Bohemian Rhapsody may be one of Queen’s best-known songs but it is only one of a hefty discography. The inimitable rock band has a catalogue of which any music fan could sing at least three songs. From arena hits like We Will Rock You to ballads like Somebody to Love, Queen has penned some of the best songs of the 20th century.
What songs are on the Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack?
Queen, in its current form without the late, great Freddie Mercury, compiled the music for the film.
Both Brian May and Roger Taylor were heavily involved with the movie’s production, so the soundtrack was always going to be impressive.
The band collected never-before-released songs from their 1985 Live Aid concert.
The Live Aid material was recorded during the July 1985 show at Wembley Stadium in London, England.
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The soundtrack includes versions of the songs Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Gaga, Hammer to Fall, and We Are the Champions.
Bohemian Rhapsody’s soundtrack also includes new recordings of classic Queen hits.
For example, a new version of We Will Rock You incorporates both a studio cut and live performance audio with audience participation.
There is also a version of Don’t Stop Me Now which features new guitar parts from Brian May.
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Another boon for audiophiles, the soundtrack features a revamped arrangement of the famous 20th Century Fox opening instrumental, with May’s guitar.
The full soundtrack includes:
20th Century Fox Fanfare, arranged by Brian May.
Somebody to Love, from A Day at the Races.
Doing All Right… Revisited, performed by Smile; previously unreleased from Queen.
Keep Yourself Alive, live at the Rainbow Theatre, London, Sunday 31 March 1974; from Live at the Rainbow ’74.
Killer Queen from Sheer Heart Attack.
Fat Bottomed Girls, live in Paris, France, Tuesday 27 February 1979; previously unreleased from Jazz.
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Bohemian Rhapsody, from A Night at the Opera.
Now I’m Here, live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, Wednesday 24 December 1975 which appears on 2011 Bonus EP of Sheer Heart Attack.
Crazy Little Thing Called Love, from The Game.
Love of My Life, live at Rock in Rio Festival, Friday 18 January 1985 previously unreleased from A Night at the Opera.
We Will Rock You, a new movie mix; previously unreleased from News of the World.
Another One Bites the Dust, from The Game.
I Want to Break Free, from The Works.
Under Pressure, Hot Space, though in the movie the song was only performed by Queen.
Who Wants to Live Forever, from A Kind of Magic.
Bohemian Rhapsody, from Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 13 July 1985; previously unreleased as audio only from A Night at the Opera.
Radio Ga Ga, from Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 13 July 1985; previously unreleased as audio only from The Works.
Ay-Oh, from Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 13 July 1985; previously unreleased as audio only.
Hammer to Fall, from Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 13 July 1985; previously unreleased as audio only from The Works
We Are the Champions, from Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 13 July 1985; previously unreleased as audio only from News of the World.
Don’t Stop Me Now… Revisited, previously unreleased from Jazz.
The Show Must Go On, from Innuendo.
The Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack is available to purchase and stream now.
Bohemian Rhapsody is now playing in cinemas.