The soundtrack was first released on CD in the United States on November 20, 1990 , by Capitol Records in conjunction with Bust It Records . This original pressing is characterized by its heavy emphasis on contemporary hip-hop and new jack swing, a significant departure from the orchestral scores of previous entries. Identifying the Original CD Pressing

To ensure you have an original 1990 high-quality (HQ) CD pressing rather than a later reissue, look for these specific identifiers:

The 1990 commercial release contains 11 tracks and has a total runtime of approximately . Track Title "That's What I Said" "All You Gotta Do Is Sing" Joey B. Ellis "No Competition" "Go For It! (Heart and Fire)" Joey B. Ellis & Tynetta Hare "Take You Back (Home Sweet Home)" "The Measure of a Man" Elton John "Can't Stop the Fire" Bill Conti "I Wanna Rock" "Thought U Were the One for Me" Joey B. Ellis "Keep It Up" "Feel My Power" Collector's Note on Content

: There are extremely rare, non-commercial promo CDs that contain the Bill Conti film score , but these were never released to the general public in 1990.

: Authentic pressed CDs from this era will have a silver bottom ; a blue or purple tint often indicates a later "on-demand" CD-R or a bootleg. Barcode : The original US UPC is typically 0077779561322. Original Tracklist (11 Tracks)