Made In Heaven

Made In Heaven (Album Version) 5:26
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 2

Made In Heaven (The eYe Version 1) 1:06
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is an instrumenal edit of the beginning part of the album version. It is looped quite a few times over and ends with a phasing effect. Fairly boring.

Made In Heaven (The eYe Version 2) 5:24
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is a complete instrumental version of the album track. Very interesting and makes for a good listen.

Let Me Live

Let Me Live (Album Version) 4:46
Written by Queen
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 3

Let Me Live (Original "Banned" Version) 4:45
Written by Queen
Appears on: US Made In Heaven promo cassette
Completely the same as the album version except for the introduction. The introduction features some extra lyrics from the backup singers, including the lyrics "Take another little piece of my heart now baby." The story goes that the estate of Janis Joplin sued due to the simliarity to her song "Piece Of My Heart."

Let Me Live (Demo Version)
Written by ?
Appears on: Unreleased
A supposed demo version of Let Me Live exists from either 1982 or 1983. The track is rumored to have Rod Stewart provide some vocals and Jeff Beck on guitar.

Mother Love

Mother Love (Album Version) 4:49
Written by Freddie Mercury/Brian May
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 4

Mother Love (The eYe Version) 4:15
Written by Freddie Mercury/Brian May
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is a full instrumental version of the original, retaining only a few backing vocals. This version fades out slightly earlier than normal (before the medley at the end).

My Life Has Been Saved

My Life Has Been Saved (Made In Heaven Version) 3:15
Written by Queen
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 5, Made In Heaven CD album, Made In Heaven vinyl album, US Made In Heaven promo cassette
Reworked from the B-side version from 1989 for the Made In Heaven album. This version features the keyboard much more prominently and has a lighter sound from the added synth effects. Freddie's vocal track is much clearer, louder, and doesn't seem to be phased or multitracked. It is arguable whether this version or the original is better. Regardless, the reworking of this song made it fit in well with the Made In Heaven album.

My Life Has Been Saved (Original 1989 Version) 3:17
Written by Queen
Appears on: UK Scandal 7" vinyl, UK Scandal 12" vinyl, UK Scandal CD single
Another great B-side that was later reworked into an album cut for the posthumous Made In Heaven album. This original version is a bit fuller and heavier. Sounds similar to the Made In Heaven version. Freddie's vocals have a slight phased/multitracked sound to them. Ending has some spoken parts by Freddie.

I Was Born To Love You

I Was Born To Love You (Album Version) 4:49
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 6

I Was Born To Love You (Vinyl Edit) 4:27
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Made In Heaven vinyl album
A very similar edit to the Canadian promo release, except it retains the full opening intro of the song. There are no changes in pitch, unlike the promo edit.

I Was Born To Love You (Promo Edit) 4:00
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: 1995 Canadian Hollywood Records Promo CD
The actual time is mislabeled on the CD promo as 3:40. The edit actually comes in at an even 4:00. The first 9 seconds of the album version are cropped off at the beginning. At about 3:20 on the edit, the pitch slowly increases and shaves off about 10 seconds from the album version. The pitch returns to normal at around 3:32. The last 30 seconds from the album version are taken off the end to finish up this edit.

Heaven For Everyone

Heaven For Everyone (Album Version) 5:36
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 7

Heaven For Everyone (Single Edit) 4:43
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: US Heaven For Everyone CD single, UK Heaven For Everyone CD single (Part One), UK Heaven For Everyone CD single (Part Two), Greatest Hits 3, UK Heaven For Everyone 7" jukebox vinyl, Made In Heaven vinyl album
Even with a full minute of the instrumental sections removed, this remains a very effective and seemless edit. In fact, it is very difficult to pick out what has been removed. A nice edit version that is much friendlier to radio airplay and quite frankly gets right to the point of the song.

Heaven For Everyone (The eYe Version) 5:34
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. A full instrumetal of the album version, with no vocals at all.

Heaven For Everyone (1986 Demo)
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Unreleased
The roots of Heaven For Everyone go all the way back to the A Kind Of Magic album as a Queen track. It is unknown to me how similar it is to the Made In Heaven or Cross versions.

Too Much Love Will Kill You

Too Much Love Will Kill You (Album Version) 4:20
Written by May/Musker/Lamers
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 8

Too Much Love Will Kill You (Promo Edit) 3:56
Written by May/Musker/Lamers
Appears on: UK Too Much Love Will Kill You promo CD single, US Too Much Love Will Kill You promo CD single
A pretty major edit, omitting and entire verse of the song. The verse that starts "how would it be if you were standing in my shoes..." is completely edited out. A surprising edit considering it featured vocals as opposed to instrumental sections.

