|   Danielz 
                is Marc Bolan 
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                Watching 
                  T.Rextasy in concert 
                  demands stamina, a good pair of bopping shoes and a healthy 
                  set of lungs to sing along to the rock-a-boogie songs that made 
                  Marc Bolan the leading force of Glam Rock. After the initial 
                  impact of T.Rextasy's stage presence, and the uncanny resemblance 
                  to Marc Bolan in voice and looks from their lead guitarist and 
                  frontman Danielz, you know 
                  that you're in for a evening's worth of hot Bolanic hits, played 
                  to perfection and with incredible enthusiasm.  Metal 
                  Guru, Jeepster, Telegram Sam, Hot Love, Children of the Revolution,
 Ride a White Swan, Get it On,
 I Love to Boogie, New York City,
 The Groover,
 Solid Gold Easy Action
 & 20th Century Boy.
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            | T.Rextasy, 
                the ultimate tribute to Marc Bolan & T.Rex, made their 
                debut on 18 September 1992 in a small club in Hackney, East London. 
                The venue sold out with new and old T.Rex fans, including ex-T.Rex 
                drummer, Bill Legend. Today, of course, T.Rextasy are not only 
                hailed as one of the highest acclaimed tribute bands on the scene, 
                but are also known as one of the few bands that actually play 
                without the aid of samplers, backing tapes, and wigs!
 They are a real live band, and are not to be confused with any 
                of the current cabaret style pretenders of the 'Stars In Their 
                Eyes' brigade! This is why T.Rextasy have gained the respect from 
                Marc Bolan's contemporaries, and have been accepted on tour 
                with the likes of Gary Glitter, Roy Wood, The Sweet, Slade, Ian 
                Hunter, and Status Quo. Due to the band's stage performance 
                and attitude, and not to mention the meticulous study and choice 
                of material, T.Rextasy are attracting a wide age group. Perhaps 
                this is why they have not only played the Glam Rock nostalgia 
                gigs, but also with top indie bands such as Dodgy at the 
                Phoenix Festival, and the prestigious Midtfyns Festival in Denmark, 
                where they appeared with Blur and Iron Maiden. In 
                the Summer of 1997 they were also asked to appear with Status 
                Quo at Rugen Island in Germany.
 T.Rextasy play for their audience, and most of them obviously 
                want to hear songs they know and love. Therefore, the band always 
                include T.Rex's Top 20 hits such as: Metal Guru, Jeepster, Telegram 
                Sam, Hot Love, Children of the Revolution, Ride a White Swan, 
                Get it On, I Love to Boogie, New York City, The Groover, Solid 
                Gold Easy Action, and 20th Century Boy. T.Rextasy are more than 
                just a tribute band, they are ultimately the definitive T.Rex 
                experience of the 21st Century. T.Rextasy are booked for all kinds 
                of concerts. To headline a club or rock venue usually demands 
                an 80-90 minute fully blown rock 'n' roll show. A headline theatre 
                show usually comprises a 90 minute performance including a complete 
                and authentic T.Rex show, which would include an electric set, 
                followed by an acoustic and congas performance, and finishing 
                the show with a second set of electric rockers. T.Rextasy also 
                enjoy playing support to major acts with a set-up which comprises 
                of one hour of Glam Rock Top 20 T.Rex hits.
 
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  "Absolutely amazing!". When I saw Danielz 
                  on stage a shiver went up my spine. If there's anyone who can 
                  step into Marc's shoes I'd like it to be him", said June 
                  Bolan (Marc's wife, after seeing Danielz perform at Wembley 
                  Arena) T-REXTASY are probably the closest you could ever come 
                  to experiencing T-Rex in the 2000's.Whether you should actually want to experience T-Rex In the 
                  2000's is a debatable point, but the impersonation was so good 
                  that if the singer had offered me a lift in a blue Mini, I'd 
                  have shit a brick and scarpered
 
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