In 1981, Ultravox recorded their second album with Ure as frontman, "Rage in Eden", which was a Top 5 hit in the UK. After its release Ure and Currie reconvened with Visage to record the band's second album, "The Anvil". Released in early 1982, it was a Top 10 hit; but Ure left the band soon after its release, citing creative differences with frontman Steve Strange. The same year saw Ultravox record and release their third album with Ure, "Quartet", with production by Beatles producer George Martin. The album became their third Top 10 hit and featured four Top 20 singles. This period saw Ure work as a producer for other artists, amongst them Steve Harley, Skids, Peter Godwin, and Strasse, and in 1982 he released his first solo single, a cover of the 1968 Tom Rush song "No Regrets" (based on the 1975 hit cover version by The Walker Brothers), which made the UK Top 10. Ure also recorded the Bowie-track "The Man Who Sold the World" for the soundtrack to the British film Party Party.