Too Much Love Will Kill You (The eYe Version) 1:50
Written by May/Musker/Lamers
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. An edit that contains the last 1:50 of the album version.

Too Much Love Will Kill You (Demo) 2:01
Written by May/Musker/Lamers
Appears on: Unreleased
A early 1988 version of the track (which was supposed to be on The Miracle). Pretty close to the completed version. The vocal track is unique and not the same one used on the Made In Heaven album version.

Too Much Love Will Kill You (Demo 2)
Written by May/Musker/Lamers
Appears on: Unreleased
This track premired at the 16th International Fan Club Convention in Prestatyn. From The Miracle Sessions, Mountain Studios, 1988. Brian May on piano, synth strings, and extended guitar solo plus still more guitar arrangements at the end. Also on original guide vocals. Freddie Mercury on top.

You Don't Fool Me

You Don't Fool Me (Album Version) 5:24
Written by Queen
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 9

You Don't Fool Me (Dutch Edit Version) 3:58
Written by Queen
Appears on: Holland You Don't Fool Me 4 track CD single, Holland You Don't Fool Me 2 track CD single
Quite a large edit, that still works fairly well. At a full minute and a half less than the album version, this edit version appeared only on Holland and Italy CD singles. Sounds somewhat incomplete, but passable.

You Don't Fool Me (French Single Edit a.k.a. UK Vinyl Edit) 4:41
Written by Queen
Appears on: France You Don't Fool Me 3-track promo CD, Made In Heaven vinyl album
A much better edit than the Italy/Holland edit. The track sounds much more complete and possibly a little better by taking out some of the instrumental sections. Recommended.

You Don't Fool Me (Late Mix) 10:29
Written by Queen, Remixed by David Richards
Appears on: UK You Don't Fool Me 7" vinyl, UK You Don't Fool Me CD single, UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl
By far, the best of the You Don't Fool Me mixes, which isn't saying much. The track starts out with Freddie's vocal impromptu from Live Aid (which is repeated throughout the song). The track has an added backbeat. Freddie's vocals are very clear as are Roger's backing vocals which are brought to the forefront a few times. The mix of Brian's guitar solos are very good here.

You Don't Fool Me (BS Project Remix) 5:52
Written by Queen, Remixed by M. Marcolin and Bob Salton
Appears on: France You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, Italy You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl
A very long remix with an upbeat dance beat that actually does work, but gets very repetitive. This track features an interesting keyboard section and a very synthesized/robotic voice repeating "You Don't Fool Me." Not really worth listening to.

You Don't Fool Me (BS Project Remix Edit) 3:15
Written by Queen, Remixed by M. Marcolin and Bob Salton
Appears on: France You Don't Fool Me CD single, France You Don't Fool Me 3-track promo CD single, France You Don't Fool Me 4-track CD single
A shorter mix of the BS Project Remix. This has a very upbeat dance backbeat that works fairly well (just as in the full length version). This edited version of the remix actually holds up better due to the shorter length of the track. It does start to get repetative at the end though. Worth a listen, just once though.

You Don't Fool Me (Dub Dance Single Mix) 5:21
Written by Queen, Remixed by David Richards
Appears on: France You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, France You Don't Fool Me 4-track CD single, France You Don't Fool Me 3-track promo CD single
At first, this mix is very deceptive. Starts off just like the album version and then cuts bits of the Live Aid vocal impromptu into the album version. A backbeat is later added, sounding very simliar to the Late Mix. This mix is so simliar to sound and beats used that it could be considered a remix edit of the Late Mix.

You Don't Fool Me (Freddy's Club Dub) 6:53
Written by Queen, Remixed by Freddy Bastone
Appears on: US You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, US You Don't Fool Me 12" promo vinyl 1, US You Don't Fool Me 12" promo vinyl 2, UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl promo
A very odd (and awful) remix. Starts off with a synthesized "clicking" synthesized drum intro with distorted clips of Freddie's vocals from "White Man." The mix continues with the dancing backbeat and Live Aid clips. Roger's backing vocals are brought to the forefront a few times and the track continues with the backbeat and synthesized horns. Becomes very repetitive.

