(Classic Rock / Hard Rock / Pop Rock) Queen - Singles Collection Vol. 4 - 2010, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps

1. The Miracle
2. Stone Cold Crazy (Live)

1. Innuendo
2. Bijou

1. I’m Going Slightly Mad
2. The Hitman

1. Headlong
2. All God’s People

1. The Show Must Go On
2. Queen Talks

1. Bohemian Rhapsody
2. These Are The Days Of Our Lives

1. Heaven For Everyone (Single Version)
2. It’s A Beautiful Day

1. A Winter’s Tale
2. Rock In Rio Blues

1. Too Much Love Will Kill You
2. I Was Born To Love You

1. Let Me Live
2. We Will Rock You (Live)
3. We Are The Champions (Live)

1. You Don’t Fool Me (Edit)
2. You Don’t Fool Me (Album Version)

1. No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young)
2. We Will Rock You (The Rick Rubin ‘Ruined’ Remix)
3. The Prize (Instrumental Remix for ‘The Eye’)

1. Under Pressure Rah Mix (Radio Edit)
2. Under Pressure (Mike Spencer Remix)
3. Under Pressure (Live At Knebworth)

The closing chapter to the entire history of Queen’s worldwide singles releases, Volume 4 tracks the band’s output through the latter years of 1989 to 1999.
The 13 CD singles housed in this set complete the project to rediscover every one of Queen’s singles to have made the top 40 anywhere in the world, all replicated in faithful detail to their original form.

The last of the four chapters of queen music collections is sobering and sad. was sobering because of the "The Miracle" album (05/1989) path chosen to place on the single B-sides unreleased songs, with "Innuendo" album (02/1991) discontinued and consistently, although there had been quite unused studio material to do so. Sadly, because of singer Freddie Mercury and flagship aged just 45 years ago on 11/24/1991 at his HIV disease and died as a human creative gap left behind, which was never again to fill.
The Singles Collection Vol 4 "begins with the fifth and final single from the eponymous" The Miracle "album that has the focus after the very trendy" A Kind Of Magic "album (06/1986) coming more to put rock songs without the fun of radio pop song completely suitable to sweep under the table, bringing the band their trademark from the early 70s, was successfully transported to the final phase of the 80's.
With the 14th Studio album "Innuendo" was indicated at more and more what one of "The Miracle" could already guess: Freddie Mercury was struck and health will no longer be able to tour with Queen. The time used the band to 'Innuendo' in London and Montreux currently rehearsing than two years after "The Miracle" to be published. As the result was present, it was regarded by many as the strongest side of Queen album since the late 70s. And in fact, was the first single - the title track "Innuendo" - a progressive masterpiece with 6 ½ minutes of playing time, it had been "Bohemiam rhapsody" no longer exists. The album was both hard rock songs ("Headlong") and with very simple and catchy pop songs ("I'm going slightly mad") pass, presented but also very emotional songs like "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" and all especially "The show must go on", in relation to Freddie Mercury did not bode well.
How much had to chew the tape to the death of Freddie Mercury, the 15th showing, posthumously published work-Queen "Made In Heaven" (11/1995). The band had the "Innuendo" sessions and more or less seamlessly continued at the request of Freddie Mercury continued to work on new songs. But only took 2 ½ years after his death, the band before the songs, in order to develop a farewell work. This is sometimes very old recordings from the 80s have been unearthed, which has since recorded solo works by Roger Taylor ("Heaven for everyone") and Brian May ("Too much love will kill you") landed. The Mercury was singing in parts taken from old demos and integrated into the new version. This approach was discussed among fans and ambivalent in the press, but brought to tears a few touching moments with him ("A winter's tale") that the theatrics were in the works of Queen absolutely fair.
Thereafter, the usual exploitation of the Queen catalog followed with the albums "Greatest Hits II", "Queen Rocks", "Greatest Hits III" and "Absolute Greatest," which continues, and in the future.