suit. It is also the last time Freddie was depicted with a moustache as the next music video he was in his solo work The Great Pretender he shaved off his moustache and never grew it back. The video also features bass guitarist John Deacon playing a white double bass, despite not performing on the original recording. An alternate version with clips from the film Highlander (which the song appears in) appears on the video single with "A Kind of Magic" in October 1986 and later as a hidden music video on the Queen Greatest Video Hits II DVD in November 2003. Live performances The song was performed by Queen during the 1986 Magic Tour. Live, May would begin playing synthesizer (a Yamaha DX7) before moving to guitar halfway through the song. Track listing 7-inch single A Side. "Who Wants To Live Forever" (Single Version) - 4:01 B Side. "Killer Queen" - 2:59 12-inch single A1. "Who Wants To Live Forever" (Single Version) - 4:01 A2. "Killer Queen" - 2:59 B1. "Who Wants To Live Forever" (Album Version) - 5:15 B2. "Forever" - 3:20 Personnel Queen Freddie Mercury – lead and backing vocals Brian May – lead and backing vocals, synthesiser, electric guitar, orchestral arrangements Roger Taylor – drums, drum machine, backing vocals Additional musicians Michael Kamen – orchestral arrangements, conductor National Philharmonic Orchestra – strings, brass and percussion Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Sales and certifications Legacy Tributes Seal performed a live version of this song at The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert held at Wembley Stadium in April 1992 five months after Mercury's death. He said the song made him cry when he first heard it. Thomas Curtis-Horsfall of Smooth Radio stated Seal's performance of the song was "one of the standout moments" from the concert, adding "his spine-tingling rendition of the Queen classic had everyone in the arena close to tears." The song serves as the opening track for Diana, Princess of Wales: Tribute, a double CD released on 2 December 1997 in memory of Princess Diana three months after her death. Closing the Isle of Wight Festival in England on 12 June 2016, Queen + Adam Lambert performed the song as a tribute to the victims of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida earlier that day. The song serves as the closing track of Episode 3 of Russell T Davies' AIDS drama It's