Marc Bolan & T. Rex ● 5CD Set Edsel Records 2010

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Marc Bolan & T. Rex ● 5CD Set Edsel Records

Исполнитель:
Marc Bolan & T. Rex
Box:
Marc Bolan & T. Rex
(5CD Set Edsel Records)
Альбомы:
1973 Tanx ۞ 1974 Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow
1974 Bolan's Zip Gun ۞ 1976 Futuristic Dragon ۞ 1977 Dandy In The Underworld
Информация:
Edsel Records Classics
This compilation © 2010 Demon Music Group Ltd.
Marketed by Edsel
Manufactured in the EU
Catalog Box: EDSF6002
Catalog CDs:
EDSF6002 Disc One / EDSF6002 Disc Two
EDSF6002 Disc Three / EDSF6002 Disc Four / EDSF6002 Disc Five
Issued under licence from Spirit Services Holdings s.a.r.l.
Жанр: Rock / Psychedelic Rock / Glam Rock / Classic Rock
Год: 2010
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Диски упакованы в картонные конверты и вложены в коробку. Оформление картонных конвертов соотвествует оригинальному оформлению виниловых пластинок.

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This slipcased 5 CD set features five original albums in CD-sized cardboard replicas of the original album covers.

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Initially a British folk-rock combo called Tyrannosaurus Rex, T. Rex was the primary force in glam rock, thanks to the creative direction of guitarist/vocalist Marc Bolan (born Mark Feld). T. Rex's music borrowed the underlying sexuality of early rock & roll, adding dirty, simple grooves and fat distorted guitars, as well as an overarching folky/hippie spirituality that always came through the clearest on ballads. While most of his peers concentrated on making cohesive albums, Bolan kept the idea of a three-minute pop single alive in the early '70s. In Britain, he became a superstar, sparking a period of "T. Rextacy" among the pop audience with a series of Top Ten hits, including four number one singles. Over in America, the group only had one major hit -- the Top Ten "Bang a Gong (Get It On), disappearing from the charts in 1973. T. Rex's popularity in the U.K. didn't begin to waver until 1975, yet they retained a devoted following until Marc Bolan's death in 1977. Over the next two decades, Bolan emerged as a cult figure and the music of T. Rex has proven quite influential on hard rock, punk, new wave, and alternative rock. Following a career as a teenage model, Marc Bolan began performing music professionally in 1965, releasing his first single, "The Wizard," on Decca Records. Bolan joined the psychedelic proto-punk-rock combo John's Children in 1967, appearing on three unsuccessful singles before the group disbanded later that year. Following the breakup, he formed the folk duo Tyrannosaurus Rex with percussionist Steve Peregrin Took (Stephen Porter). The duo landed a record deal with a subsidiary of EMI in February 1968, recording their debut album with producer Tony Visconti. "Debora," the group's first single, peaked at number 34 in May of that year, and their debut album, "My People Were Fair and Had Sky in Their Hair...But Now They're Content to Wear Stars on Their Brow", reached number 15 shortly afterward. The duo released their second album, "Prophets, Seers & Sages, the Angels of the Ages", in November of 1968. By this time, Tyrannosaurus Rex was building a sizable underground following, which helped Bolan's book of poetry, The Warlock of Love, enter the British best-seller charts. In the summer of 1969, the duo released their third album, Unicorn, as well as the single "King of the Rumbling Spires," the first Tyrannosaurus Rex song to feature an electric guitar. Following an unsuccessful American tour that fall, Took left the band and was replaced by Mickey Finn (3). The new duo's first single did not chart, yet their first album, 1970's A Beard of Stars, reached number 21. The turning point in Bolan's career came in October of 1970, when he shortened the group's name to T. Rex and released "Ride a White Swan," a fuzz-drenched single driven by a rolling backbeat. "Ride a White Swan" became a major hit in the U.K., climbing all the way to number two. The band's next album, T. Rex, peaked at number 13 and stayed on the charts for six months. Encouraged by the results, Bolan expanded T. Rex to a full band, adding bassist Steve Currie and drummer Bill Legend (born Bill Fifield). The new lineup recorded "Hot Love," which spent six weeks at number one in early 1971. That summer, T. Rex released "Get It On" (retitled "Bang a Gong (Get It On)" in the U.S.), which became their second straight U.K. number one; the single would go on to be their biggest international hit, reaching number ten in the U.S. in 1972. Electric Warrior, the first album recorded by the full band, was released in the fall of 1971; it was number one for six weeks in Britain and cracked America's Top 40. By now, "T. Rextacy" was in full swing in England, as the band had captured the imaginations of both teenagers and the media with its sequined, heavily made-up appearance; the image of Marc Bolan with a feather boa, and platform shoes, performing "Get It On" on the BBC became as famous as his music. At the beginning of 1972, T. Rex signed with EMI, setting up a distribution deal for Bolan's own T.Rex Wax Co. record label. "Telegram Sam," the group's first EMI single, became their third number one single. "Metal Guru" also hit number one, spending four weeks at the top of the chart. The Slider, released in the summer of 1972, shot to number one upon its release, allegedly selling 100,000 copies in four days; the album was also T. Rex's most successful American release, reaching number 17. Appearing in the spring of 1973, Tanx was another Top Five hit for T. Rex; the singles "20th Century Boy" and "The Groover" soon followed it to the upper ranks of the charts. However, those singles would prove to be the band's last two Top Ten hits. In the summer of 1973, rhythm guitarist Jack Green joined the band, as did three backup vocalists, Stephanie Spruill, Pat Hall, and the American soul singer Gloria Jones; Jones would soon become Bolan's girlfriend. At the beginning of 1974, drummer Bill Legend left the group and was replaced by David Lutton, as Jones became the group's keyboardist. In early 1974, the single "Teenage Dream" was the first record to be released under the name Marc Bolan and T. Rex. The following album, Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow, was the last Bolan recording with Tony Visconti. Throughout the year, T. Rex's popularity rapidly declined -- by the time "Zip Gun Boogie" was released in November, it could only reach number 41. Finn and Green left the group at the end of the year, while keyboardist Dino Dines joined. The decline of T. Rex's popularity was confirmed when 1975's Bolan's Zip Gun failed to chart. Bolan took the rest of the year off, returning in the spring of 1976 with Futuristic Dragon, which peaked at number 50. Released in the summer of 1976, "I Love to Boogie," a disco-flavored three-chord thumper, became Bolan's last Top 20 hit. Bolan released Dandy in the Underworld in the spring of 1977; it was a modest hit, peaking at number 26. While "The Soul of My Suit" reached number 42 on the charts, T. Rex's next two singles failed to chart. Sensing it was time for a change of direction, Bolan began expanding his horizons in August 1977. In addition to contributing a weekly column for Record Mirror, he hosted his own variety television show, MARC. Featuring guest appearances by artists like David Bowie and Generation X, MARC helped restore Bolan's hip image. Signing with RCA Records, the guitarist formed a new band with bassist Herbie Flowers and drummer Tony Newman, yet he never was able to record with the group. While driving home from a London club with Bolan, Gloria Jones lost control of her car, smashing into a tree. Marc Bolan, riding in the passenger's seat of the car, was killed instantly. While T. Rex's music was intended to be disposable, it has proven surprisingly influential over the years. Hard rock and heavy metal bands borrowed the group's image, as well as the pounding insistence of their guitars. Punk bands may have discarded the high heels, feather boas, and top hats, yet they adhered to the simple three-chord structures and pop aesthetics that made the band popular.

