What do you remember about '90s pop and rock?

Lead singer John Popper and drummer Brendan HIll formed the first version of the band when they were both in Princeton High School.

Twin brothers Evan and Jaron Lowenstein had a hit on their hands with "Crazy for This Girl." The song, which appeared on "Dawson's Creek," shot to #15 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Jaron has continued a solo career in music, while Evan has launched music startup StageIt.

Timberlake, Aguilera and Spears were all Mousketeers on the early '90s series "The All New Mickey Mouse Club."

Morissette appeared on the classic tween series "You Can't Do That On Television." If you said "I don't know," you would have been doused with water by now.

The "Northern Exposure" star and the iconic Seattle grunge band made for an odd pair during the 17th season of "SNL."

Though Williams was in Destiny's Child during the group's peak years, she replaced Roberson, who formed the group with Knowles and Rowland in Houston.

The boy band may have started at Sea World, but they soon became world famous. They recently passed through Israel on a world tour, and had a blast there.

Urge Overkill did a killer version of "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon" for the Quentin Tarantino classic.

He's gone under many monikers, but Sean Combs came to fame in the late '90s as "Puff Daddy." He returned to the name for a 2014 album.