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New QUEEN Release, "Forever" and New Music Video (Updated!) Exciting news... Queen Unearth Previously Unreleased Tracks for New ‘Queen Forever’ CompilationFirst Queen gave us their own official vodka, and now we have the first official details of the new Queen compilation we’ll be listening to while we drink it. As previously reported, ‘Queen Forever’ will include a small amount of previously unreleased material, including ‘There Must Be More to Life Than This,’ one of several songs that deceased frontman Freddie Mercury worked on with Michael Jackson in the early ’80s. Fans will also be treated to a finished version of ‘Let Me in Your Heart Again,’ a discarded leftover from the sessions for 1984′s ‘The Works,’ as well as what the band promises is “a scorching new stripped-down ballad version” of the Mercury solo hit ‘Love Kills.’ Due out Nov. 10 in single- and double-disc editions, the collection is rounded out by singles and fan favorites that guitarist Brian May calls “things that we have collected together that are representative of our growth rather than the big hits.” According to the press release announcing ‘Queen Forever,’ the track listing was curated by May and drummer Roger Taylor, and is meant to “represent a definitive collection of Queen’s timeless love songs.” Take a look at the track listing for the double-disc ‘Queen Forever’ below, and pre-order your copy through Queen’s official online store or a deluxe edition on Amazon. ‘Queen Forever’ Track Listing Disc Two
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The video is done with such precision and respect, the QUEEN family has done everything since Freddie's death with such respect and that is why to this day QUEEN is a huge seller worlwide, this track is number one in the UK on the Rock charts. And the collection is a great range of songs not focusing on the HITS at all, tough there are some on there.
INteresting fact about the Michael Jackson track, Brian May says dealing with the Jackson family and the estate was like "Wading through Glue" "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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