Vun inside noh gland

Vun inside noh gland
Studio album from BAP
Publication (s)	August 24, 1982
Label (s)	EMI Electrola (musician)
Format (s)	LP, MC, CD
Genre (s)	Kölsch rock
Title (number)	11
running time	42 min 01 s
occupation	Vocals, guitar: Wolfgang Niedecken Guitar, vocals: Klaus Heuser Bass: Steve Borg Drums: Wolfgang Boecker Percussion, vocals: Manfred Boecker Keyboard: Alexander Büchel Sound engineer: Hans Wollrath
production	BAP and Helmut Rüssmann
Studio (s)	Recording studio Rüssmann July 1982
chronology For usszeschnigge! (1981) Vun inside noh gland Bess demnähx (1983)

Vun drinne noh drusse ( Kölsch for “From inside to outside”) is the fourth album by the Cologne rock band BAP . It was released by EMI Electrola in 1982 and was number 1 in the German album charts for nine weeks . With around one million records sold, it is BAP's most successful album to date.

Creation and publication

For the first time in the band history of BAP there were no personnel changes compared to the previous album when recording Vun drinne noh drusse . The album was recorded and mixed in July 1982 in Hennef (Sieg) in the Rüssmann recording studio. In commercial terms, Vun drinne noh drusse surpassed the success of the previous album Für usszeschnigge! . It reached the top of the German album charts immediately after its release and pushed Für usszeschnigge to second place.

The live dress rehearsal for the songs by Vun drinne noh drusse took place on August 28, 1982 on the Loreley open-air stage as part of the Rockpalast . BAP was the first German band to play here in the Rockpalast concert series together with Rory Gallagher , Eric Burdon and David Lindley .

The cover photo shows a night shot of the freight hall of the former Ahrdorf train station in the Eifel. Through the open gate you can see into the illuminated hall. In the unfolded album, you can see additional large-format pictures of the interior of the hall with musicians, instruments and parts of a sound system . After Ahrhütte the band had retreated to the sample early 80s.

Songs

Ten of the eleven songs are original compositions that are stylistically close to the previous LP Für usszeschnigge! lean on. Rock songs ( Kristallnaach , June 10th , Nit for Kooche (Part 2) , When et Bedde is worth it ) alternate with rock ballads ( wave riders , Do can magic , Ahn 'ner guard rail , one for Carmen un en island , Koot for Aach ) .

For the first time on a BAP LP, a song was sung by a guest; Birgit van der Most took over the solo vocals in the anti-carnival song Nit for Kooche (part 1) . The title Wie 'ne Stein is a cover version of Bob Dylan's Like A Rolling Stone . Kristallnaach / Wellenreiter was the only single release from the album.

Track list

1. Kristallnaach - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 4:59
2. Wellenreiter - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 2:24
3. June 10th - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 4:25
4. Wie 'ne Stein - (B. Dylan; German text: W. Niedecken) - 4:29
5. Do it magic - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 4:37
6. Nit for Kooche (Part 1) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 1:40
7. Nit for Kooche (Part 2) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 4:06
8. Ahn 'ner guardrail - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 4:18
9. When et Bedde däät - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 4:34
10. One for Carmen un en island - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 2:58
11. Koot vüür Aach - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken) - 3:28

The CD version of the original vinyl album was released on November 16, 1982. The album was released again on March 24, 2006 by EMI as a "Digital Remastered CD" with a 2nd CD with bonus material.

1. Wellenreiter (Live "Rockpop in Concert", Dortmund 1982) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken)
2. You still know? (Live 1983) - (BAP, W. Niedecken)
3. Su 'ne Morje (Live, 1983) - (B. Dylan; German text: W. Niedecken)
4. June 10th (Live, 1983) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken)
5. Wie 'ne Stein (Live "Rockpalast" Loreley 1982) - (B. Dylan; German text: W. Niedecken)
6. Do it magic (Live "Rockpalast" Loreley 1982) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken)
7. When et Bedde däät (Live "Rockpalast" Essen 1986) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken)
8. Kristallnaach (Live Wackersdorf 1986) - (K. Heuser, W. Niedecken)
9. Hundertmohl (Studio 1983) - (BAP, W. Niedecken)

See also

• List of the best-selling music albums certified by BVMI in Germany

Individual evidence

1. ↑ BAP Song By Song  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at www.bap.de, accessed on January 11, 2010  

literature

• Klaus Dewes: BAP for metzenemme . Gustav Lübbe Verlag GmbH, Bergisch Gladbach 1984, ISBN 3-404-60112-2

Web links

• Information about the album on the BAP website