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T. Rex (September 17, 1976) – "Laser Love" b/w "Life’s An Elevator" Single: UK

Writer: 1976
1976
Sep 16, 1976
2 min read

Updated: Sep 17

Released on 17 September 1976, Laser Love   arrived during T. Rex’s late‑era period, issued on the T. Rex Wax Co. label. Neither track appeared on an official LP during the band’s lifetime, though both were later included on deluxe CD reissues of Futuristic Dragon.

The single spent four weeks on the UK chart, peaking at number 41. Music historian Simon Reynolds described Laser Love as a “proto‑punky” highlight of the era, calling it an “undeserved flop.”


RECORDING

Written and produced by Marc Bolan, the single reflects his mid‑1970s shift toward sharper, leaner rock textures.

The T. Rex Wax Co. imprint marked Bolan’s increasing independence in production and release control.


STYLE & THEMES

The A‑side delivers tight, fast, electric rock with a proto‑punk edge. The B‑side, Life’s An Elevator, offers a companion track with the same late‑period immediacy and melodic directness.


TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES

• Laser Love — A brisk, electric track with a proto‑punk feel, showcasing Bolan’s late‑period songwriting.

• Life’s An Elevator — A melodic, driving B‑side from the same sessions, later included on Futuristic Dragon deluxe editions.



Label: Ariola Country: Germany Catalogue:	17 382 AT  Date: Nov 1976
Label: Ariola Country: Germany Catalogue: 17 382 AT Date: Nov 1976

RELEASE HISTORY

Released 17 September 1976 in the UK as a 7" single on T. Rex Wax Co.

Catalogue MARC 15. Charted for four weeks, peaking at number 41. Later reissued in multiple territories.


CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS

UK Singles Chart — #41 Entered: September 1976 Total weeks: 4


Artist: T. Rex

Title: Laser Love

Label: T. Rex Wax Co.

Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: MARC 15

Date: September 17, 1976

Format: 7" Single

Tracklist (7"):   A — Laser Love B — Life’s An Elevator


Notes:   Neither track appeared on an official LP during the band’s lifetime. Later added to Futuristic Dragon deluxe editions.

LINKED RELEASES

Country

Release

Label

Year

Australia

Laser Love – 7"

T. Rex

1976

Germany

Laser Love – 7"

Ariola

1976

Ireland

Laser Love – 7"

T. Rex

1976

South Africa

Laser Love – 7"

T. Rex

1976

UK

Laser Love – 7"

Edsel

2015

Evening Herald Dublin, Dublin, Ireland · Wednesday, September 22, 1976
Evening Herald Dublin, Dublin, Ireland · Wednesday, September 22, 1976

Dorset Evening Echo Weymouth, Dorset, England · Wednesday, September 29, 1976
Dorset Evening Echo Weymouth, Dorset, England · Wednesday, September 29, 1976

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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