includes an extra short section after the second chorus not released in any audio format to date. The performance footage (Mercury wearing a yellow sweater) was shot in December 1990 and the studio footage (of Mercury wearing two different blue shirts) in November 1990, both at Metropolis Studios in London (the exterior of which is shown at the beginning and the end of the video). The footage were part of the Innuendo EPK filmed at Metropolis Studios at the end of 1990. This is also the last colour video of Freddie Mercury, whose health was declining due to the HIV virus which would claim his life on 24 November the following year. The next videos, "I'm Going Slightly Mad" and "These Are the Days of Our Lives" were recorded during February and May 1991 respectively, both in black-and-white. Like all other videos for the Innuendo album, the "Headlong" clip was directed by Austrian director team DoRo, consisting of Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher, who had been regularly working for Queen since the video for the 1986 single "Friends Will Be Friends". B-sides "All God's People" and "Mad the Swine" accompanied "Headlong" on the flip side. The former alone, on the UK 7-inch single release and both tracks on the UK 12-inch release. "All God's People" is taken from the album Innuendo, where as "Mad the Swine" is a very early, previously unreleased song from 1972. Track listings 7-inch single A. "Headlong" – 4:38 B. "All God's People" – 4:21 12-inch and CD single "Headlong" – 4:38 "All God's People" – 4:21 "Mad the Swine" – 3:19 Personnel Freddie Mercury – lead and backing vocals Brian May – electric guitar, piano, keyboard, drum programming, backing vocals Roger Taylor – drums, backing vocals John Deacon – bass guitar Charts References External links Queen (band) songs 1991 singles Parlophone singles Songs written by Brian May 1990 songs Hollywood Records singles British hard rock songs