The Sound Track Of The Motion Picture Born To Boogie was released in 1991 by Marc On Wax as a soundtrack album connected to the film Born To Boogie. Issued as a double album, the release compiled music associated with the motion picture and combined live performances, film material and soundtrack recordings connected to Marc Bolan and T. Rex. RECORDING The album was issued as a 2 × LP soundtrack release and later appeared in several additional formats including CD and cassett

BACKGROUND Dance In The Midnight is a posthumous Marc Bolan album released by Marc On Wax in 1983. It was the third LP issued following Bolan's death in 1977 and consisted of previously unreleased studio outtakes and demo recordings made during the early to mid-1970s. The project followed earlier posthumous releases and was assembled from archive recordings left unreleased during Bolan's lifetime. The release focused on material recorded between 1973 and 1975 and presented a

Dance In The Midnight is a posthumous Marc Bolan album released by Marc On Wax in 1983. It was the third LP issued following Bolan's death in 1977 and consisted of previously unreleased studio outtakes and demo recordings made during the early to mid-1970s. The project followed earlier posthumous releases and was assembled from archive recordings left unreleased during Bolan's lifetime. The release focused on material recorded between 1973 and 1975 and presented a mixture of

BACKGROUND Billy Super Duper was released in 1982 by Marc On Wax and became the second posthumous Marc Bolan album issued following his death in 1977. Unlike You Scare Me To Death, which consisted of enhanced versions of recordings previously released in another form, Billy Super Duper was promoted as the first LP of entirely new and previously unheard material issued after Bolan's death. The album consists of studio outtakes and home recordings made between 1972 and 1977. Jo

20th Century Boy is a triple-album compilation issued in Australia by EMI in 1981. Released under catalogue number MARC 1, the collection presents a broad retrospective of Marc Bolan's recording career, beginning with solo recordings from 1965–67, continuing through the Tyrannosaurus Rex years, the classic T. Rex era, and concluding with recordings from the final years of T. Rex. The compilation combines commercially released material, rare recordings, interview segments and

You Scare Me To Death is a posthumous album credited to Marc Bolan and released by Cherry Red Records in October 1981. It was the first LP of previously unreleased Marc Bolan material to appear following his death in 1977. The album is built around demos and outtakes originally recorded during 1966, many of which would later be revisited in different forms during the Tyrannosaurus Rex period. RECORDING The original vocal and acoustic guitar recordings were made during 1966 at

You Scare Me To Death is a posthumous album credited to Marc Bolan and released by Cherry Red Records in October 1981. It was the first LP of previously unreleased Marc Bolan material to appear following his death in 1977. The album is built around demos and outtakes originally recorded during 1966, many of which would later be revisited in different forms during the Tyrannosaurus Rex period. RECORDING The original vocal and acoustic guitar recordings were made during 1966 at

Marc: The Words And Music Of Marc Bolan: 1947-1977 was a posthumous retrospective released by Cube Records in 1978, one year after the death of Marc Bolan. Compiled as a career-spanning anthology, the collection traces Bolan's musical development from his early recordings with John's Children through the Tyrannosaurus Rex years and into the commercial success of T. Rex. Rather than functioning as a conventional greatest hits package, the set was conceived as a tribute to Bola