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T. Rex (2007) – Life's A Gas .... The Electric Boogie UK: LP.

Writer: T.Rex
T.Rex
Jan 1, 2007
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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 focuses on material from the band's glam-rock era, drawing together songs associated with albums such as Electric Warrior and The Slider.


STYLE & THEMES

The compilation showcases the electric side of T. Rex, combining glam rock, boogie rock and classic Marc Bolan compositions. The selections range from major singles such as "Jeepster" and "Life's A Gas" to deeper catalogue cuts including "Children Of Rarn Suite" and "Cadillac".


ALBUM DETAILS

Released: 2007

Country: UK

Label: Devils Jukebox

Catalogue Number: DJB66607

Format: LP

Genre: Rock

Artist: T. Rex

RELEASE HISTORY

Released in the United Kingdom during 2007, Life's A Gas .... The Electric Boogie was issued as a limited-edition vinyl LP by Devils Jukebox.

The release was manufactured on yellow vinyl and limited to 666 copies.


PERSONNEL

T. Rex

Marc Bolan — songwriter

PRODUCTION

Label: Devils Jukebox

Catalogue Number: DJB66607

NOTES

Issued as a limited edition of 666 copies.

Pressed on yellow vinyl.

All listed tracks are credited to Marc Bolan.



The compilation focuses on the electric T. Rex period and features a mixture of well-known singles and album tracks.

RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist

Album

Label

Country

Catalogue

Date

Format

T. Rex

Life's A Gas .... The Electric Boogie

Devils Jukebox

UK

DJB66607

2007

LP, Limited Edition Yellow Vinyl

TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS)

Format

Catalogue

Tracklisting

LP

DJB66607

Side One


A1. Electric Boogie


A2. Raw Ramp


A3. Jeepster


A4. Life's A Gas


A5. Baby Strange


A6. Slider

LP

DJB66607

Side Two


B1. Children Of Rarn Suite


B2. Cadillac

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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