Produced by: Queen and David Richards
Recorded at: Mountain Studios and Metropolis Studios
UK Parlophone LP release: 4 February 1991 PCSD 115 / UK Chart #1
UK Parlophone CD release: CDPCSD 115
USA Hollywood Records CD release: 5 February 1991 HR-61020-2 / Billboard #30

Side One 1. Innuendo (Queen) 6:31 2. I'm Going Slightly Mad (Queen) 4:05 3. Headlong (Queen) 4:33 4. I Can't Live With You (Queen) 4:05 5. Ride The Wild Wind (Queen) 4:43

Side Two 1. All God's People (Queen/Moran) 3:55 2. These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Queen) 4:01 3. Delilah (Queen) 3:35 4. Don't Try So Hard (Queen) 3:23 5. The Hitman (Queen) 3:38 6. Bijou (Queen) 1:17 7. The Show Must Go On (Queen) 4:31

CD 1. Innuendo (Queen) 6:31 2. I'm Going Slightly Mad (Queen) 4:22 3. Headlong (Queen) 4:38 4. I Can't Live With You (Queen) 4:33 5. Don't Try So Hard (Queen) 3:39 6. Ride The Wild Wind (Queen) 4:43

7. All God's People (Queen/Moran) 4:21 8. These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Queen) 4:16 9. Delilah (Queen) 3:35 10. The Hitman (Queen) 4:57 11. Bijou (Queen) 3:37 12. The Show Must Go On (Queen) 4:31

Related Songs
Lost Opportunity (Queen), Queen Talks, Affairs, Grande Dame, Assassin, My Secret Fantasy, Robbery, Self Made Man

UK Singles
- Innuendo c/w Bijou 7" / UK Chart #1
- Innuendo (Explosive Version) c/w Under Pressure / Bijou 12"
- Innuendo (Explosive Version) c/w Under Pressure / Bijou 12" picture disc
- Innuendo (Explosive Version) / Under Pressure / Bijou CD single
- I'm Going Slightly Mad c/w The Hitman 7" / UK Chart #22
- I'm Going Slightly Mad c/w The Hitman 7" picture disc
- I'm Going Slightly Mad c/w The Hitman / Lost Opportunity 12"
- I'm Going Slightly Mad / The Hitman / Lost Opportunity CD single
- Headlong c/w All God's People 7" / UK Chart 14
- Headlong c/w All God's People / Mad The Swine 12"
- Headlong c/w All God's People / Mad The Swine 12" picture disc
- Headlong / All God's People / Mad The Swine 12" CD single
- The Show Must Go On c/w Keep Yourself Alive 7" / UK Chart #16
- The Show Must Go On / Keep Yourself Alive / Queen Talks c/w etching 12"
- The Show Must Go On / Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love) c/w Keep Yourself Alive / Queen Talks 12"
- The Show Must Go On / Keep Yourself Alive / Queen Talks / Body Language CD single
- The Show Must Go On / Now I'm Here / Fat Bottomed Girls / Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love) CD single

US Singles
- Headlong (Radio Edit) / Under Pressure cassette single / Did Not Chart
- These Are The Days Of Our Lives / Bijou cassette single / Did Not Chart
- The Show Must Go On / Bohemian Rhapsody cassette single / Did Not Chart

Queen's fourteenth studio album, Innuendo, is considered a creative return-to-form for the band and proved to be the final original material released during Freddie Mercury's lifetime. Released on February 4, 1991, it landed atop of the UK album charts, debuting at number 1 and eventually reaching platinum status. Innuendo came out one day later in the US, the band's first commercial product on their new record label Hollywood Records. The album peaked at number 30 there, reaching gold sales status. For the original 1991 vinyl and the 2009 re-release, eight tracks were edited to fit the album on a single LP. The full, unedited album was made available in 2015 as a 2 LP set.

Four singles were released to support the album. The title track, Innuendo, came out three weeks prior and like the album, peaked at number 1. Further singles include I'm Going Slightly Mad (UK 22), Headlong (UK 14) and The Show Must Go On (UK 16). After Freddie Mercury's death on November 24, 1991, Bohemian Rhapsody and These Are The Days Of Our Lives were released as a double A-side, reaching number 1 in the UK.

Several unfinished tracks such as Grande Dame and Affairs were attempted during the album sessions and remain unreleased. Lost Opportunity featuring Brian on lead vocals, was recorded in January 1991 just after the album was completed; the track was released as a B-Side to I'm Going Slightly Mad. Other tracks such as My Secret Fantasy, Robbery, and Self Made Man were recorded around this time period; it is unknown if they were part of the proper Innuendo sessions or recorded just after.

