We Will Rock You (video) - List of Songs

List of Songs

  1. "We Will Rock You" (fast) (May)
  2. "Let Me Entertain You" (Mercury)
  3. "Play the Game" (Mercury)
  4. "Somebody to Love" (Mercury)
  5. "Killer Queen" (Mercury)
  6. "I'm in Love With My Car" (Taylor)
  7. "Get Down, Make Love" (Mercury)
  8. "Save Me" (May)
  9. "Now I'm Here" (May)
  10. "Dragon Attack" (May)
  11. "Now I'm Here" (reprise) (May)
  12. "Love of My Life" (Mercury)
  13. "Under Pressure" (Queen/Bowie)
  14. "Keep Yourself Alive" (with impromptu jam before the song) (May)
  15. Drum Solo/Tympani Solo (Queen/Taylor)
  16. Guitar Solo/Guitar and Drum Duel (May)
  17. "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (Mercury)
  18. "Jailhouse Rock" (Leiber, Stoller)
  19. "Bohemian Rhapsody" (Mercury)
  20. "Tie Your Mother Down" (May)
  21. "Another One Bites the Dust" (Deacon)
  22. "Sheer Heart Attack" (Taylor)
  23. "We Will Rock You" (May)
  24. "We Are the Champions" (Mercury)
  25. "God Save the Queen" (tape) (arr. May)

The tracks "Flash's Theme" and "The Hero" (both written by May) were also performed at these concerts but were deleted from the film. However, the tracks do appear on the CD and vinyl issues of Queen Rock Montreal. A commentary by Roger Taylor and Brian May is an optional feature of "Queen Rock Montreal" whereas a commentary by Saul Swimmer (the director/producer) was an optional feature of the DVD re-release of "We Will Rock You".

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