Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow was originally released during one of the most ambitious and experimental periods of Marc Bolan's career. Credited to Marc Bolan & T. Rex, the album represented a stylistic shift, incorporating broader soul, funk and theatrical influences while retaining the distinctive songwriting style that had made T. Rex one of the defining acts of the glam-rock era. This Record Store Day 2024 edition reissued the album as a picture disc, bring

Truck Off Tour Rehearsals presents rehearsal recordings connected with the T. Rex touring period surrounding Truck On (Tyke) and the band's mid-1970s live activities. Issued by the Official Marc Bolan Merchandise Company, the collection offers a rare glimpse into the working arrangements and preparation sessions undertaken by Marc Bolan and his touring band. The recordings document songs being performed and developed in a rehearsal environment, capturing the energy and sponta

Bump 'n' Grind is a compilation that brings together master recordings, working versions, rough mixes and alternate recordings spanning a significant period of Marc Bolan and T. Rex's recording career. The collection offers an insight into the development of many well-known recordings by presenting songs in various stages of completion. Rather than focusing solely on released masters, the album documents Bolan's creative process through working recordings, alternative mixes a

This Lancashire Evening Telegraph competition offered readers the chance to win The Essential Collection - Marc Bolan & T. Rex. The 24-track collection is promoted alongside a special Jimi Hendrix release, with the newspaper highlighting classic T. Rex recordings including “20th Century Boy”, “Ride A White Swan” and “Children Of The Revolution”. Publication: Lancashire Evening Telegraph Date: October 18, 2000 Country: United Kingdom Published under the large headline “SUPER C

Zinc Alloy's Delayed Glam Masterpiece

Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow Or A Creamed Cage In August was released on March 1, 1974 and remains one of the most ambitious and controversial records in the T. Rex catalogue. It was the only album released under the name Marc Bolan & T. Rex rather than simply T. Rex. Special Limited Edition – some numbered. Gimmick multi-layered triple gatefold sleeve with a latticework image. Lyrics/credits inner sleeve. Reportedly very 1st issue originally destined to the w