Audio CD (June 7, 2005)
Number of Discs: 2
Label: Sanctuary Records

David Bowie's glammed-out Ziggy Stardust may have inspired much British critical hype at the dawn of the '70s, but it was Marc Bolan's T. Rex whose infectious blend of rock roots and mystic troubadour conceits were the era's biggest teen-frenzy pop phenomena. Ringo Starr was so enamored of "T. Rexstasy" that he set about making a loose documentary on Bolan and band, one whose loose flights of improvisational cinema seem as dizzy as they do substance-fueled. This double-disc soundtrack to Born to Boogie's painstakingly restored and expanded DVD release is a fascinating, warts-and-all slice of pop history, mixing concert performances of key hits like "Jeepster," "Get It On," and "Hot Love" with live-in-the-studio rave-ups of "Tutti Frutti" and "Children of the Revolution," featuring backing by Ringo and Elton John. The "Tea Party Medley" is one strange soirée of hits, while disc two presents the only complete recording of a T. Rex show, capturing the band's triumphant Wembley homecoming on March 18, 1972, in all its screaming teen glory. --Jerry McCulley

Track List:
Disc: 1
1. Intro [Spoken Word]
2. Jeepster
3. Baby Strange
4. Electric Wind [Poem]
5. Tutti Fruitti
6. Children of the Revolution
7. Look to the Left
8. Spaceball Ricochet
9. Some People Like to Rock [Spoken Word]
10. Telegram Sam
11. Some People Like to Roll [Spoken Word]
12. Cosmic Dancer
13. They've Come, 'Tis Said [Spoken Word]
14. Tea Party Medley: Jeepster/Hot Love/Get It On/The Slider
15. Union Hall [Poem]
16. Hot Love
17. Get It On
18. Children of the Revolution (Reprise)
19. Interview With Marc Bolan from Late 1971 [Spoken Word]
Disc: 2
1. Rosko's Intro (Emperor Rosko) [Spoken Word]
2. Cadilac
3. Jeepster
4. Baby Strange
5. Spaceball Ricochet
6. Girl
7. Cosmic Dancer
8. Telegram Sam
9. Hot Love
10. Get It On
11. Just One More? (Emperor Rosko) [Spoken Word]
12. Summertime Blues - Marc Bolan & T. Rex
13. Hot Love - T. Rex
14. Get It on - T. Rex
15. Just One More? - Emperor Rosko
16. Summertime Blues - T. Rex