Rod Stewart’s version of “Down-Town Train” was more effective visually and auditorily. Stewart’s cover of the song was much clearer. This is one reason why his version more effectively conveys emotion the the audience of the music video. His video also had more emotional weight to it. This is another reason why it was more effective. The emotional weight in Stewart’s video is shown as Stewart walks down the street and the in the way he holds himself. The video is much sadder and depicts a more emotional story. The Stewart version of “Down-Town Train” also more effective because of how realistic and truthful it is. The video seemed to depicts a man that had lost his lover, dearly misses her, and hates seeing her with other men. This