| 1 | Futuristic Dragon (Introduction) |
| 2 | Jupiter Liar |
| 3 | Chrome Sitar |
| 4 | All Alone |
| 5 | New York City |
| 6 | My Little Baby |
| 7 | Calling All Destroyers |
| 8 | Theme for a Dragon [Instrumental] |
| 9 | Sensation Boulevard |
| 10 | Ride My Wheels |
| 11 | Dreamy Lady |
| 12 | Dawn Storm |
| 13 | Casual Agent |
| 14 | London Boys [Extended Play] |
| 15 | Laser Love [Extended Play] |
| 16 | Life's an Elevator [Extended Play] |
| 17 | Futuristic Dragon (Introduction) |
| 18 | Chrome Sitar [Alternate Take][*] |
| 19 | All Alone [Alternate Take][*] |
| 20 | New York City [Alternate Take][*] |
| 21 | My Little Baby [Alternate Take][*] |
| 22 | Sensation Boulevard [Alternate Take][*] |
| 23 | Dreamy Lady [Alternate Take][*] |
| 24 | Dawn Storm [Alternate Take][*] |
| 25 | Casual Agent [Alternate Take][*] |
| 26 | London Boys [Extended Play][*] |
| 27 | Life's an Elevator [Extended Play][*] |
| 28 | Futuristic Dragon (Introduction) [*][Outtake] |
| 29 | All Alone [*][Outtake] |
| 30 | Dreamy Lady [*][Outtake] |
| 31 | Casual Agent [*][Outtake] |
| 32 | Casual Agent [*][Outtake] |
| 33 | All Alone [Solo Recording][*] |
| 34 | Dreamy Lady [Solo Recording][*] |
| 35 | London Boys [Solo Recording][*] |
| 36 | Life's an Elevator [Solo Recording][*] |
The phenomenally popular and influential T.Rex spearheaded the glam-rock movement, a genre owing everything to its quintessential superstar, Marc Bolan. Rivaled only by Bowie, whose own glam period followed in their flamboyant footsteps, Bolan and T.Rex created an incredible vibe and sound whose legacy lives. Driven by primal grooves, effortless hooks, trippy vocals, and deliciously fat guitar riffs, their music was both infused with hippie spirituality and raw sexuality-a rich, ripe, sonic delight both primitive and evolved. While their music defined an era, their irresistible grooves are timeless, and Bolan's later, more experimental tracks, marrying pop genius with creative expansion and proto-punk power, underscore his groundbreaking artistry.
