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Permalink Reply by Teri Stewart on February 22, 2012 at 10:17pm

I remember you from the Indy show!!!!!!! I remember it was your 40th and Pat brought you up on stage! I could see the stage great because we were 6th row in the center. So funny! I will hopefully be going to see them in Indy this time around if I can get good seats. We will have to meet up. :)

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Permalink Reply by Beth Like on February 23, 2012 at 11:08am

That would be so awesome!!! You know after the show as we were leaving I had people wishing me happy birthday all the way to our car; even had the sweetest young lady sing me Happy Birthday while playing her Ukulele.  I would love to meet lots more TRAIN fans in Indiana.  I have officially made my husband one :-)  

That's cool that remember me; it's definitely a night I WILL NEVER FORGET!!  Can't wait to meet you Teri :-) 

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Permalink Reply by Andrea Rojas on February 23, 2012 at 4:01pm

My first concert was at the AZ State Fair for $10 bucks.  It was back in 2006, I believe.  I got hooked and have been to 16 other concerts all over the USA.  Glad to see the guys back in the smaller venues, been to Cafe du Nord...was a wonderful show.  Go if you can!  Andrea

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Permalink Reply by David Gorbet on February 23, 2012 at 6:28pm

My first Train concert was way back in the mid 90s (I believe 1995) at a bar on Mission street. It was "All girls night" and there were supposed to be five girl bands playing that night. I went to see my friend Stephanie Mechura. Train was a last-minute substitution for the closing band of the night. There were maybe 10 people in the place when Train went on. I've been a fan ever since. I wonder if there's a longer-running fan than me. Anyone else on here know Train from the days before the first "Tahoe" demo tape? Back when they were singing "Dear Mr. Green" at shows?

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Permalink Reply by fiona saunders on February 29, 2012 at 3:10am

My first Train gig was in London at Dingwalls in Camden in 2001 i think? and i paid £7.00 to see them!  Was just after they released DOJ and i downloaded that track by mistake, been a fan ever since, seen them 6 times in London i think?

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Permalink Reply by Beatrice on February 29, 2012 at 4:05am

what a memory!!! envy you :) btw are there any recording from that realy early Train? can any one advice? where could i get it? i am in serach for more of Train :)

David Gorbet said:

My first Train concert was way back in the mid 90s (I believe 1995) at a bar on Mission street. It was "All girls night" and there were supposed to be five girl bands playing that night. I went to see my friend Stephanie Mechura. Train was a last-minute substitution for the closing band of the night. There were maybe 10 people in the place when Train went on. I've been a fan ever since. I wonder if there's a longer-running fan than me. Anyone else on here know Train from the days before the first "Tahoe" demo tape? Back when they were singing "Dear Mr. Green" at shows?

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Permalink Reply by Teri Stewart on February 29, 2012 at 9:56pm

Beatrice, On Amazon.com  you can get a DVD of early Train  called "Midnight Moon". It was filmed in San Francisco at the end of the Drops of Jupiter tour and is an amazing concert of some of my favorite Train. I remember I got it in the mail just over a year ago and wasn't sure I would "like" it because I wasn't very familiar with the music. Until them I was a "My Private Nation" kind of girl but after watching "Midnight Moon" I became a fan of the older stuff and it is still my favorite. Give it if you've got it, get it if you don't. (I own two copies of it!)

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Permalink Reply by Silvana Rebon on March 1, 2012 at 2:41am

My first concert???? It WILL BE on April 14, 2012, at Independent, San Francisco!!!!! I'm counting the days...so excited!!! Back in 2001, I was in my kitchen preparing dinner in Buenos Aires, Argentina, listening to the radio when Drops of Jupiter was played. I was hooked by Pat's voice and by the lyrics but I only understood part of it. It was clear that he was talking to somebody that was no longer with him but he was feeling the presence. My mother passed away in January 1998 and that's why I realized that sometimes you don't have to understand literally the words but you can "feel" the meaning. When I came to USA I didn't know anything about Train or their music but then Calling all Angels came along and I've started wondering who was the owner of such beautiful voice.(Of course, Hey Soul Sister was a hit not only here but all over the world and my country was not an exception so now they are well known there too) The rest is easy to guess... Thanks to web sites, You Tube,etc.etc. I am totally in love with these guys and their music. Now it's my showtime and I can't wait!! Last Friday my sons got tickets for me and my husband and I immediately wrote to my Trainline friends... "Wait for me SF!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Beatrice on March 1, 2012 at 1:34pm

