Train – Drops Of Jupiter 20th Ann Ed. - 2001 Pop Rock - Ltd. Bronze Vinyl - Sealed LP
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Train – Drops Of Jupiter
Label: Columbia – 194398432311, Legacy – 194398432311
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Reissue, 20th Anniversary, Bronze
As on front sticker:
"20th ANNIVERSARY
LIMITED EDITION
BRONZE COLORED VINYL
Includes the Grammy Award winning hit, "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)," "She's On Fire" & "Something More."
19439843231S1
Released in a single jacket, including colored inner sleeve with thankyou and credits in one side, and "Drops of Jupiter" lyrics on the other side.
Comes with a download voucher to claim MP3 download from this album.
Barcode (Text): 1 9439-84323-1 1Country: US
Released: Mar 26, 2021
Genre: Rock
Style: Soft Rock, Pop RockA1 She's On Fire
A2 I Wish You Would
A3 Drops Of Jupiter
A4 It's About You
A5 Hopeless
A6 Respect
B1 Let It Roll
B2 Something More
B3 Whipping Boy
B4 Getaway
B5 Mississippi"Drops of Jupiter, San Francisco's Train employ all the tools of the roots-rock trade--mandolin, harmonica, bongos and crisp acoustic guitar--to evoke that sort of "everything's gonna be all right" sentiment common in so many great pop rock songs. But this isn't a band that relies solely on its precursors for inspiration. These accomplished musicians never overplay, and understand the value of a well-placed synthesized accent or guitar effect. On tracks such as "I Wish You Would", they command a plugged-in assertion that lends an inspiring jolt to their acoustic instrumentation. The title track is the album's epicentre. With swelling strings and chorded piano melody, the song sounds as if it were lifted from some lost tapes of Elton John's Madman Across the Water. It sweeps you up in an irresistible top-of-the-lungs sing-along and becomes the reference point for the rest of the album.
To match "Homesick," a song about needing to feel known is "It's About You" where Monahan pleads with a woman to need him and to rely on him.
Perhaps the most telling sign of the band's maturity comes in the next two songs. Matching "Free" is "Respect." Instead of a song about longing and being a "fool" for the way he's acted, Monahan sings about needing to respect others and asking forgiveness.
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Format | LP |
| Color | Black |
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