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1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Getting Better Aug 29, 2005
I've been listening to Pat since "Dancehall Dreamer" and as anyone else who has been listening to him that long you sure can see a change. Pat use to have this original, raw, outlaw sound to his music and then somewhere around "3 Days" that all changes. While "Lucky Ones" is better then the disaster that "wave on wave" was, it is still not back to that Classic Pat Green; but this album gives you hope of that return.
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 A new favorite! Jul 28, 2005
With this CD, "Lucky Ones," Pat Green has become one of my favorite artists. I listened to the CD, downloaded to my MP3 player and installed it in permanent residence in my car. Now I understand why all the Texans I know are so crazy about Pat!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Lucky Ones Apr 01, 2005
The Lucky Ones are the people who purchase this album. To me, Pat Green is like Merle Haggard: in a class by himself. CCR, McClure, Roger Clyne and Reckless Kelly are all good, but no one can match Pat. LO is strong from start to finish and has a good mix of songs. My personal favorites are "Somewhere Between Texas and Mexico", Radney's "Lucky Ones", and the Rob Thomas collaboration "My Little Heaven". Pat, please come play the Wormy Dog Saloon in Oklahoma City more often.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Pat Green Is An Oasis! Mar 30, 2005
I am a relatively new country music fan, and most definitely a brand new Pat Green fan, and I have to say "Lucky Ones" is a great album. A person could certainly call me a displaced rocker from the 1980s, as I miss this big arena rock sound and the bigger-than-life image which went with it; but quite frankly, this is why I find such a refuge in Country's new sound. It's rock, and I like it! Thanks for being a pleasure to listen to, Mr. Green...I hope other hopeless rockers will find you.
4 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 TX via MA Mar 21, 2005
I became acquainted with Pat Green while living in Texas for 15 years. His raw energy and non-conforming style were instantly likeable and more important, respected. I have several of his CD's and listen to them often. Disregarding the reviews on Amazon, I ordered Lucky Ones, thinking people possibly too tough. Realizing that artists grow and change, maybe writing/performing songs about Texas and drinking beer was a thing of the past at least on this CD. But what is missing here is his rawness, creativity and sheer Pat Green style. I will concede that Don't Break My Heart Again is good and I do hear him in that song. Depressingly, whenever I long for Texas and pull out a Pat CD to make living up here easier, this will not be one of them. What I especially miss are the references to his (what appers to be) fundamental religious beliefs and love of family that you just knew came from his heart. PAT, PLEASE COME BACK.
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