Pirot episode soundtrack composed by Dennis McCarthy.
   The series title tune "Where My Heart Will Take Me"(originally called as "Faith of the Heart") was written by Diane Warren and performed by British opera singer Russell Watson.   This is the first title music features vocal in Star Trek history.   The song "Faith of the Heart" appeared first as the ending theme of the movie "Patch Adams" in 1998, which was performed by Rod Stewart.

   The album "Encore" contains the full length version of "Where My Heart Will Take Me" that we can also listen on the original soundtrack of "Enterprise."
   The version on the DVD was live recorded at Auckland Harbor, New Zealand.   It's the same concert that was featured as the multimedia track on Enterprise's soundtrack album.   Sadly however, the visual images of Enterprise NX-01 on the stage-side screen were edited and replaced by starfield images.

   The original "Faith of the Heart" performed by Rod Stewart.

   Female vocal version of "Faith of the Heart".   Performed by Susan Ashton.

   A version contained in the positive word song compilation album "Songs of Success".   Vocal by Tony Davich.

   This is the soundtrack album of TV series "Quantum Leap" starring Scott Bakula.   There are 6 songs performed by Bakula.

   Tenth movie soundtrack album music composed by Jerry Goldsmith.
   The SACD edition contains stereo and multichannel tracks.   Further details here.

   Dr. Demento's Sci-Fi comedy song compilation album.   Featuring "Star Trekkin'" by The Firm, "Twinkle Twinkle Little Earth" by Leonard Nimoy and songs which title are Star Trek related; "Beam Me Up, Scotty", "Stardrek", "Do the Picard", "What's Up Spock (Deep Space '99 Remix)" and "Star Trip".