List of Macross Plus albums

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This is a list of

Sharon Apple, whose music itself is featured in the series. There are four albums: two soundtracks and two albums featuring the songs of Sharon Apple. All four albums were first released in Japan beginning in October 1994 up through November 1995. Macross Plus Soundtrack and Macross Plus Soundtrack II have also been released in the United States by AnimeTrax
.

Macross Plus features the work of renowned Japanese musician and composer

Shoji Kawamori as not being very detailed when it came to musical instruction.[3]

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack
Shiro Sasaki

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack is the first soundtrack for the OVA series and the sole soundtrack on which vocalist

Gabriela Robin is one of Sharon Apple's songs. Members of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra were also involved in the production, and part of the album was recorded in Tel Aviv. The album cover features a CG
of one of Sharon Apple's logos.

Track listing

Track name Artist Length
1. National Anthem of Macross Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 2:56
2. Fly Up in the Air ~ Tension Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 6:17
3. After, in the Dark / Torch Song Mai Yamane 9:00
4. Myung Theme Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 5:01
5. Bees and Honey Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 1:41
6. In Captivity Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 2:46
7. More Than 3 cm Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 4:28
8. Voices Akino Arai 3:54
9. Break Out ~ Cantabile Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 6:11
10. Very Little Wishes Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 2:29
11. SANTI-U
Gabriela Robin
7:13

Sharon Apple: The Cream P-U-F

Sharon Apple: The Cream P-U-F
Shiro Sasaki

Sharon Apple: The Cream P-U-F (「MACROSS PLUS」~ザ・クリーム・パフ) is a mini album featuring four

Sharon Apple
songs. It was only released in Japan.

Track listing

Track name Artist Length
1. Information High Music/Arranged: CMJK, Lyrics: DAI & KEN=GO, Performance: Melodie Sexton 8:04
2. Idol Talk Music/Arranged:
Gabriela Robin & Akino Arai
5:40
3. The Borderline Music/Arranged:
Gabriela Robin
5:16
4. SANTI-U Music/Arranged:
Gabriela Robin
7:10

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack II

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack II
Shiro Sasaki

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack II is the second soundtrack for the OVA series. "Idol Talk" by

Gabriela Robin, and Koko Komine as the Raiché Coutev Sisters, who perform A Sai Ën. The album cover features a CG
of one of Sharon Apple's logos.

Track listing

Track name Artist Length
1. Idol Talk Akino Arai 5:38
2. Jade 3:27
3. Nomad Soul 2:56
4. Welcome to Sparefish 2:51
5. Go Ri A Te 3:55
6. Let's News 0:26
7. Pulse
Wuyontana
5:19
8. 3 cm 4:14
9. Voices (Acoustic Version) Akino Arai 4:09
10. Pu Qua O 3:18
11. Sweet Feather 2:15
12. A Sai Ën Raiché Coutev Sisters 1:18
13. Bad Dog 3:52
14. Child Myung 3:01
15. Coma 2:38

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack Plus - for fans only

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack Plus - for fans only
Shiro Sasaki

Macross Plus Original Soundtrack Plus - for fans only features instrumentals and alternate versions of vocals not featured in the first two original soundtracks. It also includes music from

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra were involved in the production, with some of the recordings being done in Tel Aviv and Prague
. Like The Cream P-U-F, for fans only was only released in Japan.

Track listing

Track name Artist Length
1. Welcome to Sparefish 2:53
2. Fly Up in the Air Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 2:58
3. Idol Talk Akino Arai 5:01
4. Tepee 4:04
5. Nomad Soul (Piano Version) 1:39
6. Break Out Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 3:03
7. Cantabile Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 3:17
8. Myung Theme (Cello Version) Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 5:41
9. Wanna Be An Angel Akino Arai 5:36
10. SANTI-U
Gabriela Robin
5:09
11. Torch Song Gabriela Robin 2:39
12. Dogfight
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
4:06
13. Voices (A Capella Version) Akino Arai 2:15

References

  1. ^ Patten (2004). Watching Anime, Reading Manga: 25 Years of Essays and Reviews. p. 357.
  2. ^ Drazen (2003). Anime Explosion!: The What? Why? & Wow! of Japanese Animation. p. 178.
  3. ^ "VOICES - An Exclusive Interview with Kanno Yoko". EX: The Online World of Anime & Manga. 2001. Archived from the original on 2000-03-04. Retrieved 2008-01-04.
  4. ^ a b "Another Macross Plus music CD". Electronic Gaming Monthly. No. 78. Ziff Davis. January 1996. p. 26.
  5. ^ "Macross Plus AMV - Voices (Japanese)". YouTube. 2006-07-10. Retrieved February 29, 2012.[dead YouTube link]

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