"Limited Edition 4 Lp + Bonus 12'' Vinyl Box Set Queen Forever Is A Thrilling Showcase For Exclusive New Queen Recordings But Equally As Much A P"an To The Extraordinary Musical Achievements Of John Deacon, Brian May, Roger Taylor And The Late Freddie Mercury, Whose Singular Talent We Again Get To Marvel At Through This Meticulously Presented 36 Track Collection. Four Lps Containing 'Queen Forever' Bonus 12'' Single 'Let Me In Your Heart Again (William Orbit Mix)' On Etched Vinyl 180Gram Heavyweight Vinyl In Lift-Off Lid Box Featuring A Gold Foil Queen Logo Lp1: Side A Let Me In Your Heart Again Love Kills - The Ballad There Must Be More To Life Than This (William Orbit Mix) Play The Game Dear Friends Side B You'Re My Best Friend Love Of My Life Drowse You Take My Breath Away Spread Your Wings Lp2: Side A Long Away Lily Of The Valley Don'T Try So Hard Bijou These Are The Days Of Our Lives Side B Nevermore Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love) Who Wants To Live Forever I Was Born To Love You Lp3: Side A Somebody To Love Crazy Little Thing Called Love Friends Will Be Friends Jealousy Side B One Year Of Love A Winter'S Tale '39 Mother Love Lp4: Side A It'S A Hard Life Save Me Made In Heaven Too Much Love Will Kill You Side B Sail Away Sweet Sister The Miracle Is This The World We Created...? In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited Forever Bonus 12'' Single: Side A Let Me In Your Heart Again (William Orbit Mix) Side B Queen Forever Etching " WU-050087351373,"Queen'S Meteoric Ascendancy During The 1970S Has Been Well Documented. From Their Gloriously Ambitious Self-Titled Debut Album Of 1973 Through To The Album That Put Them In The Superstar Bracket, 1975'S A Night At The Opera, And Beyond, This Unique Group Carved Out A Singular Path As The Most Visionary, Inventive And Charismatic Band Of That Epic Decade. But There Is Another Side To Queen'S Rise That Has Been Largely Overlooked. Between February 1973 And October 1977, The Band Recorded Six Radio Sessions Exclusively For The Bbc. The Twenty Four Recordings These Landmark Sessions Produced Include Alternate Versions Of The Debut Single, Unique Takes Of Classic Album Tracks And Even A Radically Reworked Reimagining Of One Of Their Best Known Anthems That Has Never Previously Appeared On Any Queen Studio Release. Now, For The Very First Time, All Six Queen Bbc Sessions - Meticulously Restored By Queen Engineer Kris Fredriksson And Mastered By Grammy Award Winner Adam Ayan - Have Been Brought Together On Queen On Air, Released On November 4 By Virgin Emi. North America Through Hollywood Records. Available As A 2-Cd Set And A 3-Lp Vinyl Edition, Plus A Deluxe 6-Disc Edition Featuring A Cd Of Live Broadcasts And 3 Cds Of Radio Interviews, Queen On Air Is An Essential Addition For Connoisseurs Of The Band. Queen On Air Is More Than Just A Collection Of Rare Recordings - It Is A Glorious Snapshot Of The Growth Of A Legend. Queen'S Very First Session For The Bbc, Which Opens Queen On Air, Dates From February 1973, Five Months Before The Release Of The Band'S Debut Album And Single. Imagine That You Are Listening To The Radio In Early 1973; No-One In The World Has Heard Any Queen Recordings Ever! John Peel Plays My Fairy King, The Very First Queen Song To Be Broadcast On Radio Anywhere, And The Story Begins. He Follows With Keep Yourself Alive (The Song Which Later Became Their First Single), The Laidback Doing All Right And The Epic Rock Operetta Liar - All Of Which Serve Notice Of The Arrival Of A Major New Musical Force. The Band Returned To The Bbc For Their Second Session In July 1973, The Same Month Their Debut Album Was Released. Revisiting Keep Yourself Alive And Liar, This Time They Also Covered The Heavy-As-Lead Son And Daughter And The Bluesy See What A Fool I'Ve Been. The Latter, Which Has Never Appeared On Any Queen Studio Album, Would Later Be