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* TitleTrack: ''Drops of Jupiter'', though the title song from that album has its most recurring lyrics ([[RefrainFromAssuming Tell Me]]) as its subtitle.

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* TitleTrack: ''Drops of Jupiter'', though the title song from that album has its most recurring lyrics ([[RefrainFromAssuming Tell Me]]) (Tell Me) as its subtitle.
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'''Train''' is an adult alternative/pop rock band from UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, California. The group has had a number of lineup changes with the only consistent member being singer and co-founder Pat Monahan. Guitarist Jimmy Stafford and drummer Scott Underwood though had long tenures with the band, being members from its founding up until 2016 and 2013, respectfully. Signed to Creator/ColumbiaRecords since 1998, they have released eight studio albums, along with a Christmas album, a cover album and a GreatestHitsAlbum.

The band first made itself known in 1998 with "Free", and hit the Top 40 for the first time with "Meet Virginia" two years later. Their next two hits, "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" and "Calling All Angels", came in 2001 and 2003. Then in 2010, they made their big comeback with "Hey, Soul Sister", their most successful single to date. Since then, they've maintained a steady presence on the charts.

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'''Train''' is an adult alternative/pop rock band from UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, California. The group has had a number of lineup changes with the only consistent member being singer and co-founder Pat Monahan. Guitarist Jimmy Stafford and drummer Scott Underwood though had long tenures with the band, being members from its founding up until 2016 and 2013, respectfully.respectively. Signed to Creator/ColumbiaRecords since 1998, they have released eight studio albums, along with a Christmas album, a cover album and a GreatestHitsAlbum.

The band first made itself themselves known in 1998 with "Free", and hit the Top 40 for the first time with "Meet Virginia" two years later. Their next two hits, "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" and "Calling All Angels", came in 2001 and 2003. Then in 2010, they made their big comeback with "Hey, Soul Sister", their most successful single to date. Since then, they've maintained a steady presence on the charts.



* CoverAlbum: ''Train Does Music/LedZeppelinII'', a cover of the second Music/LedZeppelin album in its entirety: They learned the album for a live performance, then released a studio version for charity. Pat Monahan was once in a Led Zeppelin cover band, so he can sound uncannily like Robert Plant when he wants to.

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* CoverAlbum: ''Train Does Music/LedZeppelinII'', a cover of the second Music/LedZeppelin album in its entirety: entirety. They learned the album for a live performance, then released a studio version for charity. Pat Monahan was once in a Led Zeppelin cover band, so he can sound uncannily like Robert Plant when he wants to.



* GratuitousMariachiBand: In the music video for "50 Ways to Say Goodbye," as Pat breaks into song listing excuses for his girlfriend not being around, a mariachi band suddenly appears in the supermarket to back his vocals.

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* GratuitousMariachiBand: In the music video for "50 Ways to Say Goodbye," Goodbye", as Pat breaks into song listing excuses for his girlfriend not being around, a mariachi band suddenly appears in the supermarket to back his vocals.



* NewOldWest: "Angel in Blue Jeans" has a country vein, the title woman is compared to a gunslinger, and it even has a Western-inspired video featuring Creator/DannyTrejo.

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* NewOldWest: "Angel in Blue Jeans" has a country vein, the title titular woman is compared to a gunslinger, and it the song even has a Western-inspired video featuring Creator/DannyTrejo.



* ShoutOut: "50 Ways to Say Goodbye" borrows its title (and partially the concept) from Music/PaulSimon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover." The song was supposed to be called "50 Ways to Kill Your Lover", but this was cut due to fear of controversy.

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* ShoutOut: "50 Ways to Say Goodbye" borrows its title (and partially the concept) from Music/PaulSimon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover." Lover". The song was supposed to be called "50 Ways to Kill Your Lover", but this was cut due to fear of controversy.
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* GratuitousMariachiBand: In the music video for "50 Ways to Say Goodbye," as Pat breaks into song listing excuses for his girlfriend not being around. a mariachi band suddenly appears in the supermarket to back his vocals.

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* GratuitousMariachiBand: In the music video for "50 Ways to Say Goodbye," as Pat breaks into song listing excuses for his girlfriend not being around. around, a mariachi band suddenly appears in the supermarket to back his vocals.
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* GratuitousMariachiBand: In the music video for "50 Ways to Say Goodbye," as Pat breaks into song listing excuses for his girlfriend not being around. a mariachi band suddenly appears in the supermarket to back his vocals.

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