Most of the songs on this album are pretty good. I like "She's on Fire" and "Let it Roll" a lot. However, none of them are as remarkable as the breathtaking title song "Drops of Jupiter", which was the whole reason I asked for this CD for Christmas. "Drops of Jupiter" is beautiful and poetic, with a lot of references to celestial bodies. The rest of the songs took me a while to get into. At first I thought they all sounded pretty much the same, but after the first couple of times I listened to the CD, the differences between the individual songs grew more and more distinct, and the CD began to grow on me. This CD hasn't exactly made Train my favorite band, but I may very well buy the other CD.