The Sun Always Shines On T.V. - Origin and Recording

Origin and Recording

The band's Paul Waaktaar-Savoy said,

"… we wrote 'The Sun Always Shines On T.V.,' that Andrew Wickham's secretary felt was a hit. She convinced him to make room for it. When we recorded it, we were really sick with influenza. Magne and Morten were lying in the studio on camping beds with high fevers."

Paul actually wrote / composed the complete drum track for this song.

Portions of the song's main lyrics were first used on the unreleased track "Never Never".

The Bassline for the song was performed using a Yamaha DX7. Other Synths include PPG Wave, Roland Juno-60 and Sampled Instruments such as the Oboe during the Introduction.

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