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

Gold is a career‑spanning compilation covering Tyrannosaurus Rex, the classic T. Rex era, and Marc Bolan’s later work. The Demon Records double‑LP edition presents a vinyl‑focused selection of key singles and album tracks. The Crimson Productions 3×CD edition expands the collection further, offering a broader archive of Bolan’s recordings across three discs. All songs written by Marc Bolan. 2LP RELEASE Side one • Debora — Marc Bolan • One Inch Rock — Marc Bolan • Ride A Whit

T. Rex is the first album released under the shortened band name and the fifth overall since their debut as Tyrannosaurus Rex in 1968. Issued in December 1970 by Fly Records, the album continued the stylistic shift away from the duo’s earlier folk‑based sound toward a more minimal electric rock approach, balancing acoustic and electric textures. The previous album A Beard of Stars had charted moderately, but Marc Bolan remained frustrated at not breaking beyond cult status. T