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T. Rex (December 12, 2025) The Studio Albums 1970–1977 8CD Box Set

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T.Rex
Dec 12, 2025
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Updated: Sep 24

The complete official studio albums by Marc Bolan’s era-defining band, collected together for the first time in one 8CD box set. The Studio Albums 1970–1977 gathers all the landmark releases from the birth of T. Rex through to the final studio recordings, plus key standalone singles.


RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: T. Rex

Title: The Studio Albums 1970–1977 Date: December 12, 2025

Label: Demon Records / Edsel

Format / Type: 8CD Box Set

Country: UK / Worldwide








CONTENTS 

The set includes the following studio albums with bonus standalone singles and tracks:

  • T. Rex (1970) + extras

  • Electric Warrior (1971) + Hot Love

  • The Slider (1972)

  • Tanx (1973) + 20th Century Boy, Children Of The Revolution, Solid Gold Easy Action

  • Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow (1974) + The Groover, Truck On (Tyke)

  • Bolan’s Zip Gun (1975)

  • Futuristic Dragon (1976) + London Boys, Laser Love

  • Dandy In The Underworld (1977) + Celebrate Summer

From the electric reinvention in 1970 through the explosive glam peak and into the more experimental later years, this box set charts Marc Bolan’s remarkable creative journey as T. Rex. It captures the band that defined the sound of the early 1970s and influenced generations of artists

CONTEXT & NOTES This comprehensive collection brings together every official studio album from the T. Rex era, complete with key standalone singles. It serves as the ultimate overview of Bolan’s visionary work and the birth of glam rock.


PERSONNEL Featuring Marc Bolan with the classic T. Rex line-up including Mickey Finn, Steve Currie, Bill Legend, and later members. Produced primarily by Tony Visconti.


PRODUCTION Original recordings produced by Tony Visconti. Newly compiled and presented by Demon Records in 2025.


PACKAGING / ARTWORK HIGHLIGHTS

  • 8CD box set with individual album replicas

  • Includes full album artwork and complete lyrics

  • Silver star design on red background


Here is the complete track listing in compact, non-cropping tables. Each disc is separated to keep the columns narrow and readable.

TRACK LISTINGS

DISC 1

No.

Track

1

The Children of Rarn

2

Jewel

3

The Visit

4

Childe

5

The Time of Love Is Now

6

Diamond Meadows

7

Root of Star

8

Beltane Walk

9

Is It Love?

10

One Inch Rock

11

Summer Deep

12

Seagull Woman

13

Suneye

14

The Wizard

15

The Children of Rarn (Reprise)

16

Ride a White Swan

DISC 2

No.

Track

1

Mambo Sun

2

Cosmic Dancer

3

Jeepster

4

Monolith

5

Lean Woman Blues

6

Get It On

7

Planet Queen

8

Girl

9

The Motivator

10

Life's a Gas

11

Rip Off

12

Hot Love

DISC 3

No.

Track

1

Metal Guru

2

Mystic Lady

3

Rock On

4

The Slider

5

Baby Boomerang

6

Spaceball Ricochet

7

Buick MacKane

8

Telegram Sam

9

Rabbit Fighter

10

Baby Strange

11

Ballrooms of Mars

12

Chariot Choogle

13

Main Man

DISC 4

No.

Track

1

Tenement Lady

2

Rapids

3

Mister Mister

4

Broken Hearted Blues

5

Shock Rock

6

Country Honey

7

Electric Slim and the Factory Hen

8

Mad Donna

9

Born to Boogie

10

Life Is Strange

11

The Street and Babe Shadow

12

Highway Knees

13

Left Hand Luke and the Beggar Boys

14

Children of the Revolution

15

Solid Gold, Easy Action

16

20th Century Boy

DISC 5

No.

Track

1

Venus Loon

2

Sound Pit

3

Explosive Mouth

4

Galaxy Desert

5

Change

6

Nameless Wildness

7

Teenage Dream

8

Liquid Gang

9

Carsmile Smith and the Old One

10

You've Got to Jive to Stay Alive - Spanish Midnight

11

Interstellar Soul

12

Painless Persuasion V. The Meathawk Immaculate

13

The Avengers (Superbad)

14

The Leopards Featuring Gardenia and the Mighty Slug

15

The Groover

16

Truck On (Tyke)

DISC 6

No.

Track

1

Light of Love

2

Solid Baby

3

Precious Star

4

Token of My Love

5

Space Boss

6

Think Zinc

7

Till Dawn

8

Girl in the Thunderbolt Suit

9

I Really Love You Babe

10

Golden Belt

11

Zip Gun Boogie

DISC 7

No.

Track

1

Futuristic Dragon (Introduction)

2

Jupiter Liar

3

Chrome Sitar

4

All Alone

5

New York City

6

My Little Baby

7

Calling All Destroyers

8

Theme for a Dragon

9

Sensation Boulevard

10

Ride My Wheels

11

Dreamy Lady

12

Dawn Storm

13

Casual Agent

14

London Boys

15

Laser Love

DISC 8

No.

Track

1

Dandy in the Underworld

2

Crimson Moon

3

Universe

4

I'm a Fool for You Girl

5

I Love to Boogie

6

Visions of Domino

7

Jason B. Sad

8

Groove a Little

9

The Soul of My Suit

10

Hang-ups

11

Pain and Love

12

Teen Riot Structure

13

Celebrate Summer

SOURCES Demon Records

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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