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Chevron Right Soy lattes and the literal dream song: An oral history of Train's 'Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)' Share Oral History Soy lattes and the literal dream song: An oral history of Train's 'Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)' It's been 20 years since Train became a Grammy-winning band thanks to a last-minute addition to their sophomore album. EW looks back at how the 2001 hit almost didn't happen. Everyone knows the lyrics to Train's "Drops of Jupiter." It doesn't matter if you're the San Fran...

Where Have All the Good Times Gone! [2015 Remaster], Hang 'em High [2015 Remaster], Cathedral [2015 Remaster]

Diver Down in 1982 they were already one of the most popular hard rock bands on the planet, but when they put out their sixth studio album two years later, they instantly became a mainstream phenomenon. Interestingly, 1984, which came out on January 9, 1984, is the band’s most popular release to date, having sold more than 20 million copies, yet it never reached No. 1 on the Billboard album chart. Blame Michael Jackson’s Thriller for keeping 1984 at No. 2 for five straight weeks. 1984 marked Van Halen’s transition from a guitar-driven hard rock band into a more accessible outfit a...

“I miss live music,” Yvonne Salvatierra said for us all. “I miss going to different music venues to hear local musicians play their hearts out. I miss attending concerts the most. If I had to guess, I would say that I’ve attended no less than 100 concerts in my lifetime. Whoa, that’s a lot of concerts. I never really stopped to think about that before. I say I’ve contributed a small fortune to the music industry, don’t you think?” In this weirdest of timelines, when the world’s music fans are largely unable to gather for live shows, it seemed like a good time to ask