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Основатель и лидер «T. Rex» Марк Болан начал профессионально заниматься музыкой еще в 1965 году, выпустив свой первый сингл «The Wizard». Затем он присоединился к психоделическому фолк-роковому проекту «John’s Children», просуществовавшему недолгое время. После распада этой группы Болан организовал дуэт «Tyrannosaurus Rex» в компании с перкуссионистом Стивом Перегрином Туком. Заключив контракт с «EMI», парни приступили к записи дебютного альбома «My People Were Fair And Had Sky In Their Hair But Now They’re Content To Wear Stars On Their Brows». Неожиданный успех этой пластинки, а также сопуствующего сингла «Debora» заставил музыкантов работать интенсивнее и к осени 1968 года уже был готов второй альбом «Prophets, Seers, And Sages, The Angels Of The Ages». Этот релиз также как и первый был чисто акустическим, однако уже на третьем диске группы появилась электрогитара. После неудачного американского турне Тука сменил Микки Финн. В начале 1970 года обновленная команда выпустила «A Beard Of Stars», поднявшуюся на 21-е место в британских хит-парадах. Последний трек с гитарой в духе Хендрикса давал почуствовать зарождение нового саунда группы. В конце 1970 года группа окончательно переключилась на электрогитары и сократила свое название до «T. Rex». Дуэт выпустил сингл «Ride A White Swan», занявший второе место в английских чартах. Вскоре состав команды был расширен до четырех человек, в «T. Rex» появились басист Стив Карри и ударник Билл Легенд (Билл Фифилд). Обновленный коллектив выпустил сингл «Hot Love», на шесть недель возглавивший британские хит-парады. Летом 1971 года группа повторила успех с «Get It On», вошедшей также в американский Топ 10 и ставшей международным хитом. С выходом «Electric Warrior» началась повальная «тирексомания». Ажиотаж подогревался сценическим имиджем Болана, появлявшемся на концертах в боа, высокой шляпе и туфлях на толстенной платформе. В 1972 году Марк основал свой собственный лейбл «T. Rex Wax Co». Первым релизом, выпущенным этим лейблом стал сингл «Telegram Sam», снова занявший первую строчку чартов. В марте «T. Rex» далвали концерты перед многотысячной толпой фанов, собравшихся на лондонском стадионе Уэмбли. Впоследствии видеозаписи с этих шоу вошли в фильм Ринго Старра «Born To Boogie». Альбом «Slider» вышедший летом 1972 года сразу же ворвался на вершину английских хит-парадов, а за четыре первых дня было продано 100000 экземпляров этой пластинки. Диск 1973 года «Tanx» имел несколько непривычный для «T. Rex» саунд, по словам Болана это был госпел-альбом. Пластинка неплохо продавалась, но имела меньший успех чем ее предшественники. Летом 1973-го в группе появился новый гитарист Джек Грин, а также три бэк-вокалистки, одна из которых, Глория Джонс стала подружкой Болана. В начале 1974 года из команды свалил Билл Легенд, а его место за ударными занял Дэйви Лютон. Глория Джонс взялась за клавишные. Альбом «Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow» стал последней записью «T. Rex» с продюсером Тони Висконти, поскольку того не устраивало новое музыкальное направление группы. На следующий год популярность команды стала резко падать. Коллектив покинули Финн и Грин, а в составе появился клавишник Дино Динс. Скрываясь от английских налогов Болан в 1975 году перебрался в Америку, где увлекся алкоголем и наркотиками. Однако с рождением сына он переборол дурные привычки и верулся к деятельности. Альбом 1976 года «Futuristic Dragon» смог подняться лишь до 50 места в чартах. Спустя некоторое время команду покинул Стив Карри. Диск «Dandy in the Underworld» имел больший успех, чем его предшественник и популярность «T. Rex» снова начала набирать обороты. К тому времени состав группы практически полностью поменялся: кроме Болана в него входили басист Херби Флауэрс и ударник Тони Ньюмен. Однако, дальнейшим планам Марка не суждено было сбыться - 16 сентября 1977 года автомобиль, которым управляла его жена врезался в дерево, в результате чего Болан, находившийся на пассажирском сиденье, погиб.

