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Altered Images were an early 1980s Scottish new wave/post-punk band. Fronted by singer Clare Grogan, the band branched into mainstream pop music, having six UK top 40 hit singles and three top 30 albums between 1981 and 1983. Their hits included "Happy Birthday", "I Could Be Happy", "See Those Eyes", and "Don't Talk to Me About Love".

Bite (Altered Images album). Отметки Нравится : 110. Bite is the third and final studio album by the Scottish band Altered Images  . This direction was controversial with the group's fanbase, and although the album peaked in the UK Top 20 ( it sold less than the group's previous two albums, both of which had been certified Silver by the

Listen to music from Altered Images like Don't Talk To Me About Love, Happy Birthday & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Altered Images. Altered Images formed in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1979, with founding members Clare Grogan (vocals), Gerard Caesar McInulty (guitar), Johnny McElhone (bass), Tony McDaid (guitar), and Michael "Tich" Anderson (drums). In 1980 Clare appeared in Bill Forsyth's film Gregory's Girl which helped to bring attention to the band, and after sending a demo to Siouxsie & The Banshees they secured an opening slot for their 1980 tour.

Listen to albums and songs from Altered Images. Led by dreamy chanteuse Clare Grogan (then riding the acclaim of a role in Bill Forsyth's cult flick Gregory's Girl), Altered Images —formed in Glasgow in 1979 and —brought a youthful charity-shop chic to the charts in the early 1980s thanks to sugar-rush singles "Happy Birthday" and "I Could Be Happy," the aural equivalent of a. This album followed the success of their previous two albums as well as a number of hit singles in the UK. For this album, the group recorded with producer Mike Chapman between October and December 1982 and then with Tony Visconti in March 1983. The resulting album was a change in direction from the group's earlier post punk route, becoming a more polished pure pop sound. This direction was controversial with the group's fanbase, and although the album peaked in the UK Top 20 ( it sold less than the group's previous two albums, both of which had been certified Silver.