ADDITIONAL NOTES: The big one in this episode is of course the first usage of "Flower of Life," and the only time it's used with the vocal track, although the instrumental version will become a regular staple of the series from here on out. This song also marks the debut of Michael Bradley and Steve Wittmack, with Joanne Harris on vocals here. Bradley and Wittmack would go on to write the songs for both Yellow Dancer and Robotech: The Movie, with Bradley performing Yellow Dancer's vocals and Harris performing EVE's vocals in the latter.
Über Geek Confession: Around 1986 I looped this song to fill up one complete side of a 90-minute cassette. Keep in mind there were no soundtracks at that point, so it was just recorded off the television with Dana's echoing "Does anyone know where Musica is?" dialogue over top of it. I'd listen to it on my Walkman in bed and just zone out to it in the middle of the night.
This episode also uses the unreleased "a2 variation" of "The Cosmic Harp" again.
This episode is also only the third episode of The Robotech Masters to not to use "The 15th Squadron" music.
Robotech Theme
Private Time Theme (b)
Mission Accomplished
United Earth Government Debriefing
Ineptitude
Private Time Theme (a1)
Escalations (f1)
Escalations (b)
Robotech Love Theme II
Musica's Theme
The Robotech Masters
The Way to Love (Piano Version)
It's You (Piano Version)
Shocked (d)
Eyecatch
It's You (Piano Version)
It's You (Piano Version)
The Cosmic Harp (a)
Cliffhangers (a)
It's You (Piano Version)
Cliffhangers (b)
(Red Alert) Resolve
Robotech Love Theme II
Escalations (c)
Cliffhangers (a)
Reflections
Boobytrap
The Flower of Life
The Cosmic Harp (a2 variation) - unreleased
Private Time Theme (a2)
Escalations (f2)
(Alien Attack) Resolve
Intrigue
Musica's Theme
Confrontation
Robotech Theme (next episode preview)
Robotech End Title
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