The new compilation album 'Queen Forever' will include three previously unreleased tracks in which Freddie Mercury sings a duet with none other than Michael Jackson, an album of greatest hits and classics by the legendary British band Queen that will be released on November 11. The new unreleased duets will be "There must be more to life than this", a song that has been produced by the well-known William Orbit; the song "Let me in your heart again", which belongs to the recording sessions of the album "The works", and "Love kills", Mercury's first solo hit, composed with Giorgio Moroder, but this time released in version ballad.
'Queen Forever' It also includes classics from the band such as "Nevermore", the oldest song in the repertoire, from 1974, to "Too much love will kill you" (1995), and also great hits such as "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", "Somebody To Love "," These are the days of our lives "and" Words of love ", in which Mercury sang some of his phrases in Spanish.
Universal Music revealed in its press release that this new release has been specially supervised by Brian May and Roger Taylor and that it aspires to become "The definitive collection of Queen's lifelong love songs". Queen Forever will be published in different formats: in physical format, standard CD with 20 songs, double CD, with 36 songs and an additional booklet and the same songs are also available in digital format for download.