Flash's Theme (Hollywood Records 1991 Remix) 6:42
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Mista Lawnge
Appears on: Flash Gordon Hollywood Remaster (1991)
Also known as the One-Two Mix. Features overdubs by Mista Lawnge I suppose, singing "One, Two... One, Two." A very long remix with a lot of looping and nothing really notable. It also features a mechanical backbeat and some rap bits. This mix is in the same vaiin as Hollywood's Dragon Attack remix.

Flash's Theme (2007 High Octane Mix) 1:49
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Japan 2008 In Vision
A very disjointed remix created for the 2007 Formula 1 racing. The remix is mostly Flash's Theme, but also incorporates some bits from The Hero as well. A good idea for a remix, but just not executed very well.

Flash (Radio Edit) 3:16
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Appears on: UK Queen + Vanguard Flash CD single, Dutch Queen + Vanguard CD single
This is a much better mix than the longer versions. Pretty much repeating techno beats, with Queen singing the Flash chrous, and some samples from the movie. Some other samples from the original version are included with added effects to the vocals. If you must listen to one version of this mix, this would be it.

Flash (Extended Mix a.k.a. A1 Mix) 6:36
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash 12" vinyl (Yellow Sleeve), Dutch Queen + Vanguard CD single
Ugh. I'm surprised this even got released, but this remix was supposedly popular in Germany. The first 50 seconds are a beat loop that kills any anticipation to hear the song. It features the typical dance mix backbeat, Queen singing the chorus parts, Ming's sample from the movie, and a lot of looping. It even manages to take out the best part of the song - Freddie's "just a man..." vocal solo.

Flash (Electro Mix) 7:23
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash 12" vinyl (Yellow Sleeve)
Wow, they were able to turn the 6 1/2 minute Vanguard piece of crap into 7 1/2 minutes of worse crap. Features some more samples from the movie, some electronic sound effects, and a much faster dance backbeat.

Flash (Tomcraft Remix) 7:06
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash 12" vinyl (Red Sleeve), UK Queen + Vanguard Flash CD single, Dutch Queen + Vanguard CD single
At least this one sounds a bit different. This remix features a much different dance backbeat and looping. Much better than the Electro Mix, but still kind of crappy, and at over 7 minutes, who cares?

Flash (Smith and Selway Remix) 7:22
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash 12" vinyl (Red Sleeve), UK Queen + Vanguard Flash CD single
Again, more dance beat goodness (or should I say badness) with the occasional inclusion of Flash's Theme. This one is mostly an electronic looping instrumental.

In The Space Capsule (The Love Theme) (Album Version) 2:42
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 2

Ming's Theme (In The Court Of Ming The Merciless) (Album Version) 2:40
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 3

The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction Of Dale) (Album Version) 0:57
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 4

Football Fight (Album Version) 1:28
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 5

In The Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise) (Album Version) 2:24
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 6

Execution Of Flash (Album Version) 1:05
Written by John Deacon
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 7

The Kiss (Aura Resurrects Flash) (Album Version) 1:44
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 8

Escape From The Swamp (Album Version) 1:43
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Flash Gordon, Track 10