Innuendo (Album Version) 6:31
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 1
Innuendo (Explosive Version) 6:44
Appears on: UK Innuendo 12" vinyl, UK Innuendo CD single
The Explosive Version takes the album version and adds a long explosion sound effect at the end.

Innuendo (Greatest Hits II CD Edit) 6:28
Appears on: Greatest Hits II CD
This edit fades the ending of the album version by a few seconds. David Richards edited the track to fit on the Greatest Hits II CD.

Innuendo (Video Version) 6:40
Appears on: Greatest Flix II, A to Z
The video version adds wind effects at the beginning of the album version.

Innuendo (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 3:14
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
With a running time longer than some full Queen songs, this edit still removes large portions of the track, creating another highlights-type cut of the album track.

Innuendo (Roger's Guide Vocals)
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
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 2

I'm Going Slightly Mad (1991 Vinyl Edit) 4:05
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press, Greatest Hits II
I'm Going Slightly Mad, along with some other tracks, were edited to fit Innuendo onto a single vinyl record for it's original 1991 release. This is 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 (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:17
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
This teaser starts with the first verse of the album track with no intro music. It then goes into the first chorus, followed by a fade out.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Karaoke Version) 4:25
Appears on: Greatest Karaoke Hits
This is the full instrumental of the song, where you get to hear all of the weird little background effects in all their glory. No click track at the beginning.

I'm Going Slightly Mad (Totally Bonkers) 0:47
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 (Mad Mix) 4:37
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 on 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 (The eYe Version) 2:38
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 videogame sound effects in the background.

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

Headlong (1991 Vinyl Edit a.k.a. Single Edit a.k.a. Greatest Hits II Edit) 4:33
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press, Greatest Hits II, Dutch Headlong CD single, UK The Singles Collection Volume 4
The original 1991 Innuendo vinyl album had a few songs slightly edited for run-time. This edit removes the guitar note at the end.

Headlong (Radio Edit) 3:46
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.

Headlong (Canadian CHR Edit - No Guitar) 3:20
Appears on: Warner Music Canada promo CD
This rare promo edit, was meant for "light rock" radio stations in Canada. This version removes almost all of the instrumental sections and all of the guitar solo.

Headlong (Video Version) 4:43
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 (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:08
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
This short excerpt of the song sounds like an it was close to the final mix, but is missing the backing vocals and some instruments, like the guitar, have more presence in places.

Headlong (Embryo with Guide Vocal) 4:44
Appears on: UK 2011 Innuendo Deluxe CD
Headlong started off as a solo track for Brian's upcoming Back To The Light project. However when Brian 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 (Demo) 3:03
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 (Brian Guide Vocal Demo) 5:00
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).

Headlong (The eYe Version) 4:43
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.

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

I Can't Live With You (1991 Vinyl Edit) 4:05
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press
A few tracks on the origianl 1991 Innuendo vinyl album were edited for length. This is an effective edit of the album version, simply fading out early at 4:05.

I Can't Live With You (Unused Early Fade) 4:28
Appears on: Unused Abbey Road Innuendo 1/4" Production Reels
In 2018, collector Wilki Amieva purchased two Abbey Road Innuendo production reels from an Ukranian warehouse. When viewing the track order, one would assume these would be final production reels for the vinyl pressings. However, on closer inspection, this was not the case. Reel A has the full CD versions of Innuendo, I'm Going Slightly Mad and Headlong. I Can't Live With You and Ride The Wild Wind are both slightly edited, fading early. These edits did not appear on the final LP pressing. Reel B has the full version of These Are The Days Of Our Lives and the standard 1991 LP edits of Don't Try So Hard, The Hitman and Bijou.

I Can't Live With You (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:29
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
Starting with the second chorus and continuing with the second verse into the middle eight and fading out during the guitar solo of the album version.

I Can't Live With You (Brian Malouf Remix) 4:33
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 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
Appears on: US I Can't Live With You promo CD single
The edit of Brian Malouf's I Can't Live With You Remix removes some lyrics, "through the madness, through the years..." and some of Brian's solo after the 3 minute mark.

I Can't Live With You (1997 Rocks Retake) 4:47
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 from Roger (as opposed to programmed) throughout the entire track. Brian was inspired to add some new guitar parts as well. 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
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. It sounds very interesting, but a lot lighter than the album version.

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

Don't Try So Hard (1991 Vinyl Edit) 3:23
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press, Unused Abbey Road Innuendo 1/4" Production Reels
The original 1991 Innuendo vinyl album had a few tracks edited for time. Don't Try So Hard had the last 10 seconds of the song removed.

Don't Try So Hard (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:37
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
The last 1:37 of the song are featured here, as the track comes in on the "Oh, what a beautiful world..." middle eight, continues through the guitar solo and into the end of the song. The final whooshing sound is cut off, though.

