The Slider was reissued by Demon Records on May 26, 2017, as a special limited-edition silver vinyl release exclusive to Sainsbury's stores in the United Kingdom. Originally released in 1972, the album remains one of T. Rex's most celebrated recordings and a cornerstone of the glam rock era. Issued on heavyweight silver vinyl, this edition offered collectors a distinctive presentation of one of Marc Bolan's most enduring albums. Originally recorded during 1972 at Château d'Hé

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.

The album features the original live broadcast of London Weekend Television’s Music In The Round, shown only in the London area on December 8, 1971. The networked version aired in April 1972 was heavily edited. This raw original ran over schedule, with only two songs performed, a longer interview between Marc Bolan and presenter Humphrey Burton, audience chat, and Marc demonstrating his guitar effects pedals and amps – unseen since 1971.

The Slider was reissued in 2016 by Code 90 as part of the label's European reissue programme. Originally released in 1972, the album followed the massive success of Electric Warrior and became one of the defining recordings of the glam rock era. Featuring hit singles such as "Metal Guru" and "Telegram Sam", the album showcased Marc Bolan and T. Rex at the height of their commercial and creative powers. Produced by Tony Visconti, The Slider featured the classic T. Rex line-up

Born To Boogie: The Motion Picture was issued on Blu-ray by Edsel Records in 2016, bringing one of the most important visual documents of the glam rock era back into circulation. Originally released in 1972, the film captured Marc Bolan and T. Rex at the absolute height of their fame during the period often described as "T. Rextasy." Directed by Ringo Starr, the film combined concert footage, specially staged sequences and behind-the-scenes material into a unique cinematic po

T.Rex’s Born to Boogie – The Motion Picture was reissued on June 13, 2016 in multiple formats, including Blu‑ray (for the first time), a deluxe 2DVD + 2CD edition, and digital download, as part of a series of archival releases by Demon Music Group. A limited theatrical run at Picturehouse Cinemas followed on June 14, 2016, showcasing the newly restored 1972 film and reaffirming its status as glam’s ultimate time capsule. Restoration and 2016 Reissue Additionally, the British

A limited Record Store Day release capturing two full T. Rex concerts from the legendary Empire Pool, Wembley on March 18, 1972. Released as a numbered double LP on lime green (5:30pm show) and yellow (8:30pm show) vinyl, this set showcases Marc Bolan & T. Rex at the absolute peak of T. Rextasy. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Marc Bolan & T. Rex Title: Born To Boogie – The Concerts, Wembley Empire Pool 18th March 1972 Date: April 16, 2016 (Record Store Day) Label: Demo

Born To Boogie (The Concerts, Wembley Empire Pool, 18th March 1972) is a significant archival live release documenting T. Rex at the height of "T. Rextasy." Issued by Edsel Records in 2016, the collection presents complete recordings from both the afternoon and evening concerts performed at London's Wembley Empire Pool on March 18, 1972. While the original Born To Boogie film and soundtrack have become central parts of the T. Rex story, this release differs by concentrating e

Futuristic Dragon was reissued in Japan during 2016 by Imperial Records as part of a programme of classic Marc Bolan and T. Rex catalogue releases. Originally issued in 1976, the album arrived during a period of reinvention for Bolan as he sought to reshape both his image and musical direction during the closing years of T. Rex. Although often overshadowed by the commercial dominance of Electric Warrior and The Slider, Futuristic Dragon has undergone considerable critical rea

. Rex was reissued in 2016 by Rhino Records and Reprise Records as a newly remastered 45th Anniversary Edition of the band's 1970 album. Originally released as the first album under the shortened T. Rex name, it marked the important transition from the Tyrannosaurus Rex era into the electric sound that would soon lead to the group's commercial breakthrough. This remastered edition was released in the United States and expanded the original album with two bonus tracks, "Ride A