Bolan's Buick Mackane Box Glory Released as a limited, numbered 40th Anniversary deluxe box set in the UK on November 26, 2012, on Edsel Records (catalogue: BLN 5001-40), T. Rex’s The Slider — their 1972 glam masterpiece — was reissued with unparalleled depth. Strictly limited to 2000 copies worldwide, the box includes: remastered CD of the album + bonus disc, 180g vinyl LP, three 7-inch singles (including repro promo), DVD with 105-minute Tony Visconti interview, 48-page h

A Glam Rock Revival T. Rex’s “T. Rex Regeneration” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on October 22, 2012, on Fly Records (catalogue: BUG-100). Backed with “Childlike Men” and “Hey Let's Do It,” this limited-edition release featured rare tracks from Marc Bolan's archives, celebrating the band's glam rock legacy. Produced by Tony Visconti for the originals, the single showcased Bolan's playful vocals and riff-driven energy, but as a niche reissue, it did not chart. Ho

A Glam 40th Anniversary Double Gatefold Released as a double vinyl LP in Europe April 12, 2012, on A&M Records/Universal Music Group International/Fly Records (catalogue: 533 779-7), T. Rex’s Electric Warrior — their sixth studio album (1971) — was reissued for the 40th Anniversary in gatefold sleeve on 180g vinyl. Produced by Tony Visconti, this expanded edition featured the original album plus alternate mixes, working versions, and instrumentals. Remastered by Tony Visconti

The 3 x CD, Compilation T. Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex – Bolan At The Beeb was released October 15, 2007 (Polydor – 5302923). TRACKLIST: 1-1 Highways 1-2 Scenescof 1-3 Child Star 1-4 Dwarfish Trumpet Blues 1-5 Pictures Of Purple People 1-6 Hot Rod Mama 1-1 to 1-6 for John Peel's " Top Gear " - October 30, 1967 1-7 Juniper Suction (Poem) 1-8 Juniper Suction (Song) 1-7 & 1-8 for " Voice Of Pop " - September 21, 1968 1-9 The Friends 1-10 Conesuela 1-11 The Seal Of Seasons

T.Rex’s "Get It On"  backed with "Raw Ramp" , was released as a limited-edition, numbered 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Universal (catalog number 1744374, barcode 602517443747) on September 10, 2007. This release celebrates one of T. Rex’s most famous tracks, originally featured on their seminal 1971 album Electric Warrior, and is a key artifact of the glam rock era led by Marc Bolan. A-Side: "Get It On" (4:24, as printed on release; actual timing varies slightly) Origin:

T.Rex’s "Hot Love" , was released as a limited-edition, numbered 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Universal (catalog number 1744373, barcode 6025174437XX) on September 3, 2007. Label: Universal Country: UK Catalogue: 1744373 This release is part of Universal Music TV’s series celebrating T. Rex’s glam rock hits from their peak years (1970–1972), alongside other reissues like "Get It On" (1744374). "Hot Love" was T. Rex’s first UK No. 1 single, originally rel

Mickey Finn passed on January 11, 2003 aged just 55. Born Michael Norman Finn in Thornton Heath, Surrey. After he joined Tyrannosaurus Rex in late 1969, it was rumoured that Bolan had hired Finn for his good looks, and because he admired his motorcycle, rather than for his musical ability. Finn was unable to recreate the complex rhythmical patterns of his predecessor, Steve Peregrin Took, and was effectively hired as much for a visual foil for Bolan as for his drumming. The B

T.Rex’s Bolan's Zip Gun  was released as a 2-CD set album in the UK by Edsel Records (catalog number EDCD 550) on February 7, 2002, comprising Bolan's Zip Gun (Extended Play)  and The Alternate Bolan's Zip Gun ('Precious Star') , both previously available individually.. TRACKLIST: Bolan's Zip Gun 1-1 Light Of Love 3:17 1-2 Solid Baby 2:38 1-3 Precious Star 2:53 1-4 Token Of My Love 3:40 1-5 Space Boss 2:50 1-6 Think Zinc 3:26 1-7 Till Dawn 3:02 1-8 Girl In The Thunde

T.Rex’s Futuristic Dragon  was released as a 2-CD set album in the UK by Edsel Records (catalog number EDCD 551) on January 30, 2002, comprising Futuristic Dragon (Extended Play)  and The Alternative Futuristic Dragon ("Dazzling Raiment") , both previously available individually.

two-page article in New Musical Express from September 20, 1997.

Long live the Electric Warrior – Goldmine crowns Bolan forever! Marc Bolan’s The King of Glam: Long Live Marc Bolan , a cover and fourteen-page tribute article in Goldmine, December 20, 1991.

five-page article, published in Jukebox Magazine  on November 1, 1995, discussing Marc Bolan’s exile in Monte Carlo for tax reasons, the departure of his key collaborator, Bolan’s struggles with alcohol and drugs, the June release of the compilation The Beginning Of Doves  (originally planned as Napoleon Bona-Part One and Two ), and the single featuring "Jasper C. Debussy," "Hippy Gumbo," and "The Perfumed Garden Of Gulliver Smith." Marc had to leave Great Britain for tax rea

Marc Bolan as Toby Tyler’s "Blowin' In The Wind" was released as a CD single in the UK by Archive Jive Records (catalog number ZAR CDS 9005) in 1993. These two songs are the earliest surviving recordings made by Marc Bolan. According to his first manager, Allan Warren, Bolan re-corded two songs at Regent Sound Studios, London during the winter of '64, but no further evidence has yet surfaced from that initial rendezvous. Then, earlier this year, a reel-to-reel master tape fr

one-page article in BBC 50 Years of Pop, January 1, 1992.

The ultra-rare 1968 radio promos finally escape the vault – only 2000 copies for the faithful! Tyrannosaurus Rex’s Sleepy Maurice b/w 1968 Radio Promos, released as a 7-inch vinyl single by The Tyrannosaurus Rex Appreciation Society on November 19, 1991 – limited edition of 2000 copies.

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s "20th Century Boy" , a single with B-sides "Midnight"  and "The Groover" , was released in September 1991 as a 7-inch vinyl along with a 12-inch vinyl and 5-inch CD single in the UK.( both including the additional track "Telegram Sam"(Live) The release was in conjunction with Levi’s 501 Campaign, hence its catalogue number of MARC 501, where "20th Century Boy" was featured in the advert directed by Chris Hartwill. The ad features Brad Pitt as a prisoner r

two-page feature in New Musical Express , September 30, 1989.

cover and two-page article in Idols Magazine , September 1, 1973.

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s The Unobtainable T. Rex  was released as a CD album in Japan by Teichiku Records Co. (catalog number unknown) in 1989, marking its first CD release, with a later heavy weight 12-inch vinyl reissue in Europe in 2016. Release Details: Label: Marc On Wax – 18DN-94 Format: CD, Compilation Country: Japan Released: 1989 Purpose: A compilation of non-album B-sides from T. Rex’s singles, primarily from their glam rock peak (1971–1973) and later years up to 1977.

A Posthumous Bolan Bonanza Marc Bolan And T. Rex’s Stand By Me 2 x Vinyl LP compilation, was released in the UK on November 7, 1987, on Connoisseur Collection (catalogue: VSOP LP 100). This 24-track stereo anthology gathered Bolan's solo and T. Rex rarities, including “Stand By Me” and “The Groover.” Produced by Marc Bolan, Tony Visconti, and John & Shan Bramley, it did not chart. Issued in a gatefold sleeve with liner notes by John & Shan Bramley and design by Acrobat Design