"The song ""Invisible Sun"" was banned by the BBC in 1981. Who was the artist?"
Invisible Sun A Conspiracy of Hope Tour in 1986. The song is a departure from Police songs before it; "Invisible Sun" contains a dark, looping synthesizer beat, and powerful, haunting lyrics. Among other things, the lyrics refer to the ArmaLite rifle used by paramilitary organisations, but mainly by the Provisional Irish Republican Army. The music video for "Invisible Sun" features a collection of video clips taken from the conflict in Northern Ireland. Owing to its subject matter, it was banned by the BBC. "Invisible Sun" was also used as the opening music to the BBC 'Play for Today' film "The Long March"
The Power of the Invisible Sun project" providing the kids over the most difficult places around the world with indestructible soccer balls as a lasting symbol of hope. "Hope is the most important thing that people need to move forward. The slightest ray of hope can ignite the human spirit's ability to overcome: the power of the invisible sun" - Bobby Sager. Sting, friends with Bobby Sager, has been one of the most active partners supporting this project, attending to the Parties to add a value through his recognition among the media. In fact, the power of the invisible sun pays homage to his song "Invisible