The Untold Truth Of Beverly Hills 90210

Along with shows like Glee and Miami Vice, Beverly Hills, 90210 is one of the few TV series to ever produce a hit soundtrack album. Released in late 1992, it produced an unprecedented three top-10 hits. "Love Is" by Vanessa Williams and Brian McKnight was featured on the show, as was Shanice's "Saving Forever For

Along with shows like Glee and Miami Vice, Beverly Hills, 90210 is one of the few TV series to ever produce a hit soundtrack album. Released in late 1992, it produced an unprecedented three top-10 hits. "Love Is" by Vanessa Williams and Brian McKnight was featured on the show, as was Shanice's "Saving Forever For You" (the video of which featured 90210 star Brian Austin Green). Jeremy Jordan's "The Right Kind of Love" was played over the credits of multiple episodes.

While the show's early musical tastes leaned to the bubblegum pop of the early '90s, as the show aged it shifted its attention to alternative rock. The Peach Pit hangout became a nightclub called the Peach Pit After Dark and hosted such unlikely bands as weirdo rock gods the Flaming Lips, industrial metal band Powerman 5000, and Kara's Flowers, a little-known rock band who would later find success after changing its name to Maroon 5.

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