One Hit Wonders Season 1 Episode 2

Ed Lover: [House of Pain] was real hip-hop. It wasn't some white boy trying to do hip-hop and messing it up.

John Mayer: When I first heard ["You Get What You Give"], I thought it was old. That song came out in '98, and when I did, I thought it was from, like, the '80s. It kind of had, like, this early '80s thing.

Alice Cooper: [Faith No More] was so good. They were the father of this white metal-rap thing that's going on now so heavily.

Edwyn Collins: After making music for seventeen years...I mean, you don't go up to somebody like Lou Reed -- I'm not making a direct comparison -- but you don't say, "Lou, when the hell are you going to follow up 'Walk On The Wild Side'? It's about time, isn't it?" You know what I mean?

Narrator: After the Flashdance fever died, [Michael] Sembello continued to record music, and even wrote and produced songs for other movies, such as Gremlins, Cocoon and Independence Day. None reached the Top 40, but hey, Jennifer Beals never had a second hit either.