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Members
♪ Marc Bolan: guitar, lead vocals (Aug 1967 - Sep 1977)
♪ Steve Peregrine Took: percussion (Aug 1967 - Oct 1969)
♪ Mickey Finn: percussion (Oct 1969- Dec 1974)
♪ Steve Currie: bass (Dec 1970 - Aug 1976)
♪ Bill Legend: drums (Dec 1970 - Nov 1973)
♪ Jack Green: guitar (Jul 1973 - Nov 1973)
♪ Gloria Jones: keyboards, vocals (Jul 1973 - Aug 1976)
♪ Davy Lutton: drums (Nov 1973 - Aug 1976)
♪ Dino Dines: keyboards (Nov 1973 - Sep 1977)
♪ Miller Anderson: guitar (Aug 1976 - Sep 1977)
♪ Herbie Flowers: bass (Aug 1976 - Sep 1977)
♪ Tony Newman: drums (Aug 1976 - Sep 1977)

T. Rex ● Disc One 1973

Tanx is the eighth album by British rock band T. Rex, released in 1973.[1] Tanx was a hit in UK and Europe but it failed to emulate the success of The Slider in the U.S., reaching only #102 in the album charts. It was critically derided by journalists[citation needed] who said the darker, adult sound was a complete departure from the unique melodic rock and roll that made the band famous. It predates punk in some ways, with largely darker and more aggressive songs, and shorter songs than the previous two T. Rex albums ("Electric Warrior" and "The Slider") with 9 of the songs less than three minutes long (by comparison, "Get It On" was 4:24), akin to Bolan's previous albums under the name Tyrannosaurus Rex and the debut album under the abbreviated "T. Rex" name (all of which had no more than 2 songs over three minutes per album). "Tanx" is also the first album notably to incorporate elements of soul music, further explored in the following album, "Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow", and other subsequent T. Rex albums. Likewise, it's the beginning of Bolan's marked departure from the glam rock style which he originated and helped popularize, preceding contemporary David Bowie's departure from glam and move towards soul music with his album, "Young Americans", by nearly 2 years. The song "Born to Boogie" was actually not featured in the 1972 Ringo Starr produced film, also called Born to Boogie. Curiously, the popular single "20th Century Boy" was not included on the album.

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01 Tenement Lady
02 Rapids
03 Mister Mister
04 Broken-Hearted Blues
05 Shock Rock
06 Country Honey
07 Electric Slim And The Factory Hen
08 Mad Donna
09 Born To Boogie
10 Life Is Strange
11 The Street And Babe Shadow
12 Highway Knees
13 Left Hand Luke And The Beggar Boys

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