Another One Bites The Dust (with Annie Crummer) 3:50
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor) + Annie Crummer
Appears on: Queen + Annie Crummer Another One Bites The Dust CD single
Another good Queen + project with a remixed backing track and nice vocals by Annie Crummer. Worth checking out.

Another One Bites The Dust (Instrumental) 3:50
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor)
Appears on: Queen + Annie Crummer Another One Bites The Dust CD single
The exact same as the regular version, just with the lead vocals removed. Nice to hear the remixed parts.

We Will Rock You (with Britney Spears, Beyonce, & Pink) (Pepsi 'Gladiators' Sound Track Remix 2004) 3:07
Written by Brian May
Performers: Queen + Britney Spears, Beyonce, & Pink
Appears on: Pepsi 2004 Gladiators CD promo
An official audio release of the infamous Pepsi We Will Rock You commerical. The audio is the same that is featured in the commercial. I don't know if you would label this as being "good", but it is at least interesting.

Cool Cat (Original Version with David Bowie) 3:48
Written by John Deacon/Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Hot Space Test Pressing
Very similar to the album release, but featuring Bowie doing some backing vocals. Bowie's vocals actually add a weird element to the track. Definitely worth finding, although the current bootleg copies are not the best. Hopefully we'll see this on Queen Anthologies.

Under Pressure (Album Version) 4:03
Written by Queen/David Bowie
Appears on: Hot Space, Track 11

Under Pressure (Greatest Hits 2 Edit) 3:55
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: Greatest Hits II, UK David Bowie: The Singles
A pointless edit for UK's Greatest Hits II. The only difference is the end lyrics "this is our last dance..." is only repeated once, as opposed to the normal two times.

Under Pressure (Classic Queen Remix) 4:02
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: US Classic Queen, US David Bowie: The Singles
Again,almost exactly like the album version. The bass lines seem to be a bit more prominent and the sound is a little less muddy. Freddie singing "that's okay!" has been removed right before Bowie sings "it's the terror of knowing..." A pointless and useless remix.

Under Pressure (Karaoke Version) 3:51
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: Greatest Karaoke Hits
A nice instrumental version which shows there's much more to this song than people may think. Track ends short of the album version by removing the finger snapping at the end. There is no click track to this karaoke version.

Under Pressure (Rah Mix) 4:08
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: Greatest Hits 3, 1999 Under Pressure 12" vinyl promo, Queen + David Bowie/Elton John CD promo
A really good remix to promote the Greatest Hits 3 release. Features brand new lyrics to open the song from both Bowie and Freddie. The mix is bass heavy and features some neat guitar and vocal effects. This is more of a rock mix and isn't as dance oriented as the Hollywood mixes. A very nice remix that adds something new. Check this out just for the added lyrics at the beginning.

Under Pressure (Rah Mix Edit) 3:53
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: UK Under Pressure Rah Mix CD Single, UK Under Pressure Rah Mix 7" vinyl
This mix is exactly the same as the regular Rah Mix, except that it's missing the 15 seconds of extra vocals from Bowie and Freddie at the beginning. It's a shame that one of the most interesting parts of the song was edited.

Under Pressure (Spencer Mix) 3:52
Written by Queen and David Bowie, Remixed by Mike Spencer
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: UK Under Pressure Rah Mix CD Single, Queen + David Bowie/Elton John CD promo
A nice remix that stays true to the original song. The bass line is much more prominent. The song opens with Bowie's backing humming edited in with Freddie's a capella opening. A few effects are added here and there which adds a bit to the song. Not a bad mix at all.

Under Pressure (Knebworth Mix) 4:17
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: UK Under Pressure Rah Mix CD Single
Recorded live at Knebworth Stadium. This live mix from Queen's last concert starts with Freddie doing his vocals exercises with the crowd and goes right into the live version of Under Pressure from that night's concert. Great to have just because this is the band's last performance of the song.

