Neil Price

Really enjoyed this book. Starts a bit slow. And I felt it was going to be a bit predictable. But the slow start is necessary to set the stage for what happens later, which turns out not to be predictable. There are some good scary moments in this book. But there is also a bit of humour. Which I think is good. You don't want things to be to serious sometimes. And when things started falling into place. The twist is unexpected. All adds up to a good read 👍.

The first album under the name T.Rex. This album has some beautiful tracks which are of course unique to Bolan. There are also some tracks that Rock ! Jewel being one of the best.

The fourth and final album under the full name of Tyrannosaurus Rex. But now Mickey Finn takes over Steve Tooks place in the band. Now Bolan start's to bring a more electric sound to the music. The final track Elemental Child rock's out. A taste of the future when T.Rex will be born.

The final album Bolan did with Took. This album has less of an underground sound as the first two albums they did. But the lyrics take you into a fantastic world of imagination. The imagination of Marc bolan. As on the first album there is a fantasy story told by the disk jockey John Peel. All adds to the mystic and mystery feel of Tyrannosaurus rex. Superb.

The second Tyrannosaurus rex album. This is perhaps my favourite of the Bolan/Took duo. It has the hit single Deborah along with some other fast moving tracks. But this album also takes you deeper into the strange elfin mystic world of early Tyrannosaurus rex.

The first thing you notice about this album is the amazing artwork on the front cover. When you start to listen the music is as unusual and striking as the artwork. At first you may think what is this ? The strange vocals and lyrics. But the more you listen you will realise this album very much of the time. But it has a unique sound, the sound of Tyrannosaurus rex. Fantastic 👍