Rolling Love - Music

Music

  • Opening theme song: "恆星" (Shining Star) by Fahrenheit - released in Love You More and More
  • Ending theme song: "永不消失的彩虹" (Never Ending Rainbow) by Genie Zhuo
  • Insert song: "告訴我" (Tell Me) by Danson Tang - released in D's New Attraction

Rolling Love Original Soundtrack (翻滾吧！蛋炒飯 電視原聲帶)

  • Artist: Various artists
  • Released: 13 June 2008
  • Label: Rock Records
  • Language: Mandarin
  • Format: Soundtrack album
  • Genre: Mandopop
  • Releases: Two versions were released: CD+VCD edition (with lyrics photo booklet and a VCD) and CD+DVD edition (with lyrics photo booklet, TV drama recipe cards, and a DVD)
Track listing
  1. "永不消失的彩虹" (Never Ending Rainbow) - Genie Zhuo - ending theme
  2. "LALALA愛情密碼" (La La La Love Code) - Genie Zhuo
  3. "愛情魔法衣" (Love's Magic Coat) - Genie Zhuo
  4. "直覺反應" (Initiative Repsonse) - Fong Jiong Jia (方炯嘉)
  5. "直覺反應 - 臉紅版" (Initiative Repsonse - Redface version) - Fong Jiong Jia (方炯嘉)
  6. "瘋了瘋了" (Going Mad) - Genie Zhuo - composed by Kenji Wu
  7. "永不消失的彩虹" - KALA版 (Never Ending Rainbow) - Kala version
  8. "LALALA愛情密碼" - KALA版 (La La La Love Code) - Kala version
  9. "愛情魔法衣" - KALA版 (Love's Magic Coat) - Kala version
  10. "直覺反應" - KALA版 (Initiative Repsonse) - Kala version
  11. "瘋了瘋了" - KALA版 (Going Mad) - Kala version
Bonus VCD / DVD
  1. "永不消失的彩虹" (Never Ending Rainbow) music video - feat Jiro Wang
  2. Rolling Love drama highlights
  3. Rolling Love behind-the-scenes footage
  4. Over The Rainbow music special
  5. Interview: Guan Xiao Shu vs Genie Zhou

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