Thames TV Olympic Theme 3:58
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Unreleased
Both Brian May and Roger Taylor were approached by UK television station Thames to produce music for the 1988 Olympic games. Ultimately, neither one of their themes were chosen. Roger's theme features no vocals and is synthesizer and drum based (think of his work Strange Frontier, Killing Time, etc). Roger's theme is a bit more repetitive than Brian's, but superior in my opinion.


Band Du Lac is an occasional all-star charity band lead by Procol Harum lead singer Gary Brooker. The group has semi-regular concerts for charity purposes and features all star special guests. The June 6, 2005 concert took place at the Wintershall Estate in Surrey, UK to aid HASTE (Heart And Stroke Trust Endeavour). The all-star guests included Eric Clapton, Ringo Star, Katie Melua, and Roger Taylor. Roger performed three tracks, singing lead vocals, and joined the all-star band for the finale. The concert was released on DVD in 2006.

Say It's Not True (Live) 3:34
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Band Du Lac: One Night Only Live DVD
Roger sings lead vocals and is backed by Band Du Lac. This live version is very similar to the style of the 2005 Queen + Paul Rodgers performances.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Live) 4:56
Written by Queen
Appears on: Band Du Lac: One Night Only Live DVD
Roger sings lead vocals and is backed by Band Du Lac.

I Want To Break Free (Live) 3:56
Written by John Deacon
Appears on: Band Du Lac: One Night Only Live DVD
Roger sings lead vocals and is backed by Band Du Lac.

I Can't Dance (Live) 8:35
Written by Banks/Collins/Rutherford
Appears on: Band Du Lac: One Night Only Live DVD
Roger joins the all-star band and special guests in this all star finale. Roger plays drums, Gary Brooker handles lead vocals, and the rest of the cast join in. Eric Clapton plays guitar.


When We Were Young
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Unreleased
When We Were Young is an unreleased song by Roger Taylor, rumored to be written during The Cosmos Rocks sessions but never used.


Absolutely Anything 1:31
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Unreleased
Absolutely Anything is a 2015 comedy sci-fi film starring Simon Pegg. The movie did not perform well at the box office and was generally panned by critics. Roger Taylor provided a song by the same name for the film. The song, as it is used in the film, is short; it is unknown if a longer version exists. Stylistically, it is similar to other tracks from the Fun On Earth album (think Smile and Quality Street). There was no formal soundtrack to the film that was released, so this track remains unavailable.