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The music is found on the level ''[[Kikowani Station]]'' on all difficulties. It can be found in the third open area of the level, on the right side rooftop on top of a small bridge, which can be found by turning right when exiting the second tunnel. It can easily be spotted by looking for a large red sign with the words "ACCESS DENIED" printed on the left. Standing on the very middle of the area, while touching the wall causes "Siege of the Madrigal" to play as well, moving or standing anywhere else will not allow the music to play. On Legendary, when standing on top of the small roof above the door on top of the bridge, an animation begins of Martin O'Donnell dancing, with winged hearts similar to the Halo: Reach armor effect flying around him. A dance beat will play.<ref>'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''', campaign level [[Kikowani Station]]'''</ref> The winged hearts effect is used by [[Steve Cotton]] to test glitches, and someone seemed to have added the effect on the Easter egg as a prank on Martin O'Donnell.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/intel/related/video/hatching-the-cosmic-halo-egg/5844bb77-6602-404a-ace3-ecda72277247 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Hatching the Cosmic Halo Egg'']</ref>

*There is a distinct resemblance between the ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3'' methods and areas to find the music. Both requires the player to land on a precariously perched platform on a [[Forerunner]] building. It is unknown whether this is intentional, or purely coincidental, as the two games have several similarities.

*The finding of the ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' location was a result of a small contest held on the Bungie.net chapter known as "The Marty Army", where the first person that posted a video on their fileshare of themselves finding the music and completing the level would win a signed copy of the [[Halo 3: ODST Original Soundtrack]].