In 2015, Spirit Music Group issued a newly remastered digital edition of Futuristic Dragon, making Marc Bolan's 1976 studio album available in downloadable MP3 format. The release formed part of a broader programme of catalogue restoration and introduced a remastered version of one of the most fascinating and misunderstood albums in the T. Rex canon. Originally released during a period when musical fashions were changing rapidly, Futuristic Dragon arrived at a time when Marc

Light Of Love was reissued on April 18, 2015 by Demon Records as a special Record Store Day release. Originally issued during T. Rex's mid-1970s period, the album reflected Marc Bolan's continued movement towards a more soulful and rhythm-driven sound while retaining the melodic hooks that had made T. Rex one of the biggest acts of the glam rock era. This edition was produced as a 180-gram picture disc exclusively for Record Store Day 2015. RECORDING All tracks were written a

Released for Record Store Day on April 19, 2014, Electric Sevens 2 - At The BBC brought together eight Marc Bolan, T. Rex and Tyrannosaurus Rex recordings across four limited-edition 7-inch records. The collection draws from different parts of the BBC archive, combining Top Gear recordings, instrumental backing tracks prepared for Radio 1 Club, and material recorded for John Peel’s Sunday Concert. Particularly notable are “Ride A White Swan” and “Jewel,” both taken from T. Re

Publication: Record Collector Issue: 426 Date: April 2014 Country: United Kingdom COVER Record Collector Issue 426 features a large black-and-white guitar photograph on a vivid red cover, promoting the main feature: “MARC BOLAN – THE SECRET SOUL OF T. REX” The issue also promotes features on The Marquee Club, Ry Cooder, Smokey Robinson, ABBA's Rare Gems, ESP-Disk', Suede, Slint, Magnum, Johnny Winter, Chris Thompson, Death and Mick Harvey, alongside a feature on rock's April

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

T. Rex Regeneration was released in the United States on October 22, 2012 as a limited-edition 7-inch single on the Fly label under catalogue number FLY-1. The release paired "Childlike Men (Single Edit)" with "Hey, Let's Do It", presenting two Marc Bolan compositions in newly issued form. Issued more than three decades after Marc Bolan's passing, the single formed part of an ongoing celebration and reappraisal of the T. Rex catalogue. The release highlighted material written

Issued on 10 September 2007, this Universal Music UK reissue revisits Marc Bolan’s classic glam‑rock anthem Get It On. Originally released in 1971, the track remains one of T. Rex’s defining singles. The 2007 edition was pressed as a 7" vinyl single, pairing the original hit with two B‑side tracks, There Was A Time and Raw Ramp. The release continued the series of T. Rex reissues celebrating Bolan’s legacy, reaching #71 on the UK Singles Chart. All tracks were written by Marc

This 2007 UK re‑issue presents Hot Love alongside two early‑1970s T. Rex recordings, issued as part of Universal’s catalogue programme. The single was released on 3 September 2007, pairing the original A‑side with two B‑side selections from the same era: Woodland Rock and The King Of The Mountain Cometh. The release was pressed as a 7" vinyl single and carries the Universal catalogue number 1744373, with barcode 602517443730. RECORDING All tracks originate from Marc Bolan’s e

Life's A Gas .... The Electric Boogie was released in 2007 by Devils Jukebox as a limited-edition vinyl compilation devoted to the classic electric period of T. Rex. The collection brings together a selection of well-known Marc Bolan compositions alongside key album tracks and fan favourites from the group's most commercially successful years. RECORDING The album is a retrospective compilation of previously released T. Rex recordings written by Marc Bolan. The track selection

Demon Vision’s essential 2006 DVD T. Rex On T.V. brings together a rich three-hour compilation of Marc Bolan and T. Rex’s classic television appearances from the 1970s. Featuring electrifying performances, interviews, and rare footage, this release offers an outstanding visual document of Bolan at the height of T. Rextasy and beyond. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: T. Rex Title: T. Rex On T.V. Date: June 5, 2006 Label: Demon Vision Format / Type: DVD (Single Disc) Count