Title: Now That's What I call Music!
Product review: In a summer full of samples of songs from the 70s and 80s, in a summer where the number one song is the gawdawful "Bootylicious," it's so refreshing to hear such a well-written album as "Drops of Jupiter." Train is a very good band that takes the time to actually compose thought provoking music and, more importantly, to actually use charts and arrangments beyond playing over and over a two second sample of some other song. The only downside of this album, is it could use just a little more variety, music-wise. Much as their self-titled debut album featuring "Meet Virginia" had a lot of good songs, this album does as well, but perhaps a slightly different sound in one or two tracks would have made this a five star album. Still I give it four. If you like music that's actually about something and talks about life, you'll enjoy this album. If your idea of good music is Destiny's Child, this is going to be over your head.
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