Multi-platinum-selling band Train is set to pay homage to one of their biggest musical inspirations with the first cover album of their career called 'Does Led Zeppelin II.' The album is released via Crush Music in association with Atlantic Records, Led Zeppelin's record label, which released the original 'Led Zeppelin II' in October 1969. The nine-track collection follows the original Led Zeppelin II track listing, including classic hit songs such as "Ramble On" and "Whole Lotta Love."

The decision to do a Led Zeppelin cover album took shape when the band recently performed the complete Led Zeppelin II album on this year's annual Sail Across the Sun cruise. "Our favorite band is Led Zeppelin, and they made a huge impression on our lives musically," said lead singer Pat Monahan. "So I thought, why don't we record one of their albums, just for the fun of it for our fans. The hard part was deciding which one."

Monahan went on to explain the recording process: "They are so hard to record, especially when you are trying to get as close a version as you can to the original. The mixes, the time that they put in, it's crazy how great they were as a band. They were virtuosos at what they did." Overall though, Monahan said the band just wants fans to enjoy the album. "I would love it if people get a dose of what's hiding underneath Train's songs, our influences, but we basically did this for the fun of it."

Ensuring that the project has a charitable angle, 100% of Train's proceeds from the album will be given to Family House, a San Francisco-based nonprofit with close ties to the band. The organization provides temporary housing to families of ill children receiving treatment at the University of California San Francisco Benioff Children's Hospital.