Исполнитель: Freddie Mercury
Альбом: The Very Best Of Freddie Mercury Solo
Год: 2006
Жанр: Rock
Формат: Mp3, VBR 210 kb/s, 44100 Hz, Stereo
Количество композиций: 35 (2 CD)
Общее время: 2:34:12
Размер: 223.10 Мб



Описание (с обложки):
2006 digitally remastered collection of solo recordings by Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury, celebrating what would have been his 60th birthday. Features tracks taken from his albums Mr. Bad Guy (1985) and Barcelona (1988), both sides of his 1973 Larry Lurex single plus 'Love Kills', his contribution to the Metropolis soundtrack, and more. Most of the tracks featured here are the original album and/or single versions of these outstanding solo recordings as opposed to the posthumous remixes that have been released time and time again since his untimely death in 1991. 19 tracks total including 'The Great Pretender', 'Living On My Own', 'Made In Heaven' and more.

CD1:
1. In My Defence
2. The Great Pretender
3. Livin On My Own (1993 Radio Mix)
4. Made In Heaven
5. Love Kills
6. There Must Be More To Life Than This
7. Guide Me Home
8. How Can I Go On
9. Foolin Around
10. Time
11. Barcelona
12. Love Me Mike Theres No Tomorrow
13. I Was Born To Love You
14. The Golden Boy
15. Mr Bad Guy
16. The Great Pretender (Malouf Remix)
17. Love Kills (Star Rider Remix)
18. I Can Hear Music
19. Goin Back
20. Guide Me Home (Thierry Lang Piano Version) (Bonus Track)

CD2:
1. Love Kills (Sunshine People Radio Mix)
2. Made In Heaven (Extended Version)
3. Living On My Own (The Egg Remix)
4. Love Kills (Rank 1 Remix)
5. Mr Bad Guy (Bad Circulation Version)
6. I Was Born To Love You (George Demure Almost Vocal Mix)
7. My Love Is Dangerous (Extended Version)
8. Love Makin Love (Demo)
9. Love Kills (Pixel82 Remix)
10. I Was Born To Love You (Extended Version)
11. Foolin Around (Early Version)
12. Living On My Own (No More Brothers Extended Mix)
13. Love Kills (More Order Rework By The Glimmers)
14. Your Kind Of Lover (Vocal And Piano Version)
15. Lets Turn It On (A Cappella)

-Мало кто из нас может вынести бремя богатства. Конечно, чужого. (Марк Твен)