T. Rex - Electric Warrior

T. Rex - Electric Warrior
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Album Details

Title: Electric Warrior
Artist: T. Rex
Release Date: 1971
Re-Released On: 1/29/2008
Label: Reprise, A&M Records, Universal Distribution, Um3
Duration: 39:02
Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 075992745925, 4988005502124, 606949311322, 075992745918, 075992745949, 081227611163, 4988005400406, 4988005472359, 606949370725, 643346011714, 731454100724, 766487923828
Genre: Rock
Styles: Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Proto-Punk, Album Rock
Moods: Confident, Gleeful, Theatrical, Amiable/Good-Natured, Boisterous, Cheerful, Energetic, Exuberant, Freewheeling, Irreverent, Swaggering, Campy, Carefree, Druggy, Earnest, Fun, Playful, Sexy, Stylish, Trippy, Whimsical, Wry, Delicate, Eerie, Gentle, Intimate, Sparse, Laid-Back/Mellow, Light, Rollicking, Sensual, Sexual, Silly
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 7
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Mambo Sun
  2. Cosmic Dancer
  3. Jeepster
  4. Monolith
  5. Lean Woman Blues
  6. Bang a Gong (Get It On)
  7. Planet Queen
  8. Girl
  9. The Motivator
  10. Life's a Gas
  11. Rip Off

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2008CDUniversal Distribution90769
2005CDA&M Records95018
2003CDUm34937072
2001CDA&M Records493113
1998CDUniversal Distribution5410072
1988CDReprise2-6466

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Album Review

An extraordinary two-CD set that's as much a tribute to an album as it is to an artist, reprising the Electric Warrior sessions and the way in the songs evolved and developed. Included are three versions of "Get It On," including one with just Bolan's original basic rhythm guitar track, and working versions of much of the rest of the album. The opening uncut version of "Get It On" running more than six minutes is worth the price of admission, and it gets better from there are we hear the album get pieced together. In contrast to some bootlegs that give take after take, the editing here is judicious and worthwhile, giving a succinct audio documentary style account of the creation of this landmark album. And the sound, from the original raw session tapes in mid-1990's transfers, is a lot crisper than the Warner Bros. standard CD of the album--the guitars have a sharp, slashing attack, the drums are close, and the bass is very hard and heavy, like being at the session, and you haven't lived until you've heard Bolan's raw version of "Honey Don't." As a bonus, there's also an interview with Bolan about the album, done at the time of its recording, on Disc Two. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Andy ThomasScreen Design
Bill InglotProject Assistant
Bill LegendDrums
Bryan LasleyArt Direction, Package Design
Burt CollinsFlugelhorn, Horn
Cory FryeEditorial Supervision
Craig AndersonAuthoring
David DieckmannAuthoring
David KatzOrchestra Contractor
David PonakProject Assistant
Ed CaraeffPhotography
George MarinoMastering, Surround Mix, Stereo Mix Producer
George UnderwoodArtwork, Photography
Ginger DettmanProject Assistant
Greg AllenProject Assistant
Héctor CastilloEngineer
Howard KaylanVocals, Vocals (Background)
Ian McDonaldSaxophone
Joe BlackProject Coordinator
June ChildArtwork, Concept
Kieron "Spud" MurphyPhotography
Malcolm CecilEngineer
Marc BolanGuitar, Vocals
Marc SalataProject Assistant
Mark VolmanVocals (Background), Vocals
Martin RushentEngineer
Mickey FinnVocals, Percussion
Patrick MilliganProject Assistant
Rick WakemanKeyboards
Rik PekkonenEngineer
Robin HurleyExecutive Producer
Roy Thomas BakerEngineer
Seamus EganLiner Notes
Spencer ChrisluAuthoring
Steve CurrieBass
Steve PokornyProject Assistant
Steve WoolardProject Assistant
Steven P. GormanPhoto Research
Tim ScanlinLiner Note Coordination
Tony ViscontiPiano, Photography, Producer, Digital Remastering, Surround Mix, Mixing, Liner Notes
Will LegendDrums