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- Drops Of Jupiter
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Train
Released 2001

She's On Fire
03:49
58,545 plays

Hopeless
04:31
51,436 plays

Drops Of Jupiter
04:20
485,598 plays

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- 1
- She's On Fire
- 03:49
- 58,545 plays

- 2
- I Wish You Would
- 04:24
- 41,739 plays

- 3
- Drops Of Jupiter
- 04:20
- 485,598 plays

- 4
- It's About You
- 04:25
- 47,433 plays

- 5
- Hopeless
- 04:31
- 51,436 plays

- 6
- Respect
- 03:25
- 36,779 plays

- 7
- Let It Roll
- 04:36
- 36,260 plays

- 8
- Something More
- 04:34
- 37,837 plays

- 9
- Whipping Boy
- 04:27
- 31,102 plays

- 10
- Getaway
- 04:25
- 34,165 plays

- 11
- Mississippi
- 05:06
- 45,404 plays

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album review

Although Train's singles got heavy rotation on "alternative" radio stations, there's nothing cutting-edge about the band's sophomore effort, Drops of Jupiter. Train is a classic rock wannabe band in the mold of Counting Crows, although that's not always a bad thing. In fact, the best moments on Drops of Jupiter are the most blatant rip-offs, which means the band can sound endearing even when they don't sound unique. Does the hit title track remind you of Madman Across the Water-era Elton John? Well, it's no coincidence. Paul Buckmaster, who arranged the soaring strings on much of John's best work, reprises that role here, and session keyboardist extraordinaire Chuck Leavell channels John on the piano. And when lead singer Pat Monahan sings "When I get this feeling" in "It's About You," just try not to sing "I want sexual healing" over the actual lyrics that follow. Overall, this is a safe, solid second effort from a band that knows how to write hit singles. ~ Mark Morgenstein, All Music Guide