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@Aydin370 Yes, way before 2000. The band was founded in 1994. You can find info so easily on the internet these days. I don't know why some people don't utilize it more often.

@koolkat104 Completely agree. Who knows? Maybe they'll have some "throwback" sounding music on the new album. Probably not though. As another poster's comment on this video said, I've really enjoyed the evolution of the band's sound, even though it would be great to hear something like they'r...

Wow! A rare gem right here. This was definitely not shown on NBC back in 2002. His voice seemed so much stronger back then. He still has a strong voice. I just hope he takes enough time off to try to recover and get it this strong again.

@indagadavida Train goes way back and their music has adapted and evolved some over the years and that versatility you see here is always inside that band. They have the ability to cover almost any hit song through the years like no other band I've ever seen. They're great live and very entertain...

@matleboss94 Yep, it's called a "medley" when someone performs a compilation of multiple songs wrapped into one.

@jcjudy0214 If the block letters "USA" spelled out by a marching band look like that to you, then yeah, I guess so.

@Lindsc237 Sorry, but The Doobie Brothers are FAR from bluegrass. They are a classic rock type band. Go listen to their song called "China Grove". That will let you know all you need to know about they're type music.

@n0vaca1n3 It was a BUMP that eventually got him out of the way and if Darrell wanted to "drive like a prick", he could've just held his line going into the corner and not given Earnhardt room to CUT him off any of the many times he did. You do realize that everything in this movie was done with...

@91joelt You're only the 1,000,000,000,000 person to say that in the last year and a half. And guess what? He's always looked that way since joining train over a decade ago. Howie Mandel hasn't always been bald/shaven either.

@reign730 LOL. You're funny. Guess what? It's your opinion and you're in the minority. Keep trying to argue with people. You won't change anyone's mind and you'll CONTINUE to be in the minority when it comes to this topic. Good luck with it though!

@yanxs23 That was you? You sure? Either way, it was great by whoever was singing with Train.

@racktime It's hard for me to disagree with you because this is the era (2001 or so) of Train I discovered them and fell in love with their music even though I really, really like all of their albums. All I can hope for is a TRUE reunion one day. Even though it probably won't ever happen we can...

@cnagytrainiac It's Train. It was atleast released on the "Calling All Angels" single. I guess it would be considered a "B Side" song... Sounds alot like some of their old stuff.

@Daisychain523 Nashville, right? If so, I think they filmed it during a tour stop in Nashville in 2003. As far as I know this "video" only appeared on the "My Private Nation" dual disc (CD/DVD) that was released after the original launch of the album. One side has audio only and the other is t...

@Richardracky It is. I'm sure of it.

Very good video, but the road jerseys with the orange numbers, outlined in black was actually introduced against South Carolina late in the 1994 season. Again, very good job on the video though. I enjoyed it.

@tpavoncello Guitar player is Jimmy Stafford and the one playing the piano is Scott Underwood who is usually on drums. Both of them have been members of the band pretty much since it was founded in the mid '90's. So, other than seeing them in videos or live performances for Train that's pretty ...

@Holzbbz64 No... You're right in that anyone can interpret a song any way that they want to but the "facts" that you try to back up your opinion with is not right. I've never seen any of the band members quoted as saying that a natural disaster was the inspiration for writing this song.

@Dontfearthepeanut Did anyone, including Train, ever claim differently? You're stating the obvious. The song has an obvious double meaning. The band would be incredibly stupid to not accept an offer to work on a Christmas project for Coca-Cola. I mean look. This video has 2.7 million views i...

Thanks for posting this. It is very rare to hear a live version of this song... Do you know if this is from the club show tour in 2004?

@fashiongg89... Sorry, but this is way off. The lyric is "Once upon a time in a town like this, a little girl made a great big wish."