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T. Rex (October 19, 2024) – The Slider Red Translucent Vinyl LP National Album Day 2024

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T.Rex
Oct 18, 2024
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The Slider remains one of the defining releases in the T. Rex catalogue and one of the landmark albums of the glam rock era. Originally released during the height of "T. Rextasy", the album followed the success of Electric Warrior and further established Marc Bolan as one of the most influential British songwriters of the 1970s.

This National Album Day 2024 edition was issued as part of the annual celebration's "Great British Groups" theme and presented the classic album on red translucent vinyl.


The album was recorded during T. Rex's classic early-1970s period and features many of the recordings that became staples of the group's catalogue.

The sessions produced several major singles and album tracks that helped cement T. Rex's international success and expanded Marc Bolan's reputation as a songwriter, performer and cultural figure.

STYLE & THEMES

The Slider combines glam rock, hard rock, pop and melodic balladry while maintaining the distinctive lyrical imagery that characterised Marc Bolan's work.


The album balances energetic rock-and-roll performances with reflective compositions, creating one of the most varied releases in the T. Rex catalogue. Songs such as Metal Guru, Telegram Sam and Ballrooms Of Mars demonstrate the breadth of Bolan's songwriting during the band's peak years.

TRACK-BY-TRACK NOTES

• Metal Guru — One of T. Rex's most celebrated singles and the album's opening statement.

• Mystic Lady — Features the romantic and mystical imagery associated with Bolan's writing.

• Rock On — Up-tempo glam rock performance.

• The Slider — Title track and centrepiece of the album.

• Baby Boomerang — One of the album's best-loved compositions.

• Spaceball Ricochet — Expands the album's cosmic themes.

• Buick MacKane — Classic Bolan recording from the period.

• Telegram Sam — UK chart-topping single and one of the group's signature songs.

• Rabbit Fighter — Hard-driving album track.

• Baby Strange — A fan favourite and live staple.

• Ballrooms Of Mars — One of Marc Bolan's most admired compositions.

• Chariot Choogle — Glam rock anthem from the album.

• Main Man — Closing track of the original release.


RELEASE HISTORY

Originally released in 1972, The Slider became one of T. Rex's most successful and enduring albums.

This National Album Day edition was released on October 19, 2024 by Demon Records. Issued to coincide with National Album Day's "Great British Groups" campaign, the album was reissued on 140g red translucent vinyl.


PERSONNEL

Marc Bolan — vocals, guitar, songwriter

T. Rex — performances

PRODUCTION

Produced by Marc Bolan

Label: Demon Records

Catalogue Number: DEMREC1242

Barcode: 5014797911727


NOTES

• National Album Day 2024 release.

• National Album Day 2024 theme: Great British Groups.

• Pressed on 140g red translucent vinyl.

• Standard album sleeve.

• Includes lyric sheet.

• Released October 19, 2024.

RELATED RELEASES

• Electric Warrior

• Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow

• Tanx

• Telegram Sam

• Metal Guru

RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist

Title

Label

Country

Cat No.

Date

Format

T. Rex

The Slider

Demon Records

UK

DEMREC1242

October 19, 2024

LP, Album, Reissue, Red Translucent Vinyl, 140g

TRACKLIST TABLE (

TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS)

Format

Catalogue

Tracklisting

LP Red Translucent Vinyl

DEMREC1242

Side One: Metal Guru • Mystic Lady • Rock On • The Slider • Baby Boomerang • Spaceball Ricochet • Buick MacKane



Side Two: Telegram Sam • Rabbit Fighter • Baby Strange • Ballrooms Of Mars • Chariot Choogle • Main Man

SOURCES ES Discogs, 45 Worlds, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Demon Records, Official Marc Bolan archives

All album artwork, photographs, labels, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.


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