Announcing the release of Batch 3 of the Queen Remasters and the latest Deep Cuts as part of the band's 40th Anniversary celebrations. This includes the albums The Works, A Kind Of Magic, The Miracle, Innuendo, Made In Heaven.

Between 1984 and 1995 Queen released their last five studio albums and consolidated their reputation as the biggest, brashest and boldest band in the world. They achieved legendary status as they delivered THE defining performance of the century at Live Aid as well as headlining massive stadium concerts all over the world. Queen also released some of their best loved and most anthemic work in this period, before and after the passing of Freddie Mercury in 1991.

Released in 1991 Innuendo was Queen's fourteenth studio album but more importantly it was also to be the final studio album to be released in Freddie Mercury's lifetime and as such was the last Queen album to be composed entirely of new material. Innuendo featured the hit singles The Show Must Go On and These Are The Days Of Our Lives. Stylistically, Innuendo is in some sense a return to Queen's roots, with its harder rock sound, complex musical composition (title track), psychedelic effects ("I'm Going Slightly Mad"), and strong vocals from Mercury ranging over four octaves. Mercury died ten months after its release. Current estimates at the worldwide sales of the album stand at around 11 million copies.