Train - Drops of Jupiter

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Free Music Notes for Drops of Jupiter

Free Music Review: Have you ever seen a train fly?
Hit: 5 Stars

1. She's on Fire: This song, as one of the purest rock songs on the disc, is on fire! (9.4/10)

2. I Wish You Would: This may well be my favorite song on the CD(despite the fact that it has harmonica in it. I happen to despise those things. But don't worry it's just in a few little spots). The change of key for the final repeat of the chorus shear geneous and absolutely breathtaking. WOW! (9.6/10)

3. Drops of Jupiter: What more can you say about this song. It is gorgeous. A pure masterpiece. It is the standard by which all other songs by train are judged. Yet, it's not my favorite on the CD. Yes, radio overplay is probably partly to blame. (9.5/10)

4. It's About You: Another great song. You'll find some quietly clever lyrical manipulations here... and lets not forget, a soaring chorus. Of course, what Train song would be complete without one. (9.4/10)

5. Hopless: Not the strongest track of the lot, but not hopless either. It's catchier in some parts than others. One plus is that you don't need an amazing voice to sing along. (8.5/10)

6. Respect: Another amazing song. When he sings "everybody needs a little respect", I can't help but concur. And yes, the chorus is amazing yet again. (9.4/10)

7. Let it Roll: This sounds like classic rock. Another great song too. Not instantly catchy by any stretch though. (8.3/10)

8. Something More: Yet another high flyer, "Something More" provides just that with each repeat listen. (9.3/10)

9. Wipping Boy: Strange title but you'll get it if you give it a listen. Pat seems give his voice a little extra umph in this song... and I love it. This song rocks! (9.1/10)

10. Get Away: This song is kind of hit and miss in terms of its catchiness, but the good is more than enough to keep the bad from causing this song to get away. (9.1/10)

11. Mississippi: Somewhat unusual, and not exactly high flying, but fascinating enough not to skip. It's the weakest track on the disc but Train does try some creative things that make it worthy listening material. (8.1/10)

Anyone who loved "Drops of Jupiter" (again I'm refering to the song) should definitely give this CD a listen. None of the songs really sound quite like that one but given a fair chance, this album won't dissapoint. Give it four or five listens before you rush to any conclusions. The disc really rewards those who give it multiple listenings. Once isn't enough. I guarantee you it will not give you an accurate idea of this sure-fire classic's quality. I should tell you that this is coming from someone who normally doesn't venture into this particular genre of music. (Lifehouse, Audioslave, and even classic Pearl Jam and the like, are more my cup of tea. But Train is too good not to like regardless.) Just as a side note, listen for Train's new single "Calling all Angels." It is another classic in the making. (I'd give it a 9.8/10!)

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