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Product Type : Music

Altered Images - Pinky Blue (Half-Speed Master Edition) (Vinyl)

Altered Images - Pinky Blue (Half-Speed Master Edition) (Vinyl)

Artist: Altered Images

Music Genre: Alternative, Indie

Half-Speed Master

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ArtistAltered Images
FormatVinyl
GenreAlternative and Indie
Released6 September 2024
Barcode5014797911857

Disc 1

  1. Pinky Blue
  2. See Those Eyes
  3. Forgotten
  4. Little Brown Head
  5. See You Later
  6. Song Sung Blue
  7. Funny Funny Me
  8. Think That It Might
  9. I Could Be Happy
  10. Jump Jump
  11. Goodnight and I Wish

Half-speed mastering is a high-quality vinyl production technique where both the audio and cutting lathe run at half the normal speed during mastering. This slower process allows for greater precision, resulting in improved sound clarity, sharper high frequencies, and better overall detail. It's especially valued by audiophiles for its enhanced dynamic range and stereo separation. However, it’s more time-consuming and costly, and its benefits are most noticeable when paired with a high-quality original recording and pressing.  

About the artist

Scottish post-punk pop group formed in Glasgow in 1979. Originally comprising Clare Grogan (vocals), Tony McDaid (guitar), John McElhone (bass), Gerard "Caesar" McInulty (guitar) and Michael "Tich" Anderson (drums). McInulty left in 1981 to form The Wake with Jim McKinven (guitar/keyboards) replacing him. They soon adopted synthpop stylings under the influence of producers including Martin Rushent and Mike Chapman. The group split in 1983 (Anderson and McKinven had already left the previous year). Clare (who had already appeared in the hit film "Gregory's Girl" in 1980) was also an actress appearing under the name CP Grogan.

After playing many 80s festivals with Clare solo, in the 2020s she formed a live band with rotating members to tour their new and past material. Those musicians included Gillian Bickerstaff (Chi), Charlotte Printer, Andrew Cowan and Mandy Clarke/

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