QUEEN: Made in Heaven CD [with original 'Q' embroidered, embossed, raised black inlay tray] Check all samples + videos

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Track listing
1. It's a Beautiful Day
2. Made in Heaven
3. Let Me Live
4. Mother Love
5. My Life Has Been Saved
6. I Was Born to Love You
7. Heaven for Everyone
8. Too Much Love Will Kill You
9. You Don't Fool Me
10. A Winter's Tale
11. It's a Beautiful Day (Reprise)
12. (Untitled)
13. (Untitled)

Detailed song list:
1. "It's a Beautiful Day" Queen (Freddie Mercury) 2:32
2. "Made in Heaven" Mercury 5:25
3. "Let Me Live" Queen 4:45
4. "Mother Love" Brian May, Mercury 4:49
5. "My Life Has Been Saved" Queen (John Deacon) 3:15
6. "I Was Born to Love You" Mercury 4:49
7. "Heaven for Everyone" Roger Taylor 5:36
8. "Too Much Love Will Kill You" May, Frank Musker, Elizabeth Lamers 4:20
9. "You Don't Fool Me" Queen 5:24
10. "A Winter's Tale" Queen (Mercury) 3:49
11. "It's a Beautiful Day (Reprise)" Queen (Mercury) 3:01
12. "Yeah" Queen 0:04
13. "[Untitled Hidden Track]" Queen (David Richards, Taylor, May) 22:32
Length: 70:21

Queen:
Freddie Mercury (vocals, piano, keyboards);
Brian May (guitar, keyboards, vocals);
John Deacon (bass, keyboards);
Roger Taylor (drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals).
Additional personnel: Rebecca Leigh-White, Gary Martin, Catherine Porter, Miriam Stockley (background vocals).
Engineers: David Richards, Justin Shirley-Smith, Joshua J. Macrae.

Singles from Made in Heaven
"Heaven for Everyone"
Released: 23 October 1995
"A Winter's Tale"
Released: 18 December 1995
"I Was Born to Love You"
Released: 28 February 1996 (Japan only)
"Too Much Love Will Kill You"
Released: 26 March 1996
"Let Me Live"
Released: 17 June 1996
"You Don't Fool Me"
Released: 18 November 1996
Not a posthumous collection of odds and ends but an album actually recorded in the final months of Freddie Mercury's struggle with AIDS, MADE IN HEAVEN is full-force Queen. Their dynamic theatrics charge the album, as Mercury's unrivaled voice and the band's grand production aesthetic resound clearer than ever before.
MADE IN HEAVEN captures all the explosiveness that made Queen one of the most magical big-rock bands of the '70s and '80s. Mercury's powerful voice soars to heights that mere pop singers simply aren't able to grasp. On "It's A Beautiful Day," and particularly on the song's refrain, his regal vocal prowess reminds the listener that this is a man who could sing opera but still rock harder than most heavy metal screamers. The rest of the band is equally brutal in its precision: Brian May's sophisticated guitar work, and the eloquent, sympathetic rhythm section of bassist John Deacon and drummer Roger Taylor make this collection of rock music a moving affair.
Throughout their career, Queen beckoned the acceptance of a broader range of pop-rock. Mercury's vocals soared beyond the rock idiom, and May's dignified guitar arrangements may never be equaled. Freddie Mercury will be forever missed, but the unrestrained beauty of MADE IN HEAVEN captures him in a loving portrait.