/lit/ - Literature

>>5306026
You think so? I fucking hope so, and I'd believe it. His album Live the Dream is the best account of modern addiction, depression and poverty I've ever experienced in any medium.

I met the guy last year at a show, we talked for like twenty minutes during intermission. Really nice guy, really genuine, but you know that's what everyone says when they meet musicians they like. Then this year, I was out on a trip all summer and my friend's at a Ramshackle Glory show. After the show, Pat comes over to my friend and says what's up and asks where I'm at. He remembered some random guys who were at his show a year ago. He asked how I was doing, my friend told him about my trip and he was genuinely excited and wished me luck.

Pat is the real deal, I wouldn't be too surprised if he was remembered as the most notable folk musician of the early 2000s.