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  1. Bohemian Rhapsody
  2. '39
  3. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care
  4. A Human Body
  5. A Kind Of Magic
  6. A Winter's Tale
  7. Action This Day
  8. Ain't Put Nothin' Down
  9. All Dead All Dead
  10. All God's People
  11. Another One Bites The Dust
  12. Another World
  13. April Lady
  14. Baby It's Alright
  15. Back Chat
  16. Back To The Light
  17. Bad Queen
  18. Barcelona
  19. Better Things
  20. Beyond The Sea
  21. Bicycle Race
  22. Big Bad Caused a Mighty Fine Sensation
  23. Big Spender
  24. Bijou
  25. BLAG
  26. Blurred Vision
  27. Body Count
  28. Body Language
  29. Breakthru
  30. Brighton Rock
  31. Bring Back That Leroy Brown
  32. C-lebrity
  33. Call Me
  34. Calling All Girls
  35. Calling You
  36. Can't Get Enough
  37. Coming Soon
  38. Contact
  39. Cool Cat
  40. Cosmos Rockin'
  41. Covered In Rain
  42. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
  43. Crazy Love
  44. Dancer
  45. Dead On Time
  46. Dear Friends
  47. Death On Two Legs
  48. Delilah
  49. Dog With a Bone
  50. Doing All Right
  51. Don't Lose Your Head
  52. Don't Stop Me Now
  53. Don't Try So Hard
  54. Don't Try Suicide
  55. Drag
  56. Dragon Attack
  57. Dreamers Ball
  58. Driven By You
  59. Drowse
  60. Ensueño
  61. Fat Bottomed Girls
  62. Father To Son
  63. Feel Like Makin' Love
  64. Fight From The Inside
  65. Flash
  66. Friends Will Be Friends
  67. Fun It
  68. Funny How Love Is
  69. Get Down Make Love
  70. Gimme Some Lovin
  71. Gimme The Prize
  72. God Save The Queen
  73. Going Back
  74. Good Company
  75. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
  76. Great King Rat
  77. Guide Me Home
  78. Hammer To Fall
  79. Hang On In There
  80. Headlong
  81. Heartland
  82. Heaven For Everyone
  83. Hello Mary Lou
  84. Hijack My Hearth
  85. How Can I Go On
  86. I Can't Live With You
  87. I Go Crazy
  88. I Guess We're Falling Out
  89. I Want It All
  90. I Want To Break Free
  91. I Was Born To Love You
  92. I'm Going Slightly Mad
  93. I'm In Love With My Car
  94. If You Can't Beat Them
  95. In My Defence
  96. In Only Seven Days
  97. In The Lap Of The Gods
  98. Innuendo
  99. Is Everybody Happy?
  100. Is This The World We Created?
  101. It's a Beautiful Day
  102. It's a Hard Life
  103. It's Late
  104. It's So You
  105. Old Men
  106. One Vision
  107. One Year Of Love
  108. Play The Game
  109. Polar Bear
  110. Princes Of The Universe
  111. Put Out The Fire
  112. Radio Ga Ga
  113. Rain Must Fall
  114. Revelation
  115. Ride The Wild Wind
  116. Rock It
  117. Sail Away Sweet Sister
  118. Say It's Not True
  119. Small
  120. Small Reprise
  121. Some Things That Glitter
  122. Still Burnin'
  123. Surf's Up... School's Out !
  124. The Show Must Go On
  125. Through The Night
  126. Time to Shine
  127. Voodoo
  128. Warboys (A Prayer For Peace)
  129. We Believe

Queen + Paul Rodgers (sometimes referred to as Q+PR or QPR) was a collaboration between Queen (Brian May and Roger Taylor) and Paul Rodgers, formerly of Bad Company, Free, The Firm and The Law. Guitarist May had previously performed with Rodgers on several occasions, including a performance at the Royal Albert Hall. After they first performed together at the 10 October 2004 induction of Queen to the UK Music Hall of Fame, it was made clear that Rodgers would not be replacing Queen's former lead singer, Freddie Mercury, who died on 24 November 1991, and instead, would simply be "featured with" past Queen members. Former Queen bass guitarist John Deacon declined to participate in the collaboration after having retired in 1997. The group's three principal members, May, Taylor and Rodgers, were supplemented on tour by Queen's former touring keyboard player, Spike Edney, rhythm guitarist Jamie Moses, and bass guitarist Danny Miranda, who had previously worked with Blue Öyster Cult. Throughout their career, the band completed two world tours, issued the first studio album for Queen in nearly 15 years entitled, The Cosmos Rocks, and released two live albums and three live DVDs. Rodgers announced in May 2009 that the Queen + Paul Rodgers collaboration had come to an end, saying, "it was never meant to be a permanent arrangement." He did, however, leave open the possibility for future collaborations. This collaboration was then followed by another collaboration, this time with Adam Lambert, called Queen + Adam Lambert.

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