Queen's compilation of love songs, Queen Forever, features three unreleased tracks and is due out Nov. 10. The band shared a trailer for the album today (Oct. 9) on YouTube.

The collection, which comes as a standard album or deluxe, two-disc package, will span love songs from 1974's Sheer Heart Attack to 1995's Made in Heaven, Rolling Stone reports. The trailer shows archival footage of the band recording, hanging out, and playing live in front of its legions of devoted fans. Frontman Freddie Mercury, who died in 1991 from complications due to AIDS, talks in the video about when the King of Pop invited him to record a tune.

"When I was spending some time in [Los Angeles] with friends, [Jackson] said, 'Why don't we try something?'" Mercury says in old footage. "One day it will probably be finished." The result of those sessions was the Michael Jackson duet "There Must Be More to Life Than This," which will be one of the three new tracks.

The other two new songs include a 1984 outtake from The Works titled "Let Me in Your Heart Again" and a Queen-assisted take on one of Mercury's solo recordings "Love Kills," the band's website states.

Queen Forever Deluxe Tracklist

 Disc One
01. Let Me In Your Heart Again
02. Love Kills – The Ballad
03. There Must Be More to Life Than This (William Orbit Mix)
04. Play the Game
05. Dear Friends
06. You’re My Best Friend
07. Love of My Life
08. Drowse
09. You Take My Breath Away
10. Spread Your Wings
11. Long Away
12. Lily of the Valley
13. Don’t Try So Hard
14. Bijou
15. These Are the Days of Our Lives
16. Nevermore
17. Las Palabras De Amor
18. Who Wants to Live Forever
 Disc Two
01. I Was Born to Love You
02. Somebody to Love
03. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
04. Friends Will Be Friends
05. Jealousy
06. One Year of Love
07. A Winters Tale
08. 39
09. Mother Love
10. It’s A Hard Life
11. Save Me
12. Made in Heaven
13. Too Much Love Will Kill You
14. Sail Away Sweet Sister
15. The Miracle
16. Is This The World We Created
17. In The Lap of the Gods … Revisited
18. Forever

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