'Innuendo,' the last Queen album released in frontman Freddie Mercury's lifetime, arrived on Feb. 5, 1991.

We look back at 'Innuendo,' the 1991 Queen album on which an ailing Freddie Mercury confronted mortality. John Rodgers/Redferns/Getty ...

10 'Innuendo' (1991) Considered by most as the last proper Queen album, ‘Innuendo’ was recorded during the time when Mercury was in the final stages of his battle with the AIDS virus.

FREDDIE MERCURY was tenacious to the end and during the recordings for the last Queen album of his lifetime, Innuendo, he continued to 'find energy from somewhere' and 'rose to every challenge ...

Innuendo marked a return to Queen's early sound, shedding off the synth-drenched pop of their 80s run. ... On an album featuring the excellent Headlong, These Are the Days of Our Lives, ...

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Queen circa 1989 (l-r): Roger Taylor, John Deacon, ... it would have been a perfect song for 1991's Innuendo, Queen's brilliant and final album with Mercury that was released during his lifetime. ...

As the twelfth and final track on Innuendo, Queen’s final album released during Freddie Mercury’s lifetime, 'The Show Must Go On” was completed while Freddie was already in the final stages ...

On that difficult time, Queen guitarist Brian May said: “Even though we were all aware of Freddie's impending tragedy, we had some inspired and joyful times in the studio, making the Innuendo album.