Marc Bolan certainly had his ups and downs as far as popularity goes.  He went through a lot of changes in his music and at times, apparently began to believe the hype a little too much.  Having said that, I have to say that I was and still am a big T.Rex fan.  I picked up the CD to see if it was worth spending the money to buy the DVD.  After listening to the CD once or twice I knew I had to get the DVD. When I got the opportunity to pick up a copy of it and see him perform live for the first time, I jumped at it.  I picked up my first T.Rex (and Tyrannosaurus Rex) albums in the early 70s.  He never quite hit it as big here in the states as he did in England.  Then he was gone. Almost 40 years later, I have the opportunity to see him I never had then.  Watching him perform live in concert really shows how much he loved what he was doing. Watching him perform reminded me of such greats as Angus Young and Chuck Berry.  I suspect he influenced the former and was influenced by the latter. Rarely have I seen a performer who seemed to be having as much fun.  The actual movie gets a bit strange at times, but the version of "Tutti Frutti" rocks with a very young Elton John ripping the keyboards.  For me, the two recorded concerts are the gems of this 2 DVD set, with the extras such as the interview with the drummer (the only surviving member) and the story of the restorations with Marc's son being icing on the cake.