Don't Try So Hard (Early Demo) 1:33
Appears on: Unreleased
This track was presented by Queen producer David Richards during the party to celebrate The Italian Queen Community's 5th anniversary online. The majority of the song is very similar to the final album version; there are differences however. Some of the backing track has differences in places, either from a different performance or just edited differently. Roger's drums, specifically, are very different during Brian's guitar solo. There are parts of Freddie's lead vocal that are from a different take as well. An audience recording was made during David Richards' presentation and has been shared.

Don't Try So Hard (The eYe Version) 1:33
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.

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

Ride The Wild Wind (Unused Early Fade) 4:37
Appears on: Unused Abbey Road Innuendo 1/4" Production Reels
In 2018, collector Wilki Amieva purchased two Abbey Road Innuendo production reels from an Ukranian warehouse. When viewing the track order, one would assume these would be final production reels for the vinyl pressings. However, on closer inspection, this was not the case. Reel A has the full CD versions of Innuendo, I'm Going Slightly Mad and Headlong. I Can't Live With You and Ride The Wild Wind are both slightly edited, fading early. These edits did not appear on the final LP pressing. Reel B has the full version of These Are The Days Of Our Lives and the standard 1991 LP edits of Don't Try So Hard, The Hitman and Bijou.

Ride The Wild Wind (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:25
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
This edit gives the album version an interesting treatment, trimming the vocal breaks between the first verse vocals, which is a bit of a surprise if your not expecting it. After the first verse, it jumps to the end of the song and fades out much like the album version does.

Ride The Wild Wind (Early Version with Guide Vocal) 4:14
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)
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.

Ride The Wild Wind (The eYe Version) 4:41
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. This one sounds really good!

All God's People (Album Version) 4:21
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 7

All God's People (1991 Vinyl Edit) 3:55
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press, Unused Abbey Road Innuendo 1/4" Production Reels
A few tracks were edited for time on the original 1991 Innuendo vinyl album. All God's People fades out much earlier than the album version, losing almost 30 seconds of the song's ending.

All God's People (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:22
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
This is the first 1:22 of the album version which fades outs at the "Gotta face up..." verse.

All God's People (Work-In-Progress Preview Mix) 1:52
Appears on: 13 Track Preview cassette for Capitol Records
In late 1988, a 13 track cassette was sent by Queen to executives at Capitol Records in the USA. The cassette served as a preview to their new, as of yet unnamed album. The cassette had excerpts of work-in-progress song versions to satisfy the curiosities of Capitol Records. Five of those tracks have leaked freely amongst traders (Scandal, Too Much Love Will Kill You, The Invisible Man, I Want It All, and The Miracle). All God's People began life as a Freddie solo track pre-Barcelona. When Barcelona came along, his current solo project was discarded in favor of his duet with Montserrat Caballé. The rumor is that Brian was going to play guitar on this track and Freddie was going to lend some vocals to Brian's yet to be finished album. As Freddie and the band became aware of his health, plans changed. All God's People ended up becoming a Queen track, finally becoming fully realized on the Innuendo album. This version features some different vocal bits from Freddie as well as some unique guitar bits from Brian. The backing track doesn't seem to be very different in this clip.

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

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (1991 Vinyl Edit) 4:01
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press
The original 1991 Innuendo vinyl album had a few tracks edited for time. Here, the drum intro is edited out. The track starts with Freddie's vocals.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Radio Edit) 3:59
Appears on: US These Are The Days Of Our Lives promo CD
Hollywood Records released a radio promo CD single for These Are The Days Of Our Lives in 1991. This version edits out some of Brian's guitar parts.

These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 0:56
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
This edit starts abruptly on the last chorus and continues to the end of the song, with a slightly early fade out compared to the album version.

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

Delilah (Album Version) 3:35
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 9

Delilah (Hints Of Innuendo Demo Edit) 1:22
Appears on: Hints of Innuendo Promo cassette
A slightly different version with different vocals from Freddie. This is an edit of a demo version, which is not as good as the final album version.

Delilah (Demo Version) 4:16
Appears on: Unreleased
A simple demo that is really the full version of the promo found on the Hints Of Innuendo promo tape. Instrumentation is similar to what is heard on the final album. Freddie's vocals are multitracked and vocals/lyrics are very incomplete in places. This demo is very similar to the style of other Freddie demos found on The Freddie Mercury Collection boxset.

