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| 1. The Show Must Go On - Queen/Elton John |
| 2. Under Pressure (Rah Mix) - Queen/David Bowie |
| 3. Barcelona - Freddie Mercury/Monserrat Caballe |
| 4. Too Much Love Will Kill You |
| 5. Somebody To Love - Queen/George Micheal |
| 6. You Don't Fool Me |
| 7. Heaven For Everyone |
| 8. Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love) |
| 9. Driven By You - Brian May |
| 10. Living On My Own - Freddie Mercury |
| 11. Let Me Live |
| 12. The Great Pretender - Freddie Mercury |
| 13. Princes Of The Universe |
| 14. Another One Bites The Dust - Queen/Wyclef Jean |
| 15. No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young) |
| 16. These Are The Days Of Our Lives |
| 17. Thank God It's Christmas |
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That's why it's called Queen+. Every tracks is high quality Queen music.
- The Show Must Go On features Elton John on vocals and he really gives it a lot during this great live performance of what has been hailed one of Queen's best songs.
- Under Pressure (rah mix): At first, seems like a stupid remix, but the more I hear it on TV and radio, the better it seems. Worthy of its place on the album, and as a single (No 1?). The video's excellent.
- From mock opera to real opera, Freddie tried everything. Barcelona is a great sporting theme for the city, and Freddie's vocals at his best.
- A 'reject' from The Miracle, Too Much Love Will Kill You really was appropriate for the Made In Heaven album, and deserves its place here.
- George really gives this everything he has on Somebody To Love, and sounds eerily like Freddie sometimes. A really great live collaboration at the FM Tribute Concert.
- The 'fun' track of Made In Heaven, You Don't Fool Me went down well in clubs across Europe, peaking at 2 in Turkey. From a skeleton, Brian, Roger and John really did well.
- Heaven For Everyone was another appropriate archived song to release on Made In Heaven, and a number 2 hit in the UK. Great stuff.
- Somewhat neglected in 1982, Las Palabras De Amor is a really touching ballad which really should have been on GH II.
- There are three of Freddie's solo tracks, so why not one by Brian? Driven By You was a big hit in the early nineties.
- Possibly Freddie's most successul solo outing, Living On My Own was definately the most catchy.
- Another song from Made In Heaven. GH1 and 2 comprised of most of the singles, as is the case here.
- Freddie's cover of the famous song, The Great Pretender is performed really well, with very powerful vocals.
- Princes Of The Universe. Truly excellent. Why wasn't this released as a single in the UK? So complex and with so many changes of tempo, this showed how great Queen were at their peak.
- Another One Bites The Dust: Wyclef Jean on a Queen album?
- No-One But You is a touching tribute to Freddie. It had to be here.
- After being released on the flipside of Bohemian Rhapsody in 1991, These Are The Days Of Our Lives became a hit in its own right when people turned the vinyl over and the radio stations gave it some airtime.
- Thank God It's Christmas is more than likely just to cash-in on the festive season and to finally claim to have all the singles on one album or another. Still a good, if over-commercialised, song.
Overall, the highest quality of music on a Queen album with exception only to its two preceding Greatest Hits. Favorite tracks: Princes Of The Universe and Under Pressure remix.
For Queen fans and just keen music fans alike.
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