About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of pop rock anthems and heartfelt ballads celebrating life’s highs and lows."
Where they were
Released in 2004, 'Alive at Last' marked Train's first live album following their commercial breakthrough with 'Drops of Jupiter' in 2001. The band was enjoying increased visibility, having solidified their sound and fanbase with a series of successful studio albums leading up to this collection of live performances.
Why it matters
'Alive at Last' showcases Train's ability to captivate audiences, featuring hits like 'Drops of Jupiter,' which reached No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album received favorable reviews for its energetic performances and emotional depth, reinforcing Train’s status in the early 2000s rock scene.
Essential tracks
- "Drops of Jupiter" — This track encapsulates Train's signature sound, blending introspective lyrics with soaring melodies, making it a fan favorite that highlights the band's emotional range.
- "Calling All Angels" — The stirring arrangement and uplifting lyrics resonate deeply with listeners, showcasing the band's knack for crafting poignant anthems.
- "Meet Virginia" — 'Meet Virginia' stands out for its narrative-driven lyrics and catchy chorus, reflecting Train's storytelling prowess and relatability.
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Calling All Angels 5:17
- 2 She’s on Fire 4:24
- 3 Meet Virginia 4:43
- 4 Save the Day 7:10
- 5 Get to Me 6:13
- 6 Landmine 3:44
- 7 All American Girl 4:41
- 8 When I Look to the Sky 4:06
- 9 Latin Interlude 1:48
- 10 I Wish You Would 4:24
- 11 Sweet Rain 6:35
- 12 Free 6:45
- 13 Drops of Jupiter 4:27
- 14 Stay With Me 4:56
- 15 Ordinary 3:34
- 16 New Sensation 3:27