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T. Rex (2002) – Wax Co. Singles Box Set Volume 2 (1975–1978) CD Box Set UK

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T.Rex
Oct 13, 2002
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Wax Co. Singles Volume 2 (1975–1978) was released by Edsel Records in 2002 as the second volume in the label's acclaimed Wax Co. Singles series. Presented as a limited-edition box set, the collection reproduces the original T. Rex single releases from the final years of Marc Bolan's career.

Covering the period from 1975 through 1978, the set documents Bolan's creative evolution following the peak years of T. Rextasy. The collection brings together the original A-sides and B-sides in replica picture sleeves, allowing fans to experience the singles exactly as they were originally issued.

In addition to the ten original T. Rex singles, the set includes a bonus disc featuring a Marc Bolan and Gloria Jones collaboration.

RECORDING

The recordings span the final phase of T. Rex's recording career and showcase Marc Bolan as songwriter, performer and producer.

The collection features material drawn from the Bolan's Zip Gun, Futuristic Dragon and Dandy In The Underworld eras and highlights Bolan's continued exploration of glam rock, pop, rhythm and soul influences during the latter half of the 1970s.




STYLE & THEMES

The collection presents a broad overview of Marc Bolan's later songwriting.

Across the eleven discs, listeners encounter glam rock anthems, melodic pop singles, soulful recordings and some of Bolan's most underrated later compositions. The set captures an artist continuing to evolve while retaining the distinctive energy and charisma that defined T. Rex.

Themes include urban life, romance, celebrity, escapism, nostalgia and self-reflection.



RELEASE HISTORY

Released in 2002 by Edsel Records as a limited-edition box set.

The package contains eleven CD singles presented in replica picture sleeves, accompanied by a booklet.


PERSONNEL

Marc Bolan — vocals, guitar, songwriter, producer

Gloria Jones — vocals (Disc 11)

Tony Visconti — producer (selected tracks)



PRODUCTION

Producer — Marc Bolan

Label — Edsel Records

Catalogue Number — MARCBOX 102

Format — Limited Edition Box Set

Contents — 11 CD Singles

Country — UK

Released — 2002

NOTES

• Limited-edition release.

• Contains replica CD versions of ten original singles.

• Includes bonus single.

• Includes booklet.

• Covers the period 1975 to 1978.

• Features original A-side and B-side pairings.


RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist

Title

Label

Country

Catalogue Number

Year

Format

T. Rex

Wax Co. Singles Volume 2 (1975–1978)

Edsel Records

UK

MARCBOX 102

2002

Box Set, 11 × CD Singles, Limited Edition

TRACKLIST TABLE

Disc

Single

Tracklisting

CD 1

New York City

• New York City


• Chrome Sitar

CD 2

Dreamy Lady

• Dreamy Lady


• Do You Wanna Dance


• Dock Of The Bay

CD 3

Christmas Bop

• Christmas Bop


• Telegram Sam


• Metal Guru

CD 4

London Boys

• London Boys


• Solid Baby

CD 5

I Love To Boogie

• I Love To Boogie


• Baby Boomerang

CD 6

Laser Love

• Laser Love


• Life's An Elevator

CD 7

The Soul Of My Suit

• The Soul Of My Suit


• All Alone

CD 8

Dandy In The Underworld

• Dandy In The Underworld


• Groove A Little


• Tame My Tiger

CD 9

Celebrate Summer

• Celebrate Summer


• Ride My Wheels

CD 10

Crimson Moon

• Crimson Moon


• Jason B. Sad

CD 11

To Know Him Is To Love Him

• To Know Him Is To Love Him (Marc Bolan & Gloria Jones)


• City Port (Marc Bolan & Gloria Jones)

SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts.

All magazine scans, photographs, and original text excerpts referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders.

This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.

No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.


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