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Three Chords and the Truth: Johnny Hobo & the Freight Trains was mainly low-quality recordings of Pat on guitar with programmed drums.

Studio Chatter: "First Song, Part 2" ends with Pat and another band member talking about the take they just recorded.Soprano and Gravel: Pat's raspy vocal delivery on Ramshackle Glory songs is contrasted with backing vocalist Nick Berger's soft, delicate voice.Ramshackle Glory often described themselves as "a punk band with all the wrong instruments.".The songs have a manic, irrelevant and non-conformist vibe. Wingnut Dishwashers Union Burn the Earth Leave it Behind (June 10, 2009) Wingnut Dishwashers Union is one of the many projects of anarcho-punk artist Pat the Bunny. Many of Pat's songs are based around his self-loathing and disappointment with himself. It features intelligent lyrics concerning social conditions and global politics.Recycled Lyrics: "From Here Till Utopia" reuses all of the lyrics from "Do You Wanna Go to Party Town?".Protest Song: More of Pat's songs are political in nature than aren't.Long Title: "Fuck Everything (Report Back from the Nihilist Working Group to the General Assembly of Occupy Tuscon)".Epic Rocking: "From Here Till Utopia" is almost 7 minutes long.Ramshackle Glory - 10 - First Song, Part 2. Either/Or Title: Appears frequently throughout Pat’s discography, most notably on Live the Dream, where three tracks in a row have one. A C D G Dm Am F E Abm Chords for Wingnut Dishwashers Union - Love Song with song key, BPM.Concept Album: Live the Dream is a concept album "about the first year of sobriety, from the perspective of a punk and an anarchist." When he was active as a musician Pat had a personal website up that detailed the meaning of each track within the broader narrative, and though the site has since gone down today those snippets are still on Bandcamp.Bookends: Live the Dream begins with "First Song" and ends with "First Song, Part 2," and both songs feature the same chord progression.Audience Participation Song: During the last song at Ramshackle Glory’s last show, the audience screamed along the entire time.In general, many of Pat's songs have lyrics showing his disdain for cops. He mutes the C and G.) 3 5 5 3 x 3 x 1 The next two measures he plays C G Dm F open chords and F is played barred on the first fret.Anti-Police Song: "Urine Speaks Louder Than Words".The Anti-Nihilist: Pat’s lyrics often highlighted the horrible things going on in the world before optimistically explaining how they can improve.Anti-Love Song: “Love Song” is a strange example in that it is directed at all of humanity and its selfishness.The Alcoholic: Pat himself, discussed on songs such as "More About Alcoholism".