Customer Reviews

Beverly Hills 90210 (Soundtrack)

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While the album as a whole is basically mediocre, the song "Not One More Time" is exceptionally beautiful & has a lasting effect on its listeners.

I really love this cd, i love Beverly Hills, 90210 the college years, i would highly reccomend this cd to anyone who loves Beverly Hills, 90210 The College Years.

Indie rock would have been good, even better than this. I mean, it was supposed to be the college years mix and it's still high school love songs all over again. As the show became a bit more mature it soundtrack didn't,which is kinda let down for me. Anyways, not everything is bad ("make it right","not one more time" (fave track),"everyday of the week","moving on up","saturday" and "touch my light") but most of the songs are too cheesy plus a bit too early 90's (we're in 94) to feel a bit of a change.One question though, were all the songs heard on the show or are there a couple inspired by it?

i have listened to all tracks of this CD and i like some of the songs like Hi-5 "What your love Means to Me" and Jade's "Every Day of the Week". these are the music that i can listen and dance to all day. a good soundtrack to listen to.

I really enjoyed this album when I got it years ago and still do today. The vibe of the CD was wonderful. Regardless of the fact that it disappointed some people I thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing and it was one of my regulars on the turntable. I loved all the tracks. I would also recommend the Melrose Place CD - nice vibe again. Peace.

This is not as strong as the '92 soundtrack that came before it. While there are good numbers by After 7, Hi-Five, Cantaloop and others, half of the album is consisted of bland, faceless numbers that wouldn't have been played on the TV show in 1994. I don't listen to this one as much. The album tends to shy away from the mostly dance pop of the other one for the show's characters being in college. But the ballads are surprisingly bland and there's not a continuous balance on the album when you hear it. So I suggest you pass on this one and stick with the '92 album instead.

Completeley commercial, no taste for the public!

Like the plot segment of the prime time soap this soundtrack is named after, the material contained on this CD is simply lackluster and an attempt to cash in on the earlier (more successful) soundtrack for the series High School beginings.

The selections do not even reflect artists that would be popular on a major metropolitan college campus (indie artists), and the sound eventually blends together in an inchoherent but iritating mix.