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Category: T. Rex

My People Were Fair and Had Sky in Their Hair... album cover

[Review] Tyrannosaurus Rex: My People Were Fair And Had Sky In Their Hair… But Now They’re Content To Wear Stars On Their Brows (1968)

The original pothead pixies, Tyrannosaurus Rex puts the tokin’ in Tolkien.

Posted On 22 Nov27 Jan
Prophets Seers Sages album cover

[Review] Tyrannosaurus Rex: Prophets, Seers & Sages The Angels of The Ages (1968)

The pair returned to the studio for a second album so quickly that the bongoes were still warm from their last recording session.

Posted On 18 Jan14 Jan
Pewter Suitor 45 rpm single

Tyrannosaurus Rex: “Pewter Suitor” (1969)

Believe us it’s mischievous and it daily does aggrieve us, that our platinum pixie poet and his acidkick did leave us.

Posted On 11 Jul15 Nov
Unicorn album cover

[Review] Tyrannosaurus Rex: Unicorn (1969)

Bolan and Took go deeper down the rabbit hole on their third and most musical adventure to date.

Posted On 8 Jul27 Mar
A Beard of Stars album cover

[Review] Tyrannosaurus Rex: A Beard of Stars (1970)

A slightly more electric affair, otherwise notable for the addition of Mickey Finn in place of Steve Peregrin Took.

Posted On 18 Sep14 Sep
Ride A White Swan 45 rpm sleeve

T. Rex: “Ride A White Swan” (1970)

All aboard for the electric T. Rex train! Before he banged a gong, he rode a swan.

Posted On 7 Jul23 Jul
T. Rex album cover

[Review] T. Rex (1970)

The name gets shorter and the star gets bigger with Bolan’s new electrified sound.

Posted On 15 Jan1 Feb
Electric Warrior album cover

[Review] T. Rex: Electric Warrior (1971)

T. Rex plugged in, and the world tuned in to hear the “new” glam wunderkind.

Posted On 12 Feb14 May

T. Rex: “Telegram Sam” (1972)

Bolan continues his winning ways as top mail with this instant, inscrutable classic.

Posted On 10 May1 Oct
Metal Guru 45 rpm single

T. Rex: “Metal Guru” (1972)

The perfectly polished “Metal Guru” marc’d the second musical miracle leading up to The Slider.

Posted On 18 Aug4 Nov
Bolan Boogie album cover

[Review] T. Rex: Bolan Boogie (1972)

A greatest hits package released at the height of T-rextasy, this topped the UK charts.

Posted On 15 Nov4 Dec
The Slider album cover

[Review] T. Rex: The Slider (1972)

Best. Glam. Album. Ever(yone who uses single-word sentences should be beaten with a large dictionary).

Posted On 13 May1 Feb
Children of the Revolution 45 rpm sleeve

T. Rex: “Children of the Revolution” (1972)

At the height of T. Rexstasy, an international anthem. Fly your freak flag, brothers and sisters!

Posted On 9 Aug9 Aug
Ride A White Swan album cover

[Review] T. Rex: Ride A White Swan (1972)

Released at the height of T. Rextasy, this compilation highlights the acoustic Tyrannosaurus Rex years before the breakthrough Electric Warrior.

Posted On 16 Sep14 May
Solid Gold Easy Action 45 rpm single

T. Rex: “Solid Gold Easy Action” (1972)

Bolan proves that scoring hits is as easy as picking foxes from a tree, whatever that means.

Posted On 1 Feb12 Dec

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