Middle of The Night" and "In This World". How sad to have a contingent of people that think it's "cool" or the "in thing" to bash Pat. I'll never understand their need to expend negative energy when they could be spreading some positive energy about the artists whose music does fuel their passions. Pat Green speaks to my heart and touches my soul. I wish him nothing but success and happiness. And I'll be listening to the songs he has brought us from EVERY album he's made!

I am a die hard fan of the old Pat f'n Green, but also accepted the new. Of the new albums, this one is pretty solid through and through. Although I hate when a recording artist remakes a classic for the sake of a major label release. Carry On should have been left as is.

I attended his show last year at Whitewater Amphitheater on the Guadalupe river, and I must say this guy has "got It". An amazing performer, and fabulous stage presence. I do however prefer his older stuff. Ill be back, LT

Where do you begin after listening to an album like this? His style of music has completely changed. We lost Pat Green after the album Lucky Ones, that was the last Pat album i could listen to and enjoy all the way through. I am not disappointed by the songwriting but very let down by the sound of the album. I think that he will realize that this album was not accepted by the true fans and go back to the basics on the next album or at least I hope so.

Dear Me, I wish I had never started all this. I wish I had never chased the good ole American Dream. I wish i had never set myself in a position to make a difference for Texas and for that matter other Texans who wish to impact music as a whole for the better. I wish I had never read all the comments that people wrote about me her. I hope my kids never read anything on this website. I hope my mother never sees that people can be so silly as to think that by being insulting that they actually get their point across. Wow, i never thought i could be so unimpressed with the people whom, I for so long, sought acceptance from. "Don't pay attention to it all" is what i keep hearing me say but damn those with this voice seem to talk so loud. don't you understand why so many people like you loose faith in the dream.... loose faith in the hope that all is right with the world. that you can chase the dream as YOU see fit. I am sorry for you tonight... nighty night...

"i gave up on nashville a long time ago" apparently not. enjoy the money pat. stay out of texas

This album is absolutely amazing. The only thing that would have made it better would be more tracks. 10 songs don't do Pat justice. I love this album and can't stop listening to it!

I absolutely love this CD. Pat Green's true essence shines through on every song. I'm particularly fond of the title track "What I'm For" which for me speaks many truths. The upbeat "Lucky" is destined to be a big hit and is "point on" in reflecting today's American reality. There are no filler songs on this album. They are all awesome and showcase Pat's versatility as a super-talented singer/songwiter. I own every CD that Pat Green has released and I beleive this is his best work to date.