T.Rex – 1971
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Datos del disco
- Artista
- T.Rex
- Álbum
- 1971
- Sello
- Demon Records
- Año
- 2022
- Formato
- Vinilo LP · 140-Gram Black Vinyl · 140 g
- Cantidad de discos
- 2
- Género
- Rock
- Origen
- Reino Unido
- Número de catálogo
- 9790763
- Código de barras
- 5014797907638
Tracklist
- Disco 1
- KING OF THE MOUNTAIN COMETH [original b-side]
- HOT LOVE [full length]
- WOODLAND ROCK [original b-side]
- ELECTRIC WARRIOR [poem]
- ELECTRIC WARRIOR [solo demo]
- MAMBO SUN [SACD version]
- COSMIC DANCER [single vocal mix]
- GET IT ON [full length version]
- LIFE’S A GAS [working version]
- THE MOTIVATOR [SACD version]
- GIRL [alternate master]
- JEEPSTER [original single]
- Disco 2
- THERE WAS A TIME / RAW RAMP / ELECTRIC BOOGIE [original b-side]
- CHILDREN OF RARN [complete acoustic demo]
- RIP OFF [SACD version]
- SUNKEN RAGS [home demo for Glastonbury Fayre album]
- THUNDERWING [alternate master]
- SPACEBALL RICOCHET [demo]
- TELEGRAM SAM [working version]
Sobre este disco
Vinilo de T.Rex: «1971» (Demon Records · 2022 · LP · 140-Gram Black Vinyl).
Double vinyl LP pressing. This is a vinyl-only, intimate series that focuses on the private and creative Marc Bolan, with the emphasis on how that affected his songwriting. The second of these new releases is 1971, which takes us to the year in which T. Rex became a chart-topping phenomenon. This 19 track selection includes full-length versions of the hits Hot Love and Get It On, along with the single version of Jeepster. But also included are many other recordings from 1971: B-sides, working versions of Telegram Sam and Life's A Gas, and demos like the 15-minute Complete Acoustic Demo of Children Of Rarn. This release has been compiled and fully annotated by Mark Paytress, author of the definitive biography Marc Bolan: The Rise And Fall of a 20th Century Superstar, and the recently-published Glam! When Superstars Rocked The World, 1970-74.