Under Pressure (2000 Club Mix) 5:21
Written by Queen and David Bowie
Performers: Queen + David Bowie
Appears on: 1999 Under Pressure 12" vinyl promo
Track begins with the strange guitar effects from the Rah Mix and pretty much remixes and rearranges the Rah Mix edit from that point on.

The Show Must Go On (Live with Elton John) 4:35
Written by Freddie Mercury
Performers: Queen (Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon) + Elton John
Appears on: Greatest Hits 3, Queen + David Bowie/Elton John CD promo
Nice live version from the Ballet For Life in 1997. This would be the last time Brian, Roger, and John performed together.

No-One But You (Sólo Por Ti) (Long Version) 5:22
Written by Brian May
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor) + Eva María
Appears on: Queen + Eva María Sólo Por Ti CD single, We Will Rock You Spanish Cast Album
Updated version to promote the Spanish We Will Rock You musical. Eva María handles the vocals (which are in spanish). The backing track is completely different as are the backing vocals (which aren't provided by Roger and Brian). An interesting version, with some nice new Red Special parts. Has a really long, atmospheric intro.

No-One But You (Sólo Por Ti) (Short Version) 4:30
Written by Brian May
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor) + Eva María
Appears on: Queen + Eva María Sólo Por Ti CD single, We Will Rock You Spanish Cast Album
A to the point edit of the Long Version. The long intro is cut out completely along with a little of the end.

The Call
Written by Brian May
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor)
Appears on: Unreleased (Has appeared on UK Radio)
This sounds very similar to Brian's solo work. Brian is more or less talking as opposed to singing. Chorus is a repeating of 4-6-6-6-4. Guitar work is very good, but not good enough to make this a track to listen to over and over. Kind of disappointing.

Amandla 4:39
Written by Dave Stewart and Brian May
Performers: Anastacia, Dave Stewart, Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor)
Appears on: 46664 website downloadable track
Doesn't sound like there is much Queen influence on this one. Great, soulful vocals by Anastacia and a nice chorus. The middle portion of the song has a prayer from Mr. Africa, which takes away from the song quite a bit. If you listen closely, you'll even hear some Red Special.

Invincible Hope 4:42
Written by Roger Taylor
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor)
Appears on: 46664 website downloadable track
A very Roger sounding track. Has backing vocals from session musicians, which takes away from the song a bit. Roger's vocals are spot on and compliment the song very well. Brian's Red Special can be heard throughout. The backing beat does sound somewhat simliar to Another One Bites The Dust however. Recommended.

Invincible Hope (One Year On Remix) 4:14
Written by Roger Taylor
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor)
Appears on: iTunes exclusive 46664 - One Year On EP
A very good remix of the original track. You'll have to listen closely or you may not hear it. The procussion is more snappy, more phased synthesizer has been added, and the vocals have been rearranged slightly with added echo and effects. The guitar parts are much more prominent and sound better. The ending has also been reworked featuring more of the chorus. The only negative is that Roger's "Hold on to your life.." lyric has been removed.

Say It's Not True (Studio Version)
Written by Roger Taylor
Performers: Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor)
Appears on: Unreleased
This hasn't been heard yet. If it's as good as the live version, then we should be in for a treat.

Somebody To Love (Live at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert) 5:17
Written by Freddie Mercury
Performers: Queen (Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon) + George Michael
Appears on: Five Live, Greatest Hits 3, Five Live EP
The stand-out performance at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. George Michael's vocals are great and well suited to the song. Highly recommended.

Somebody To Love (Live at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert Promo Edit) 4:37
Written by Freddie Mercury
Performers: Queen (Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon) + George Michael
Appears on: Five Live, George Michael and Queen Somebody To Love CD promo
Nice, tight edit of the track. Some of the middle has been removed to lower the playing time.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Live at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert) 4:43
Written by Freddie Mercury
Performers: Queen (Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon) + George Michael & Lisa Stansfield
Appears on: Five Live, Five Live EP
Nice duet version. Michael and Stansfield's vocals work very well together. They do mess up some of the lyrics however.

