Both tracks were recorded on April 22, 1975 at Musicland Studios in Munich during a transitional mid-’70s period. Newly mixed for this release

A collector-focused re-release of T. Rex’s 1972 glam-rock classic, issued as a striking picture disc by Demon Records.

A collector-focused re-release of T. Rex’s 1972 glam-rock classic, issued as a striking picture disc by Demon Records.

A collector-focused re-release of T. Rex’s 1972 glam-rock classic, issued as a striking picture disc by Demon Records.

Released on November 17, 2023, this limited edition 7" picture disc formed the third instalment in Demon Records' T. Rex 1973 campaign. The release accompanied a wider programme of archival projects that also included the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, alongside the Songwriter: 1973 LP. As with the other releases in the series, the single was presented as a highly collectible picture disc featuring photographs drawn from the Keith Morris archive

Released on June 3, 2023, this limited edition 7" picture disc formed the second instalment in Demon Records' T. Rex 1973 campaign. The release was issued alongside other archival projects celebrating the band's prolific 1973 period, including the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, as well as the Songwriter: 1973 LP. As with the other singles in the series, the record was presented as a collector's picture disc featuring photography from the Keith M

Released on May 19, 2023, this limited edition 7" picture disc launched Demon Records' campaign celebrating T. Rex's singles from 1973. The release formed part of a wider programme of archival projects that included the Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? 5LP and 4CD box sets, together with the Songwriter: 1973 LP. Presented as a collector's edition, the single featured photography sourced from the Keith Morris archive and revisited one of Marc Bolan's most enduring recor

Released on June 24, 2022, this limited 7" orange vinyl EP brought Marc Bolan's rare "Sunken Rags" material back into circulation for the first time in decades. Issued by Demon Records, the release focused on a historically important recording connected to the original Glastonbury Fayre album. The story of the recording stretches back to the earliest years of the Glastonbury Festival. Tyrannosaurus Rex had headlined the inaugural festival in September 1970 after stepping in a

A rare archival release featuring alternative versions of two cornerstone tracks from the Electric Warrior era, limited to 500 copies on red vinyl.

T. Rex Regeneration was released in the United Kingdom on October 22, 2012 through Fly Records under catalogue number BUG-100. Issued as a limited-edition 7-inch single, the release paired "Childlike Men (Single Edit)" with "Hey, Let's Do It", both written by Marc Bolan. The single formed part of a renewed interest in previously unreleased and archival T. Rex material, bringing together recordings associated with Marc Bolan's catalogue in a collectible format aimed at fans an