Innuendo (Album Version) 6:31
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 1

Innuendo (Explosive Version) 6:44
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo 12" vinyl, Innuendo CD single
Just like the album cut, just with a long explosion sound effect outro.

Innuendo (Greatest Hits 2 Edit) 6:28
Written by Queen
Appears on: Greatest Hits 2
Same as the album mix, just with an early fade-out.

Innuendo (Video Version) 6:40
Written by Queen
Appears on: Greatest Flix II, A to Z
The video version is the same as the album version, but with some added wind effects at the beginning of the track.

Innuendo (Roger's Guide Vocals)
Written by Queen
Appears on: Unreleased
It has been confirmed by Queen archivist Greg Brooks that a guide vocal for Innuendo, sung by Roger Taylor, does exist in the vaults.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Album Version) 4:22
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 2

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Vinyl Edit) 4:05
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album, Greatest Hits 2
Not a bad edit of the proper version. Some instrumental parts have been edited out, but the edit is effective.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Mad Mix) 4:37
Written by Queen
Appears on: UK 2011 Innuendo Deluxe CD
Written by Freddie, but later credited to Queen, I'm Going Slightly Mad is a bit of a departure from other songs in the Queen catalog. The "Mad Mix", was found from a 1990 stereo master tape. As odd as the album version is, this mix is even stranger. Featuring more sound effects and odd bits, this would be right at home as a Brian Wilson composition. Not as good as the album version, but still interesting.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Slightly Bonkers) 0:47
Written by Queen
Appears on: Unreleased
This is a very short version of I'm Going Slightly Mad with some different instrumental parts and different vocals/lyrics from Freddie. It was recorded as a message for a Queen convention.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (The eYe Version) 2:38
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. An instrumental edit of the first 2:41 of the album version. The ending fades on a phased note with some very faint mechanical game sound effects in the background.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Karaoke Version) 4:26
Written by Queen
Appears on: Greatest Karaoke Hits
The full instrumental of the song, where you get to hear all the weird little background effects in all their glory. No click track.

Headlong (Album Version) 4:38
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 3

Headlong (Vinyl Edit a.k.a. Single Edit a.k.a. GH2 Edit) 4:33
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album, Greatest Hits 2, Dutch Headlong CD single, UK The Singles Collection Volume 4
Just like the album version, just with the guitar note edited out at the end.

Headlong (Radio Edit) 3:46
Written by Queen
Appears on: US Headlong Promo CD
This is not one of the more seamless edits. The first edit appears 20 seconds into the track, cutting some instrumental bits. Throughout the rest of the song there are other various small instrumental bits taken out, including a very noticeable one near the end. Stick to the album version.

Headlong (Video Version) 4:43
Written by Queen
Appears on: Greatest Flix II
The audio to the video version of Headlong is the same as the album version, except there is some additional guitar in the mix, which lengthens the track slightly. The extra guitar is at about 1 minute into the track.

Headlong (Canadian CHR Edit - No Guitar) 3:20
Written by Queen
Appears on: Warner Music Canada promo CD
A rare edit, based on the Vinyl Edit mix, but more severe than even the US Radio Edit. This version removes almost all of the instrumental sections and all of the guitar solo. This was apparently meant for "light rock" radio stations in Canada.

Headlong (Embryo with Guide Vocal) 4:44
Written by Queen
Appears on: UK 2011 Innuendo Deluxe CD
Headlong started off as a solo track for Brian's upcoming Back To The Light project. However whenever he heard Freddie sing it, Headlong was destined to be a Queen track. This early version of the song is instrumentally stripped down a bit, but still very similar to the final version. Additionally, Brian provides lead vocals, giving some idea to what a solo version may have sounded like.

Headlong (The eYe Version) 4:43
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is a full instrumental remix of the Greatest Flix II version of the song. This track has no vocals at all.

Headlong (Demo) 3:03
Written by Queen
Appears on: Unreleased
An early demo version featuring Freddie on lead vocals and Brian on backing vocals. The percussion sounds like it was provided by a Korg Synthesizer (programmed on an Apple Mac II), and it sounds as though John's bass is also present. Freddie's vocals are very similar to the final version. Brian's guide vocals can be slightly heard in the background. An interesting working version of the track.

Headlong (Demo) 5:00
Written by Queen
Appears on: Unreleased
This track premiered at the 16th International Fan Club Convention in Prestatyn. This was recorded in Allerton Hill Studios, mid-1990 with a drum machine and Brian May's original bass and guide vocal (no Freddie, nor choruses).

I Can't Live With You (Album Version) 4:43
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 4

I Can't Live With You (Vinyl Edit) 4:05
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album
A very effective edit of the album version, simply fading out early at 4:05.

I Can't Live With You (Brian Malouf Remix) 4:33
Written by Queen, Remixed by Brian Malouf
Appears on: US I Can't Live With You promo CD single
This remix is similar in style to the others done by Brian Malouf. It features song extra keyboards in the intro and throughout the track. Some of Brian's guitars may have possibly been edited out or at least turned down. Some phasing effects are done on Freddie's solo vocal bit. Another good remix by Malouf.

