"Pik Sibbe" was BAP's first album released on EMI, marking a new chapter for the band after years with their previous label. The album reached number 5 on the German charts.
- "Pik Sibbe" was recorded in the Château du Thiou in France. The album's title, "Pik Sibbe," translates to "Seven Spades" in English. It was the band's 11th studio album.
- The album was released on August 30, 1993, and stayed on the German Top 100 Albums chart for 17 weeks. It followed their 1991 release "Ximalaya" and preceded the 1995 album "Sentimental."
- BAP's lineup for this record included Wolfgang Niedecken, Klaus "Major" Heuser, Georg Devries, Helmut Krüger, and Andreas Wimmer. It was produced by the band along with Bobby Klein and Frank Köllges.
BAP is a rock band from Cologne, Germany, formed in 1978. They are known for their enduring popularity in German rock music, singing primarily in the local Kölsch dialect.
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