We Are The Champions (with Robbie Williams) (Main Radio Mix) 3:55
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Robbie Williams We Are The Champions promo CD
With a running time the same as the regular mix, it's hard to tell the difference between the two. The regular mix fades out at the end, where this one ends without the fade. I'm not sure if this was ever released as a single.

We Are The Champions (with Robbie Williams) (Original Take)
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Unreleased
The original take presented to the recording company and rejected for being "too different" from the classic version. This remains unreleased (probably until the Anthologies come out). This take is rumored to be a departure from the original, featuring acoustic guitar.

Flash's Theme (with Vanguard) (Radio Edit) 3:16
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Performers: Queen + Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard CD single
Much more listenable than the much 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's Theme (with Vanguard) (A1 Mix) 6:36
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Performers: Queen + Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash vinyl release 1
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. Features the typcal dance mix backbeat, Queen singing the chorus parts, Ming's sample from the movie, and a lot of electronic looping. It even manages to take out the best part of the song - Freddie's "just a man..." vocal solo. Pure crap.

Flash's Theme (with Vanguard) (Electro Mix) 7:23
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Performers: Queen + Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash vinyl release 2
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's Theme (Vanguard) (Tomcraft Remix) 7:06
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Performers: Queen + Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash CD single, Queen + Vanguard Flash vinyl release 2
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's Theme (Vanguard) (Smith and Selway Remix) 7:22
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Vanguard
Performers: Queen + Vanguard
Appears on: Queen + Vanguard Flash CD single, Queen + Vanguard Flash vinyl release 1
Again, more dance beat goodness (or should I say badness) with the occasional inclusion of Flash's Theme. This one is mostly electronic looping instrumental. Seven more minutes of crap.

Another One Bites The Dust (with Wyclef Jean) (LP Version) 4:20
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen + Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free
Appears on: Greatest Hits 3, Small Soldiers soundtrack, Queen + Wyclef Jean Another One Bites The Dust CD promo
A remix by Wyclef Jean with some additional Rap vocals by Wyclef, Pras, and Free. The backing track has been remixed as well.

Another One Bites The Dust (with Wyclef Jean) (Radio Edit) 4:00
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen + Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free
Appears on: Queen + Wyclef Jean Another One Bites The Dust CD promo
Same as the main version, except fading out 20 seconds earlier.

Another One Bites The Dust (with Wyclef Jean) (A Capella) 4:45
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen + Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free
Appears on: Queen + Wyclef Jean Another One Bites The Dust CD promo
This version has absolutely no instrumentation, just Wyclef, Freddie, Pras, and Free. There is some added spoken parts at the beginning, the end, and throughout the track. Kind of interesting.

Another One Bites The Dust (with Wyclef Jean) (Instrumental) 4:17
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen + Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free
Appears on: Queen + Wyclef Jean Another One Bites The Dust CD promo
The instrumental version of the regular version.

Another One Bites The Dust (with Wyclef Jean) (Team 1 Black Rock Star Main Pass Mix) 4:50
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen + Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free
Appears on: Queen + Wyclef Jean Another One Bites The Dust CD single
The best of the Wyclef Jean mixes by far. The backing track of the original song has been maintained more, with the bass riff being looped. The track starts with a vocal intro by Wyclef pondering if he can be a black rockstar. All of Wyclef's and Freddie's parts from the LP version have been maintained. I recommend this one over the LP version, just because more of the original song is maintained. Some of Brian's guitars even come through now and again.

Another One Bites The Dust (with Wyclef Jean) (Team 1 Black Rock Star Radio Edit) 4:19
Written by John Deacon
Performers: Queen + Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free
Appears on: Queen + Wyclef Jean Another One Bites The Dust CD single
An effective and a to the point edit of the Main Pass Mix. The edit probably works a little better than the full version just because there is little filler.