DJ Train

Clarence “DJ Train” Lars (1971 – 1994)
was a DJ and producer.

Known for producing To Hell And Black, Final Frontier (along with his brother Tootie and DJ Bobcat) and Shock Of The Hour, and for working with J.J. Fad.

Previously he appeared in the cover of N.W.A.’s Panic Zone and N.W.A. and The Posse. But his face is covered by the A

He was a member of C.P.O. and a childhood friend of Eazy-E and MC Ren.

“He went back in because he thought some of our family was still in there. He passed out in the living room, right in front of the TV, and they found him right there when they went back in,” Lars (his brother Tootie) said. “He was a really cool guy. A lot of people don’t know that when him and Dre and Eazy went on tour they’d come back at like 1 a.m. and leave their stuff at our house so we could practice on it, learn how to make music. That’s just the kind of guys they were, people don’t know that.”

“He could have been selfish and got out himself,‘’ said his father, Jesse Lars Sr. at the time. "But he helped get two people out and thought the other two were still trapped, so he went back in.‘’

“Train was a big man – over 6 feet, over 200 pounds – but he was a peaceful man, a spiritual man,” said Rebecca Morfin, the mother of his 5-year-old son, Sean. “He was courageous, too. When the paramedics were putting him into the ambulance and we were all screaming that we loved him, he signaled to us that it was all right.”