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Greatest Hits (Remastered)

QueenJanuary 1, 2011

Rock℗ This Compilation ℗ 2011 Queen Productions Ltd. under exclusive licence to Universal International Music BV

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	Songs		Popularity
1	Bohemian Rhapsody (Remastered 2011)	5:55
2	Another One Bites The Dust (Remastered 2011)	3:35
3	Killer Queen (Remastered 2011)	2:59
4	Fat Bottomed Girls (Remastered 2011)	3:22
5	Bicycle Race (Remastered 2011)	3:00
6	You're My Best Friend (Remastered 2011)	2:50
7	Don't Stop Me Now (Remastered)	3:29
8	Save Me (Remastered 2011)	3:48
9	Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Remastered 2011)	2:43
10	Somebody To Love (Remastered 2011)	4:56
11	Now I'm Here (Remastered 2011)	4:13
12	Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Remastered 2011)	2:53
13	Play The Game (Remastered 2011)	3:31
14	Flash (Remastered 2011)	2:47
15	Seven Seas Of Rhye (Remastered 2011)	2:47
16	We Will Rock You (Remastered)	2:01
17	We Are The Champions (Remastered 2011)	3:03
18	Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)	5:07

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1:03:06

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18

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January 1, 2011

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