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Everyone's in Everyone (Dig)

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Patrick Park has been making great music for a while now. This album, however, far exceeds the work he has done in the past which, again, was already great. Patrick really takes the reigns off his lyrical and vocal prowess and, as always, fills each track with brilliantly composed guitar licks. Furthermore, there is literally not one song on this album that is any less amazing than any other; it is a reflection of the artist's ability throughout. While it is still the same great musician, playing music that facilitates the same great feel, this is a demonstration of how an artist should evolve in their own art.

Patrick Park's new album surpasses expectations following his stellar full length debut album, "Lonliness Knows My Name". It's been well worth the wait; there isn't a bad track on the album, and the lyrics are thought provoking and poetic. It's also worth a note - if you ever get the chance to catch Mr. Park perform live in person, don't pass it up. He may very well be the best artist you haven't heard of... yet.

Having been a fan of Patrick Park's for a few years, I couldn't wait for this CD to come out. What a gem. It's been months since its release, and I love it now as much as I ever have. Truly my favorite CD of last year, and one of the best I've ever heard.

Fantastic! Not a dud on the whole album. Constantly on rotation in my CD player and computer.

It is extremely rare to discover an album where you can't find a filler track. I keep listening to the CD thinking to eliminate some tracks before transferring the best to the ipod. Couldn't do it. Had to keep every single one. The songs are balanced, filled with PP's rather clever and sardonic wit, and supported with catchy hook-laden folk-rock guitar work. This guy's an undiscovered treasure that deserves a much wider audience. A singer-songwriter gem.

The combination of amazing guitar work and well-crafted songs make this one of the best albums I've heard in a long time. Saint With a Fever and Here We Are are particularly good tracks.