Teri,

sounds terrific! i'll try to search on Amazon (i am not sure if it works well - or at all - here in Poland). Hope it does :)  if not i 'll gone crazy - have to get it :)

thx for helping me out :) :) :)

Teri Stewart said:

Beatrice, On Amazon.com  you can get a DVD of early Train  called "Midnight Moon". It was filmed in San Francisco at the end of the Drops of Jupiter tour and is an amazing concert of some of my favorite Train. I remember I got it in the mail just over a year ago and wasn't sure I would "like" it because I wasn't very familiar with the music. Until them I was a "My Private Nation" kind of girl but after watching "Midnight Moon" I became a fan of the older stuff and it is still my favorite. Give it if you've got it, get it if you don't. (I own two copies of it!)

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Permalink Reply by Beatrice on March 1, 2012 at 1:36pm

beautiful memory Silvana :)

first it was Train to follow you, now it is You who is following Train :)

thx for sharing

lucky you - please oh please share some photos with us after The Day

Silvana Rebon said:

My first concert???? It WILL BE on April 14, 2012, at Independent, San Francisco!!!!! I'm counting the days...so excited!!! Back in 2001, I was in my kitchen preparing dinner in Buenos Aires, Argentina, listening to the radio when Drops of Jupiter was played. I was hooked by Pat's voice and by the lyrics but I only understood part of it. It was clear that he was talking to somebody that was no longer with him but he was feeling the presence. My mother passed away in January 1998 and that's why I realized that sometimes you don't have to understand literally the words but you can "feel" the meaning. When I came to USA I didn't know anything about Train or their music but then Calling all Angels came along and I've started wondering who was the owner of such beautiful voice.(Of course, Hey Soul Sister was a hit not only here but all over the world and my country was not an exception so now they are well known there too) The rest is easy to guess... Thanks to web sites, You Tube,etc.etc. I am totally in love with these guys and their music. Now it's my showtime and I can't wait!! Last Friday my sons got tickets for me and my husband and I immediately wrote to my Trainline friends... "Wait for me SF!!!!

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Permalink Reply by SCOTT PURSELL on March 1, 2012 at 8:41pm

My First concert was Nov 5 2009 in Philadelphia at TLA. It was a great time and did the meet and greet after. That was a lot of fun getting to talk with them. I have seen them 14 times sinces. Can not wait til this summer to see them again.

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Permalink Reply by Teri Stewart on March 1, 2012 at 10:45pm

Oh how I wish I could be there also! I hope It is a wonderful show.

Silvana Rebon said:

My first concert???? It WILL BE on April 14, 2012, at Independent, San Francisco!!!!! I'm counting the days...so excited!!! Back in 2001, I was in my kitchen preparing dinner in Buenos Aires, Argentina, listening to the radio when Drops of Jupiter was played. I was hooked by Pat's voice and by the lyrics but I only understood part of it. It was clear that he was talking to somebody that was no longer with him but he was feeling the presence. My mother passed away in January 1998 and that's why I realized that sometimes you don't have to understand literally the words but you can "feel" the meaning. When I came to USA I didn't know anything about Train or their music but then Calling all Angels came along and I've started wondering who was the owner of such beautiful voice.(Of course, Hey Soul Sister was a hit not only here but all over the world and my country was not an exception so now they are well known there too) The rest is easy to guess... Thanks to web sites, You Tube,etc.etc. I am totally in love with these guys and their music. Now it's my showtime and I can't wait!! Last Friday my sons got tickets for me and my husband and I immediately wrote to my Trainline friends... "Wait for me SF!!!!

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