Behind the Music Season 5 Episodes

Episode 1

Pat Benatar

Sun, Aug 5, 2001

Profiling 80's pop/rock star Pat Benatar. Interviews with Pat herself along with band mates, record producers and, concert clips included.

Episode 2

REO Speedwagon

Sun, Aug 12, 2001

Episode 3

Twisted Sister

Sun, Aug 19, 2001

Glam metal band Twisted Sister was discovered. After rejections from record labels, Twisted Sister released "Stay Hungry" in 1984 and it was a smash. Their metal happiness was short lived due to overexposure, arrests, violence, etc.

Episode 4

Hair

Sun, Aug 26, 2001

Recollecting the information on the long running stage show "Hair". In 1979, the adaptation of the film was released.

Episode 5

Blind Melon

Sun, Sep 9, 2001

Episode 6

Judas Priest

Sun, Sep 23, 2001

The hour-long doc depicts the incredible story of the Birmingham U.K. band that became a global sensation in the 1970s and 80s, as well as the 'metal god' Rob Halford's struggles with his homosexuality as frontman to the world's largest heavy metal band.

Episode 7

Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs

Sun, Oct 7, 2001

Episode 8

Aaliyah: The Life and Death

Sun, Oct 14, 2001

Investigating the death of R&B star Aaliyah (1979-2001).

Episode 9

Sinead O'Connor

Mon, Oct 22, 2001

Sinead O'Connor, had a musical career by releasing hits "Nothing Compares 2 U" (Prince Cover), from her second album "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got" which hit #1 on the Billboard charts. While promoting her third album "Am I Not Your Girl?", she appeared on Saturday Night Live and, while performing one of the songs, O'Connor ripped a picture of John Pope II. That incident sent shockwaves across the country and, nearly 5,000 phone calls flooded NBC and, the network wasn't fined. To this day, NBC refused to air the scene. At the Bob Dylan Tribute concert, she was greeted with cheers and boos. While she was performing, the audience was getting louder and louder and, after she finished country performer Kris Kristofferson escorted a sobbing O'Connor off the stage. That performance, was two weeks after the photo tearing incident. A clip was shown when her albums, cassettes, CD's and, singles were being steamrolled.

Episode 10

Lindsey Buckingham

Sun, Nov 11, 2001

Lindsay Buckingham, speaks frankly about his career as a solo artist and in the British band Fleetwood Mac. Interviews with bandmate Stevie Nicks and, other bandmates.

Episode 11

Mary J. Blige

Sun, Nov 18, 2001

Episode 12

Salt-n-Pepa

Sun, Nov 25, 2001

Episode 13

Sublime

Sun, Dec 9, 2001

Episode 14

The Cult

Sun, Jan 20, 2002

Episode 15

Hall & Oates

Sun, Jan 27, 2002

Pop/Rock duo Daryl Hall and John Oates, speaks openly about their beginnings and success. The duo unleashed hits "Rich Girl", "Sara Smile", "You Make My Dreams", "Maneater", "Kiss Is On My List", "Private Eyes", "Say It Isn't So" and, "Out of Touch".

Episode 16

Busta Rhymes

Sun, Feb 17, 2002

Episode 17

Anthrax

Sun, Mar 10, 2002

Anthrax was one of the most popular bands of the 1980s thrash metal scene and are notable for combining metal with rap, hardcore, and alternative music early on. They are generally classified as one of the "big four" of thrash metal alongside Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth. This hour-long doc chronicles the rise and fall of the band as well as their decision to keep rocking while keeping their controversial name post 9/11.

Episode 18

Sheryl Crow

Sun, Mar 17, 2002

Episode 19

Garbage

Sun, Apr 7, 2002

Episode 20

Foreigner

Sun, Apr 28, 2002

In this one hour doc, Foreigner ruled the 70's and 80's with hits such as, "Feels Like the First Time", "Hot Blooded", "Urgent", "Waiting For a Girl Like You" and, "I Want To Know What Love Is".

Episode 21

Boyz II Men

Sun, Jun 16, 2002

Episode 22

Bob Marley

Sun, Jun 30, 2002

Episode 23

Updates & Fresh Takes

Mon, Aug 26, 2002

Episode 24

Riches to Rags

Tue, Aug 27, 2002

Episode 25

Shocking Moments

Wed, Aug 28, 2002

Episode 26

Near Death Experiences

Thu, Aug 29, 2002

Episode 27

Raunchiest Revelations

Fri, Aug 30, 2002

Episode 28

Heartbreaks & Break-ups

Sat, Aug 31, 2002