Re-Recorded And Become The B-Side Of Their Breakthrough Hit Single Seven Seas Of Rhye In 1974. By The Time Queen Recorded Their Third Bbc Session In December 1973, They Had Already Begun Work On Their Second Album, Queen Ii (Eventually Released In March 1974). The Band Premiered A New Song Which Would Feature On That Album, Ogre Battle, Alongside Three Classics From Its Predecessor, The Galloping Great King Rat, The Roger Taylor-Sung Modern Times Rock'N'Roll And A New Version Of Son And Daughter. Two More Queen Ii Songs Were Recorded During A Subsequent Session In April 1974 - The Epic White Queen (As It Began) And The Delicate Ballad Nevermore, Alongside A Re-Recorded Modern Times Rock'N'Roll. Queen'S Penultimate Session For The Bbc Took Place In October 1974, A Month Before The Release Of Their Classic Third Album, Sheer Heart Attack. The Session Saw The Debut Of Four Songs From That Record: The Dazzling Now I'M Here, The Proto-Heavy Metal Attack Of Stone Cold Crazy, The Caustic Flick Of The Wrist And Tenement Funster, Their Celebration Of The Rock'N'Roll Lifestyle. It Would Be Another Three Years Before Queen Returned To The Bbc For Their Sixth And Final Session, By Which Time The Success Of Bohemian Rhapsody Had Turned Them Into A Global Phenomenon. On October 28Th 1977, They Recorded Some Radically Different Versions Of Four Songs From The Brand New News Of The World Album, On The Same Day As It Was Given Its Uk Release: The Epic Power Ballad Spread Your Wings, The Steel-Plated Rocker It'S Late, The Dusky Jazz Number My Melancholy Blues And Two Significantly Contrasting Renditions Of The Global Hit We Will Rock You - The 'Regular' Version And The 'Fast' Version, A Full-Tilt Guitar-Heavy Take On The Song. The Accelerated Version On Queen On Air Is The Only Known Studio Recording Of This Live Favourite. '''We Will Rock You' - Profundity Or Just Another Teenage Anthem!?'', Remarks John Peel On Playing The Track. Peel Is The Person Who Famously Once Said (On Air) Of The Band, ''I'Ve Never Seen Them Live. I Must Admit I'D Like To - A Band That Sounds Like Nutters, Actually, And I Like That Because I Like Rock Music To Sound A Little Out Of Control.'' To Complete The Full Picture, The 6-Cd Deluxe Edition Includes Queen Live On Air - A Single Disc Featuring Highlights Of Three Live Concert Broadcasts: Queen Live At The Golders Green Hippodrome, From September 1973, Their First Concert To Be Transmitted On Radio Anywhere In The World. Also, Queen Performing In Brazil At Sao Paulo'S Gigantic Morumbi Stadium To A Record-Setting Audience Of 131,000 Originally Relayed Live On Radio And Tv In March 1981 On The Badeirantes Network During The Band'S Infamous South America Bites The Dust Tour. Finally, Queen'S Penultimate Live Concert Radio Broadcast. Aired Less Than Four Weeks Before Their Last Show With Freddie, This Was A Live Emission From The Show In Mannheim Germany, In June 1986 During The Mighty Magic Tour. The Set Further Offers A Captivating Selection Of Radio Interviews With Both The Whole Band And The Individual Members At Various Points Between 1976 And 1992. Queen On Air: The Interviews (3 Cds) Delivers A Compelling Three And A Half Hour Distillation Of Revealing Encounters Recorded For The Bbc And Capital Radio In London Between 1976-1992. Spanning 220 Minutes, The Seventeen Interviews Represent Significant Landmarks In The Queen Story. Talking With Some Of Britain'S Best Known Broadcasters And Presenters, The Band Reflect On Various Moments In Their Musical History, Influences And Aspirations, And Provide Some Memorable Quotes, Such As Roger Taylor'S Now Famous Description Of Queen'S 1984 Works Tour As Having ''More Lights And Spectacle Than The Vatican''. On A More Serious Note, From June 1982, Brian Discusses The Hot Space Album And Explains Why The Non-Compromising Anti-Gun Song Put Out The Fire Is Immediately Followed On The Album By