PAT THOMAS - I Ain't Buying It LP zine Green and Parquet Courts

Green and Parquet Courts

But this wasn't the usual rock'n'roll with many chords

The God's Balls deluxe edition is as good a place as any to start delving into the incendiary and occasionally debauched world of Tad

and club in the metro area that had a power outlet and could also handle the Michigan Progressive Underground audio sprawl

PAT THOMAS - I Ain't Buying It LP zine Green and Parquet CourtsCool Ghouls Pat Thomas ventures out solo for a second time, with a concise LP of tracks that pick at his personal indulgences outside of the breezy confines of his day gig with the Ghouls. Naturally theres a general veneer of Cali cool about the LP, but Thomas winds the album around a stylistic maze that sometimes meshes and sometimes clashes. Theres a prevalent thread of 70s AOR that pops up throughout the record, dipping his toes in the sharkskin