You Don't Fool Me (Freddy's Revenge Dub) 5:54
Written by Queen, Remixed by Freddy Bastone
Appears on: US You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, US You Don't Fool Me 12" promo vinyl 1, US You Don't Fool Me 12" promo vinyl 2
Very similar to the Club Dub remix. Starts off with a very bassy dance backbeat that actually sounds decent and continues throughout the song. More of an instrumental than the Club Dub and features more sampling from the Live Aid performance and from "White Man." Doesn't really sound anything like You Don't Fool me though.

You Don't Fool Me (Queen For A Day Mix) 6:25
Written by Queen, Remixed by Freddy Bastone
Appears on: US You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, US You Don't Fool Me 12" promo vinyl 1, US You Don't Fool Me 12" promo vinyl 2
Has a very different backbeat to the different You Don't Fool Me mixes. Again, starts with Roger's vocals brought to the forefront and then onto Freddie's regular vocals throughout the song. Not as bad as some of the other remixes, but not very good either.

You Don't Fool Me (Queen Forever Megamix) 5:48
Written by Queen, Remixed by Freddy Bastone
Appears on: UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl promo
Has a backbeat very simliar to the Revenge Dub. No vocals from You Don't Fool Me are featured whatsoever. Instead samples from Under Pressure, Somebody To Love, Live Aid, The Prophet's Song, and White Man are mixed into the bassy dance backbeat. A very odd and random mix of samples.

You Don't Fool Me (Dancing Divaz Club Mix) 7:07
Written by Queen, Remixed by Dancing Divaz
Appears on: UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, UK You Don't Fool Me CD single, UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl promo, Holland You Don't Fool Me 4 track CD single
Track begins with some added spanish sounding guitar, not done by Brian but sampled from another source. The guitar is joined by the typical dance backbeat, which is a faster tempo than the other mixes. Bits of the guitar show up throughout the song, making it fairly interesting.

You Don't Fool Me (Dancing Divaz Instrumental Club Mix) 7:17
Written by Queen, Remixed by Dancing Divaz
Appears on: Italy You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl
An instrumental version of the Dancing Divaz Club Mix.

You Don't Fool Me (Dancing Divaz Rhythm Mix) 5:25
Written by Queen, Remixed by Dancing Divaz
Appears on: UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl promo, Italy You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl
Again, sounds very simliar to the Dancing Divaz Club Mix, but without the added guitar throughout the track. The dance backbeat is simliar to the other Divaz mixes. The only vocals on the track are "You Don't Fool Me" being repeated throughout the track. More of an instrumental than anything.

You Don't Fool Me (Sexy Club Mix) 10:18
Written by Queen, Remix by Jam and Spoon
Appears on: UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl, France You Don't Fool Me 4-track CD single, UK You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl promo, Holland You Don't Fool Me 4 track CD single, Italy You Don't Fool Me 12" vinyl
This is by far the worst of the You Don't Fool Me remixes. The dance backbeat is the most annoying and monotonous of the bunch, which is saying something. A sample of Freddie singing "sexy" is repeated over and over throughout the song. The vocals are rearranged throughout the song with long, annoying dance grooves in-between. Roger's vocals have been brought to the forefront a few times again, which is nice to hear. Avoid this remix.

You Don't Fool Me (Sexy Club Mix Mis-pressed Edit) 10:13
Written by Queen, Remix by Jam and Spoon
Appears on: UK You Don't Fool Me CD single
The same as the Sexy Club Mix, however a remastering error chops off the first few seconds of the track.

You Don't Fool Me (The eYe Version) 5:55
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. A full instrumental of the album version with some backing vocals and some added bits around the 1 and 2 minute marks.

A Winter's Tale

A Winter's Tale (Album Version)
Written by Queen
Appears on: Made In Heaven, Track 10

Rock In Rio Blues

Rock In Rio Blues (UK Version) 4:35
Written by Queen
Appears on: A Winter's Tale CD single Part 2
An excellent version of Queen's live impromptu regularly done on the Magic Tour. This is taken from the Rock In Rio concert. Sounds very simliar to the impromptu on the Wembley release with added vocals bits of Freddie singing "Rock n' Rio Blues." Worth having and the best version of impromptu that I've heard. The track starts rather abruptly with audience noise however.

Rock In Rio Blues (US Version) 4:33
Written by Queen
Appears on: US Too Much Love Will Kill You CD single
The same as the UK version, except Hollywood Records has taken out the hard audience noise intro and added a nice fade-in effect. Recommended over the UK version just because it sounds more professional.