I Can't Live With You (Brian Malouf Remix Edit) 4:13
Written by Queen, Remixed by Brian Malouf
Appears on: US I Can't Live With You promo CD single
This edit fades out sooner than the regular Brian Malouf Remix.

I Can't Live With You (1997 Rocks Retake) 4:47
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen Rocks, UK 2011 Innuendo Deluxe CD
If you like the original, you'll definitely love this heavier version of the song. This Rocks Retake begins with Freddie looped singing "I Can't Live Without You." It has much heavier guitars and real drums (as opposed to programmed) throughout the entire track. If you thought the album version was too soft, this one is for you. It also has a big outro instead of a fadeout, similar to how a live version could have been.

I Can't Live With You (The eYe Version) 4:40
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. A very interesting instrumental remix of the album version, with backing vocals retained. The drums and possibly the keyboards have been slightly remixed. Sounds very interesting, but a lot lighter than the album version.

Don't Try So Hard (Album Version) 3:39
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 5

Don't Try So Hard (Vinyl Edit) 3:23
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album
The last 10 seconds of the album version are edited off.

Don't Try So Hard (The eYe Version) 1:33
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. An edit of the full album version. Fading out early at 1:35 of the album version.

Ride The Wild Wind (Album Version) 4:43
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 6

Ride The Wild Wind (The eYe Version) 4:41
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is a complete instrumental remix of the album version. The drums have been remixed as have some guitar parts. Sounds really good.

Ride The Wild Wind (Early Version with Guide Vocal) 4:14
Written by Queen
Appears on: UK 2011 Innuendo Deluxe CD
Written by Roger, but credited to the group, this early version of Ride The Wild Wind features the Queen drummer on lead vocals.

Ride The Wild Wind (Demo)
Written by Queen
Appears on: Unreleased
This track premiered at the 16th International Fan Club Convention in Prestatyn. This is apparently a great version with very heavy drums following a different beat. Roger Taylor provides the only vocals.

All God's People (Album Version) 4:21
Written by Queen/Moran
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 7

All God's People (Vinyl Edit) 3:55
Written by Queen/Moran
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album
Only four of the six songs edited for the LP were listed on the sleeve. This version of the song is just faded out early. A better solution at the time might have been to cut one song completely from the record version of the album.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Album Version) 4:16
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 8

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Radio Edit) 3:59
Written by Queen
Appears on: US These Are The Days Of Our Lives promo CD
This version edits out some of Brian's guitar work, which is a shame. Stick with the album cut.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Vinyl Edit) 4:01
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album
Just like the album version, except the drum intro is edited out. Track starts with Freddie's vocals.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Karaoke Version) 4:14
Written by Queen
Appears on: Japan Greatest Karaoke Hits DVD
The full instrumental of the song, with no click track.

The Hitman (Album Version) 4:57
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 10

The Hitman (Vinyl Edit) 3:38
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album
Works pretty well as an edit. Track fades out at the end. The album version is superior, but for those who think it's too long, they'll like this edit.

The Hitman (Promo Edit) 0:56
Written by Queen
Appears on: Hints of Innuendo promo tape
Neat demo version with Brian on vocals. This one can be found fairly easily either from the original tape or to download. Nice to hear some different lyrics and Brian do vocals.

The Hitman (The eYe Version 1) 1:08
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is an instrumental edit of the first minute of the album version. The backing vocals "fool for your love" sung by Brian, are kept intact. There may be some minor remixing and volume changes to different instruments as well.

The Hitman (The eYe Version 2) 2:27
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. Another instrumental remix from 2:42 of the album version onwards. The song starts with a phased intro and has no vocals.

Bijou (Album Version) 3:37
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 11

Bijou (Vinyl Edit) 1:17
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo vinyl album
This track has been edited for the vinyl release. A full two minutes have been cut, which is most of the song. All of Freddie's vocals are kept in place however.

Bijou (The eYe Version) 1:23
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. This is an edit of the album version, containing just the first 1:23 from the regular song.

The Show Must Go On (Album Version) 4:31
Written by Queen
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 12

The Show Must Go On (Greatest Hits 2 Edit) 4:24
Written by Queen
Appears on: Greatest Hits II
Another early fade out from the Greatest Hits 2 CD.

The Show Must Go On (The eYe Version) 4:27
Written by Queen
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe. A full instrumental remix of the album version. This version retains some of the backing vocals and the vocals at the very end of the song. The middle part has some added percussion and synthesizer effects.

The Show Must Go On (Karaoke Version) 4:18
Written by Queen
Appears on: Greatest Karaoke Hits
A slightly edited instrumental version of the song, fading out a bit earlier. No click track.

Assassin
Written by ?
Appears on: Unreleased
Rumored to be an early demo of Innuendo. Haven't heard this one yet.