This edition of Electric Warrior was released in 2022 as a remastered half-speed mastered reissue of the classic T. Rex album. Issued by A&M Records and UMC, the release formed part of the Abbey Road Studios Half Speed Mastering series and was pressed on 180-gram vinyl. The reissue presents the original album newly mastered at Abbey Road Studios and includes a mastering certificate insert. RECORDING The original album recordings were made at Mediasound, Trident Studios, Advis

Electric Warrior was reissued by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab on August 19, 2020, as part of the acclaimed Gain 2™ Ultra Analog 45RPM 180g Series. Presented as a numbered special edition, this audiophile release spread the original album across two 180-gram 45 RPM records and was mastered from an analogue source using Mobile Fidelity's proprietary mastering process. RECORDING Originally recorded at Wally Heider Recording Studio in Los Angeles, Mediasound, Trident Studios and Adv

Released: April 22, 2017 BACKGROUND Electric Warrior was reissued on April 22, 2017, as a special Record Store Day limited-edition gold vinyl release. Originally issued in 1971, the album remains one of the most influential recordings of the glam rock era and the release that propelled T. Rex to international success. This collectible edition presented the classic album in a gold vinyl format housed in a reversible die-cut sleeve created exclusively for Record Store Day 2017.

German magazine advertisement promoting T. Rex’s album Electric Warrior, the single “Get It On”, and highlighting the band’s rapid rise from underground obscurity to international chart success. Publication: German Music Magazine (Philips / Ariola Promotion) Date: 1971 Country: Germany Section: Album & Single Promotion THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Promotion for T. Rex’s new album Electric Warrior, composed and written by Marc Bolan. The advert celebrates the band’s break

MEMORABILIA TYPE: Original Tour Poster ARTIST: T. Rex / Marc Bolan DATE: 1971 ITEM: Electric Warrior Tour Liverpool Poster SIZE: 93 cm x 77 cm This original T. Rex concert poster advertises an appearance at The Stadium, Liverpool, on Thursday 11 November 1971. The striking design uses a predominantly black background with vivid green printing, centred around a large performance photograph and bold T. Rex lettering. The poster is notable for a printing error. According to the

This Lincolnshire Echo advertisement promoted T. Rex's forthcoming appearance in Lincoln during the breakthrough Electric Warrior period. Published one month before the event, the advert presented Marc Bolan and T. Rex as the “Electric Warriors”, capitalising on the growing success of the group's landmark album and their rapidly expanding popularity across Britain. Publication: Lincolnshire Echo Date: October 9, 1971 Country: United Kingdom This compact concert advertisement

This Lincolnshire Echo review combines praise for T. Rex's rapidly rising album Electric Warrior with advance promotion for the group's forthcoming Lincoln appearance. Published two weeks before the concert, the article highlights Marc Bolan's songwriting, the album's chart success and the growing popularity of T. Rex during one of the most important periods in their career. Publication: Lincolnshire Echo Date: October 26, 1971 Concert Date: November 9, 1971 Country: United K

New Musical Express singles column reviewing T. Rex’s “Jeepster” alongside Deep Purple’s “Fireball,” capturing the simultaneous rise of glam rock and hard rock in the UK singles scene. Publication: New Musical Express Date: November 6, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: Singles Review THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Review of T. Rex’s “Jeepster” as the next major single from Electric Warrior. The writer praises the signature Rex sound — bouncy beat, jangling backing,

New Musical Express singles column reviewing T. Rex’s “Jeepster” alongside Deep Purple’s “Fireball,” capturing the simultaneous rise of glam rock and hard rock in the UK singles scene. Publication: New Musical Express Date: November 6, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: Singles Review THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Review of T. Rex’s “Jeepster” as the next major single from Electric Warrior. The writer praises the signature Rex sound — bouncy beat, jangling backing,

This small but striking Evening Chronicle concert advertisement promotes T. Rex's forthcoming appearance at Newcastle City Hall. Appearing several weeks before the event, the advert highlights Marc Bolan and T. Rex under the banner “Electric Warriors”, reflecting the enormous success of the group's breakthrough album and the growing phenomenon of Bolanmania. Publication: Evening Chronicle Date: October 8, 1971 Country: United Kingdom This concert advertisement announces a for