The origins of Train's widescreen, Americana-tinged rock lay in the coffeehouse acoustic duo that singer/songwriter Pat Monahan inaugurated with guitarist Rob Hotchkiss after the two left the L.A. band the Apostles. Eventually they expanded to a full band and released their first album themselves before it was picked up for wider distribution. Though initially a sleeper, it slowly produced a couple of hits, and the 2001 followup DROPS OF JUPITER broke Train through to full-fledged star status with its grandiloquent title track.

Listen to Train at Finetune.

• (2006)  For Me, It's You
• (2005)  Cab
• (2004)  Alive At Last
• (2003)  My Private Nation
• (2001)  Drops Of Jupiter
• (1998)  Train

• Drops Of Jupiter
• Meet Virginia
• Calling All Angels
• Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me)
• When I Look To The Sky

• Dave Matthews Band
• Counting Crows
• Hootie & the Blowfish
• Five For Fighting
• Coldplay
• The Goo Goo Dolls
• Collective Soul
• Nickelback
• Gavin DeGraw
• Maroon 5
• Howie Day
• The Wallflowers
• Edwin McCain
• Travis
• Sister Hazel
• Ryan Adams
• U2
• Gomez
• Pete Yorn
• Richard Julian

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• revfan5
• timofsuburbia
• pbaird
• potaufeu
• nbrown04
• kjellaso
• miihaa
• epsilongreaterthan
• Erin24
• bancho
• jaquinton
• Cheesehead
• isaacwein
• dance_dance_dani
• HelloKit
• mrfilmmaker22m
• runonempty
• Malieber67
• wolf1oo
• BILLYBOB07
• demianuco
• goaliebp
• rph
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• starlily
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• davelu
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• Scritter
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• Avinash
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• goaliegirl
• JavaJax
• clinto
• hannah0309
• AnJumima

• picazon91 on 2009-04-26 12:03:30.197:
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