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Music Collector devoted the cover of its October 1991 issue to T. Rex, celebrating the enduring appeal of Marc Bolan nearly fourteen years after his death. Headlined “The 20th Century Boy Returns”, the issue reflects the growing collector interest in Bolan's recordings, memorabilia and legacy during the early 1990s. Publication: Music Collector Publication Date: October 1991 Country: United Kingdom Event Date: October 1991 Issue 32 of Music Collector places T. Rex firmly in t

This short review assesses Marc Bolan and T. Rex: The Ultimate Collection, a newly issued compilation bringing together many of T. Rex's best-known recordings. While the reviewer is unimpressed by the packaging, the contents are praised as a reminder of Bolan's exceptional talent for creating memorable hit singles. Publication: The Independent Date: September 29, 1991 Country: United Kingdom The review focuses on Marc Bolan and T. Rex: The Ultimate Collection (Telstar TCD2539

Publication: Coventry Evening Telegraph Publication Date: October 13, 1990 Country: United Kingdom Event Date: October 13, 1990 This television listing promotes a repeat broadcast of “The Story Of Marc Bolan”, scheduled to air between 1.35pm and 2.35pm. Described as a documentary featuring rare and archive footage, the programme traces Marc Bolan's career from its beginnings in 1965 through the rise of T. Rex and his emergence as one of Britain's biggest pop stars during the

The June 21, 1990 edition of the Hereford Times features a nostalgic “Flashback” article on Marc Bolan and T. Rex, highlighting his purchase of a Herefordshire mansion and his rise to fame. Publication: Hereford Times Date: June 21, 1990 Country: United Kingdom Location: Hereford Section: Flashback / Nostalgia THE STORY The article recounts how Marc Bolan bought William and Mary-style William & Mary mansion in Herefordshire. It details his superstardom, the mansion’s history,

This NME retrospective revisits Marc Bolan during 1974, looking back at a period when the T. Rex leader was attempting to redefine his career following the height of Bolanmania. Using quotations from a contemporary interview, the feature presents Bolan's own reflections on fame, image, songwriting and the changing fortunes of T. Rex.. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: September 30, 1989 Country: United Kingdom As part of NME's "This Week" archive series, the featur

Published ten years after Marc Bolan's death, this major Bravo Disco feature revisits the life, career and legacy of the T. Rex leader. Through a large collection of photographs spanning his career, the article reflects on Bolan's enduring popularity and the continued devotion of fans who regarded him as one of the defining stars of the glam rock era. Under the headline "Hier starb Marc Bolan" ("Marc Bolan Died Here"), Bravo Disco presents an extensive retrospective examining

This review from the German music publication Platten News revisits T. Rex's classic hit "Get It On", released as a remix nearly ten years after Marc Bolan's death. The article praises the enduring quality of the recording and presents it as proof that Bolan's music remained powerful and relevant long after its original release.. Publication: Platten News Date: October 2, 1987 Country: Germany Appearing in the publication's singles review section, the article focuses on a new

This Hartford Advocate feature from September 14 1987 commemorates the tenth anniversary of Marc Bolan’s death, reflecting on his enduring influence and the legacy of T. Rex. Written by Bob Sawyer, the article traces Bolan’s rise from London’s underground folk scene to international stardom and revisits his impact on pop and glam rock. Publication: The Hartford Advocate Date: September 14 1987 Country: United States The article recounts Bolan’s early partnership with percussi

This Record Mirror issue from September 12 1987 marks the tenth anniversary of Marc Bolan’s death with a full‑length tribute and cover feature. The magazine celebrates Bolan’s life, music, and legacy, tracing his journey from T. Rex to television and reaffirming his enduring influence on British pop culture. Publication: Record Mirror Date: September 12 1987 Country: United Kingdom The cover presents a bold turquoise design featuring a stylized portrait of Marc Bolan beneath

This advertisement promotes a special T. Rex celebration held in Hollywood to mark both Marc Bolan's birthday and the release of the compilation album T. Rextasy: The Best Of T. Rex. Featuring a large portrait of Bolan, the event was designed as a tribute evening for fans of T. Rex and glam rock. Publication: LA Weekly Date: October 3, 1985 Country: United States This full-page advertisement announces a "Super T. Rex Boogie" held at TVC15 in Hollywood. The event took place on