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T. Rex / Marc Bolan (April 21, 1987) – “Cosmic Dancer” & "Get It On '87" Promotional In-Store Poster

Writer: T.Rex
T.Rex
Apr 20, 1987
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Updated: Oct 16

Artist: T. Rex / Marc Bolan

Title: Cosmic Dancer

Label: Mega

Date: 1990

Country: Denmark

Catalogue: MRLP 3149

Format: Promotional in-store poster


MEMORABILIA

Promotional in-store poster for the Cosmic Dancer LP by T. Rex / Marc Bolan, issued on the Mega label with catalogue number MRLP 3149.

The poster uses a bold illustrated portrait against a dark, multicoloured background, with COSMIC DANCER displayed prominently across the centre. The dates 30.9.1947 and 16.9.1977 appear on either side.

The lower section promotes the album as bringing together major hits including Get It On, Hot Love, Jeepster, Ride A White Swan, Telegram Sam and Metal Guru, alongside additional material. It also advertises Get It On – 1987 Tony Visconti Remix as available immediately on single/maxi.

All poster artwork, photographs and original text 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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