Electric Warrior was T. Rex's breakthrough album and the release that propelled Marc Bolan and the group to international prominence during 1971. Widely regarded as one of the defining albums of the glam rock era, it established the musical and visual template that would become synonymous with "T. Rextasy". This limited Japanese edition has been issued as part of Universal Music Japan's reissue programme and presents the album in a collector-focused configuration. The release

Electric Warrior remains the defining album in the T. Rex catalogue and one of the most influential releases of the glam rock era. Originally issued in 1971, the album established Marc Bolan as one of Britain's leading rock stars and became the record most closely associated with the phenomenon known as "T. Rextasy". This Rhino High Fidelity Singles Edition expands upon the standard Rhino High Fidelity release by pairing the complete album with two exclusive 7-inch singles co

Electric Warrior remains the defining album in the T. Rex catalogue and the record that transformed Marc Bolan into one of the leading figures of the glam rock era. Originally released in 1971, the album achieved major commercial and critical success and helped establish the sound and style that became known worldwide as "T. Rextasy". This Rhino High Fidelity edition was released as a premium audiophile reissue, created to present the album using high-end mastering, pressing

Bolan's Zip Gun arrived in the middle of the 1970s, a decade that Marc Bolan and T. Rex had helped launch with the success of Ride A White Swan. At the time of its original release, the album's mixture of futuristic soul, funk influences and hypnotic rock-and-roll repetition proved challenging for some critics. Over time, however, it has come to be viewed as one of the overlooked highlights of Bolan's later career. Drawing heavily on the American R&B and funk sounds that domi

Electric Warrior (Rhino High Fidelity R2R) presents Marc Bolan and T. Rex's landmark album in reel-to-reel format as part of Rhino's premium audiophile series. Widely regarded as Bolan's defining artistic statement, Electric Warrior introduced the band's glam-rock style to a global audience and featured signature recordings including Get It On and Jeepster. The album reached the top of the UK charts and became one of the foundational releases of the glam-rock era. Its reputat

Easy Action is a two-disc collection issued by Easy Action Records focusing entirely on alternate recordings from across Marc Bolan and T. Rex's career. Drawing material from multiple recording periods, the set assembles alternate takes, working versions, instrumental mixes, jams, poems and expanded performances, offering a different perspective on familiar recording Rather than presenting original master versions, the compilation focuses on studio experimentation and develop

Tanx is the 1973 studio album by T. Rex and was the band's eighth album since their 1968 debut as Tyrannosaurus Rex, as well as their fourth released under the shortened T. Rex name. Recorded during the height of "Bolanmania", the album captured Marc Bolan at a particularly creative point in his career. While still retaining elements of the glam-rock sound heard on The Slider, the record also demonstrated Bolan's increasing interest in soul, funk and gospel music. The result

The Slider remains one of the defining releases in the T. Rex catalogue and one of the landmark albums of the glam rock era. Originally released during the height of "T. Rextasy", the album followed the success of Electric Warrior and further established Marc Bolan as one of the most influential British songwriters of the 1970s. This National Album Day 2024 edition was issued as part of the annual celebration's "Great British Groups" theme and presented the classic album on r

Light of Love is a US‑ and Canada‑only studio album originally released in 1974. It combines three tracks previously issued in the UK on  Zinc Alloy  and  the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow  with eight newly recorded songs from 1974 sessions at  Music  Recorders  Inc. Studios in Hollywood. The album was engineered by Gary Ulmer and produced by Marc Bolan himself, marking his first productionwithout Tony Visconti.  “Till Dawn” was later re‑recorded for Bolan’s Zip Gun under Bolan’s

This Vinyl Me, Please exclusive edition of T. Rex was issued as part of the VMP Rock series. The release revisits the album that documented the transition from Tyrannosaurus Rex to T. Rex and includes the breakthrough recording Ride A White Swan. Issued as a club-exclusive pressing, the album was released on 180g "Jewel Of Frost" green vinyl and was cut directly from the master tapes. The package also includes a listening notes booklet written by Jason Diamond. The edition wa