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

The Hitman (1991 Vinyl Edit) 3:38
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press, Unused Abbey Road Innuendo 1/4" Production Reels
A few tracks were edited for time on the original 1991 vinyl release of Innuendo. This edit works fairly well, considering the album version's lengthy time. This vinyl edit removes much of the instrumental parts and fades out at the end. The album version is superior, but for those who think it is too long, they'll like this edit.

The Hitman (Hints Of Innuendo Demo Edit) 0:56
Appears on: Hints of Innuendo Promo Cassette
A 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's guide vocals.

The Hitman (The eYe Version 1) 1:08
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
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
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 11

Bijou (1991 Vinyl Edit) 1:17
Appears on: 1991 Innuendo vinyl album, 1992 Mexico Innuendo CD - First Press, Unused Abbey Road Innuendo 1/4" Production Reels
A few tracks were edited for time on the original 1991 vinyl release of Innuendo. A full two minutes of Brian's guitar performance have been cut, which is most of the song. All of Freddie's vocals are kept in place however.

Bijou (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:08
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
This is basically the short vocal performance from Freddie, the song's only lyrics, and it ends with a fade out right after.

Bijou (The eYe Version) 1:23
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
Appears on: Innuendo, Track 12

The Show Must Go On (Greatest Hits II CD Edit) 4:24
Appears on: Greatest Hits II CD
Some tracks, such as this one, were edited for time by David Richards on the Greatest Hits II CD. This version fades out 7 seconds earlier than the album version.

The Show Must Go On (Hints Of Innuendo Edit) 1:41
Appears on: Hints Of Innuendo Promo cassette
More of a highlights edit of the album version here, with jump cuts between portions of the track before fading out.

The Show Must Go On (Video CD Version) 4:16
Appears on: UK Greatest Flix I & II VCD
The Queen promo videos were released digitally for the first time in 1994 on video CD format. The two disc set featured Queen's most popular videos, some of which were minorly edited. The Show Must Go On is edited at the end, fading out early.

The Show Must Go On (Karaoke Version) 4:16
Appears on: Greatest Karaoke Hits
A slightly edited instrumental version of the song, fading out a bit earlier. There is no click track at the beginning.

The Show Must Go On (The eYe Version) 4:27
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.

Lost Opportunity 3:54
Appears on: I'm Going Slightly Mad 12" vinyl, I'm Going Slightly Mad CD single, Japan Headlong promo CD single, UK 2011 Innuendo Deluxe CD
Written by Brian, but credited to Queen, Lost Opportunity was written in 1990 and recorded in January 1991 at Mountain Studios in just one take. Lost Opportunity is a nice, bluesy track that features Brian on vocals. This one is worth finding and would have made a good solo track for Brian.

Queen Talks 1:46
Appears on: The Show Must Go On CD single, The Show Must Go On 12" vinyl, UK The Singles Collection Volume 4
Just a bunch of snippets from various Queen interviews.

Grand Dame (Instrumental Demo) 2:21
Appears on: Unreleased
Grand Dame is a fully instrumental jam from a 1989 studio session). This track was presented by Queen producer David Richards during the party to celebrate The Italian Queen Community's 5th anniversary online. This instrumental would have served as the basis for a backing track. It is unknown if a more complete version of this song exists. An audience recording was made during David Richards' presentation and has been shared.

Affairs (Demo) 3:27
Appears on: Unreleased
Affairs is a somewhat complete demo with vocals and unfinished lyrics from a 1989 studio session. This track was presented by Queen producer David Richards during the party to celebrate The Italian Queen Community's 5th anniversary online. The song has a slower tempo and features the entire band performing. It is unknown if a more complete version of this song exists. An audience recording was made during David Richards' presentation and has been shared.

Assassin
Appears on: Unreleased
Assassin is rumored to be an early demo of Innuendo.

My Secret Fantasy (Demo) 2:34
Appears on: Unreleased
This track is heavy on synthesizer keyboards. Freddie's vocals are very early and the lyrics are simplistic. Vocals are a tad rough, probably just to be used as a guide vocal. Sounds like a John Deacon track with some Freddie input.

Robbery (Demo) 2:04
Appears on: Unreleased
A heavier unreleased track featuring lots of guitar. Lyrics are still fairly simplistic since this one is a demo. Freddie's infamous "na na na na" parts are there for future lyrics. Would have been a nice song to accompany The Hitman. Freddie sings all vocals. Mostly instrumental though. Brian probably wrote this one.

Self Made Man (Demo) 4:38
Appears on: Unreleased
A really neat demo featuring both Brian and Freddie on vocals. Mostly synthesizer, bass, and drums with a guitar solo from Brian. Brian sings most of the lead vocals and then Freddie comes in with his bit (kind of like the setup on Sail Away Sweet Sister). Track has a very long instrumental outro. I would assume that this one was written by Brian and Freddie.