Star-Invasion in deutschen Studios three- page article, published in Pop magazine on October 28, 1974.

Marc Bolan & T.Rex’s "Disjointed Alloy" , a four-page feature in Circus Magazine , October 1, 1974.

T.Rex’s "Light Of Love" , a one-page advert in Billboard Magazine , September 28, 1974. ON THEIR FIRST CASABLANCA ALBUM I REX RETURNS TO...

T.Rex’s "Marc Bolan - Overnight Success in Ten Years" , a two-page feature in Scrapbook , publication date unknown, estimated circa 1973.

Marc Bolan’s Cover & Light Of Love One-Page Review in Disco 45 Magazine, August 16, 1974.

Alice Cooper Group's Rockstars Fight For You cover and four-page feature on Alice Cooper, Marc Bolan, and Sweet in Bravo Magazine, April...

A brief but revealing Melody Maker update marking Bolan’s return to UK touring and the launch of his ambitious Zinc Alloy era.

A vibrant two‑page BRAVO spread introduces Born to Boogie to German audiences, celebrating its mix of concert footage, studio chaos, surreal humour and the star‑power triangle of Marc Bolan, Ringo Starr and Elton John.

A lively, mixed‑format page blending a dramatic T. Rex stage photograph with reader letters — angry, glad, puzzled — reflecting the passionate, divided, and ever‑vocal fan culture surrounding Marc Bolan in 1974.

Marc Bolan's New T. Rex Sound Emerges Single review in Melody Maker (February 2, 1974) covered T. Rex’s “Teenage Dream” (EMI) under the headline “Surprise, surprise!” It praised Marc Bolan for finally delivering the new T. Rex sound, moving away from the frantic formula that had produced dozens of hits. Publication Details Magazine: Melody Maker (UK). Date: February 2, 1974. Format: One-page single review. Full Supplied Text T. REX: "Teenage Dream" (EMI). Article Text Surpris