Life Is Real (Freddie'S Song For John Lennon). Elsewhere, In A 1981 Interview Recorded During The Band'S South American Adventure, John Deacon Provides Some Rare Insight Into Some Of The More Unusual Demands Of The Tour, Including Why It Was Necessary To Fly In 75 Tons Of Stage Equipment And An Entire Football Pitch-Worth Of Astro Turf. Roger Is Interviewed By Richard Skinner And Tommy Vance In 1979 And 1980 To Promote The New Queen Albums Of The Time, Live Killers And Flash Gordon Respectively, And In A Bbc Radio 1 Interview With Simon Bates In 1985, Freddie (Drinking Vodka While The Host Sips Tea!) Talks Candidly About The Public Perception Of Him, About Playing 'Rock And Roll Dodgems', His Image, Private Life, And Working With Mich"l Jackson And David Bowie. Freddie, As He Was Generally Accustomed To Doing, Steals The Show Again During A 1976 Encounter With His Friend Kenny Everett, On His Capital Radio Programme. The Host Attempts To Throw His Guest Off Balance By Handing Him A Weather Report To Read Out On Air, Without Warning, While Freddie Does His Utmost To Maintain His Composure. Queen On Air Also Provides Us With The Very Last Interview Brian, John, Freddie And Roger Would Give Together. Being Interviewed For A 'Queen For An Hour' Special With Bbc Radio 1'S Mike Read To Promote The New Album The Miracle And Broadcast During The May Bank Holiday Weekend Of 1989, Read Makes The Most Of His One Hour With Queen By Cajoling All Kinds Of Details From His Guests And Covering Significant And Often Enthralling Ground. Rare Candor Emerges, Particularly From Freddie, As Well As Poignant And Amusing Moments. Aside WU-050087364212,"The Story And Characters Audiences Know And Love Come To Spectacular Life In The Live-Action Adaptation Of Disney'S Animated Classic ''Beauty And The Beast,'' A Stunning, Cinematic Event Celebrating One Of The Most Beloved Tales Ever Told. Tracklist: Side 1: 1. Belle (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Emma Watson And Luke Evans And Ensemble - Beauty And The Beast, 2. How Does A Moment Last Forever (Music Box) (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Kevin Kline, 3. Belle (Reprise) (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Emma Watson, 4. Gaston (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Josh Gad And Luke Evans And Ensemble - Beauty And The Beast, 5. Be Our Guest (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Ewan Mcgregor And Emma Thompson And Gugu Mbatha-Raw And Ian Mckellen, 6. Days In The Sun (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Adam Mitchell And Stanley Tucci And Ewan Mcgregor And Gugu Mbatha-Raw And Ian Mckellen And Emma Thompson And Emma Watson And Audra Mcdonald And Clive Rowe, 7. Something There (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Emma Watson And Dan Stevens And Ewan Mcgregor And Ian Mckellen And Emma Thompson And Nathan Mack And Gugu Mbatha-Raw, 8. How Does A Moment Last Forever (Montmartre) (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Emma Watson Side 2: 1. Beauty And The Beast (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Emma Thompson, 2. Evermore (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Dan Stevens, 3. The Mob Song (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Luke Evans And Josh Gad And Ensemble - Beauty And The Beast And Emma Thompson And Ian Mckellen And Stanley Tucci And Nathan Mack And Gugu Mbatha-Raw And Ewan Mcgregor, 4. Beauty And The Beast (Finale) (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Audra Mcdonald And Emma Thompson And Ensemble - Beauty And The Beast, 5. How Does A Moment Last Forever (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Celine Dion, 6. Beauty And The Beast (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Ariana Grande And John Legend, 7. Evermore (From ''Beauty And The Beast''/Soundtrack Version)- Performed By Josh Groban