Queen
Innuendo

More than 130 million records sold worldwide, 30 million just after 1991... ladies and gentleman... the Queen

In the world, there are seven wonders... right?

Since November 25, 1991, they have become eight, because the Queen became part (even long before '91) of the indelible history of world rock.

'Innuendo' is the last album they recorded in the studio while Freddie was agonizing towards a cruel death... but the king of rock, like any mortal singer, could have thought only of himself, and instead... he did not want to disappoint his fans to the end, pulling yet another ace from his sleeve... "INNUENDO." The album is an exceptional mix of ballads, poetry, and rock. "Innuendo" is the first track of the album and is comparable to 'Bohemian Rhapsody' both in track length and as a song, although "Innuendo" is much, much more rock. The video is simply fantastic in its images... what more can we say?

"I'm going slightly mad" is pure poetry, a melancholic and ironic song in a low voice (extraordinary!), the black and white video is the actual vision of a sick but not visibly so Freddie Mercury... it gives chills! "Headlong" seems not to belong to this 1991 album, because Freddie's grit and voice and the group's sounds seem to be those of the best times... overwhelming! "I can live with you" and "Don't try so hard" run on the same wavelength, good songs but nothing more. "Ride the wild wind" is a song that gives energy, grit,end, with a sound that towards the end rises with bass and guitar that give chills. A very underrated song in my opinion. "All God's People" the seventh track of the album is a gospel song... it ends in anonymity.

"These are the days of our lives" is the true visual testament of Freddie Mercury's death, the text is pure poetry, it excites, raises a praise to life and to those who give it... what can we say, paradise in a music studio! If "I'm going slightly mad" is the actual vision of the illness, here everything becomes visible, with a very thin Mercury "immobile" in front of the cameras. But all this does not stop the great Freddie and his band, allowing them to produce a great video and a wonderful song... The final part gives chills with Freddie saying I STILL LOVE YOU... is it a goodbye or a see you later to all of us fans? Who knows....

"Delilah" is dedicated to one of his many feline friends named "Delilah," with Brian May in the song making his Red Special meow like a fairy tale! "The Hitman" is the last rock song of the Queen, they let themselves go, they seem not to set any limit, with a Mercury always fantastic (we are still in 1991!), and a band accompanying him as always as great poets of music!
"Bijou" is the dedication that Brian May makes to his childhood colleague and friend Freddie, with a guitar that moves you and lyrics suitable for all who love each other!

"The show must go on" the testament of his death sung... fantastic!!!!! What can we say? I won't comment.. listen to it and it comments itself. It gives chills... the voice, the guitar, the bass, and the drums seem to unite to consecrate one of the greatest bands in the world.... the QUEEN.. the immortals.