T Rex - Metal Guru. Recorded Live at Epic Studios.

T Rex performing Metal Guru live at Epic Studios.

T. Rex were an English rock band, formed in 1967 by singer-songwriter and guitarist Marc Bolan. From 1970 until 1973, T. Rex encountered a popularity in the UK comparable to that of the Beatles, with a run of eleven singles in the UK top ten. One of the most prominent acts in British popular culture, they scored four UK number one hits, "Hot Love", "Get It On", "Telegram Sam" and "Metal Guru". The 1970 release of the single "Ride a White Swan" marked the culmination of this development, and the group soon became a commercial success as part of the emerging glam rock scene.

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[AutomaticSelector]

Sounds like Marc Bolan as channeled by Bugs Bunny.

[benzo]

Seen many T Rex tributes, none of them calling themselves T Rex! No Bolan, no T Rex! Shame on these guys for disgracing the name of T Rex like this! Surely this is FRAUD! Get this off YOUTUBE!!! The best tribute band was Too Rex, sadly no longer around as Bobby T the lead singer passed away. Total respect for Marc's music and legacy RIP Bobby xx

[motorcop]

T Rexstacy is infinitely better in every way. This is a disc grace to Marc's memory.

[NatalieMcDonald]

OMG take this description off YouTube -- this is Paul Fenton's tribute band and Marc Bolan had nothing to do with it!!!

[susankirkland]

Shouldn’t be titled T Rex. Please change this. It’s so misleading and unfair for Marcs legacy and in his memory. 😭

[fijack]

Oh FFS! This shouldn't be allowed. The sound is awful, the performance is worse and they have the audacity to call themselves T. Rex?? NO!, NO!, NO!!

[jchoma]

Oh man, what a horrible Marc Bolan impression.

[colinfield]

I awoke from a nightmare and... nope, still there

[METRODnB]

Susan Boyle would be more convincing as Beyonce. What do you do for an encore guys, piss on the Cenotaph???

[robloxeva]

WTF. Must be some sort nut. An insult to Bolans memory. Crowd didn't appreciate that racket.

[tony.hiscox]

This is not T.REX - it's a fucking awful  - and I rarely use such language

[mumblesslam]

Why is Richard Simmons trying to imitate Marc Bolan and stealing his band's name?

[royferguson]

Too Rex top tribute band unfortunately Bobby the lead singer passed away, very badly missed.

[MrMojoRisin]

Christ that's bad. No Marc Bolan no T Rex. A great song butchered.

[lauriejanes]

This would be funny if it weren’t so horrible.

[markbentley]

There's a Japanese T.Rex tribute band posted elsewhere on You Tube who nail T.Rex's songs down with far more conviction than this travesty of a band could. They actually look the part, too..
Our Japanese friends are nearly as good as T.Rextasy, whom I'm fortunate to have seen two years ago, just before Covid-19 kickeed off.

[gun]

One of the guitarists is Graham Oliver who used to be in Saxon.

[marcbolan]

Ha ha, Never never, T, Rex , T.Rex is Marc Bolan, ! that's too bad, as if cats yowl

[susankirkland]

Please change your group name. You are not T.Rex… there was only ever one T.Rex. This is just an awful deceit and has potential to confuse those people searching for T.Rex info and finding THIS!!! instead.

[Grogster]

One word: Yuk! Get off / get lost...
actually that was more than one, but you get what I’m saying...