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The visual of the train literally smashing through a brick wall painted with the word "BREAKTHRU" serves as an enduring, high-energy motif for the entire track.

The video is widely celebrated as one of the band's absolute finest efforts, capturing them performing on the open flatbed of a massive steam locomotive—dubbed the "Miracle Express"—tearing down the tracks at speeds of up to 60 mph. ⚡ The Visuals and Performance queen_breakthru_official_video_remastered

The remastered official video for Queen's "Breakthru" is a high-octane visual triumph that perfectly encapsulates the band's legendary showmanship and relentless creative drive. Originally released in 1989 from the album The Miracle , the track itself is a masterclass in musical fusion. It seamlessly pairs a slow, majestic, a cappella intro written by with a propulsive, bass-heavy rocker composed by Roger Taylor . The visual of the train literally smashing through

Despite the severe health struggles he was facing behind the scenes at the time, Freddie Mercury commands the screen with an electric, joy-filled performance that completely hides his condition. Originally released in 1989 from the album The

Watching the band members maintain their balance and deliver highly animated performances on a speeding, open-air train is nothing short of incredible.