The Different Story

Peter Schilling's 1989 album, "The Different Story," is a captivating journey through the synthpop and neue deutsche welle genres, showcasing the artist's unique blend of electronic music and compelling storytelling. Released on April 11, 1989, under WM Germany, this album is a testament to Schilling's ability to craft memorable tracks that resonate with listeners.

"The Different Story" features nine tracks, each offering a distinct sound while maintaining a cohesive theme of lust and crime. The album opens with the title track, "The Different Story (World of Lust and Crime)," setting the stage for the eclectic mix of songs that follow. Standout tracks like "Major Tom (Coming Home)" and "City of Night - Berlin" highlight Schilling's knack for creating atmospheric, synth-driven melodies that transport the listener to another time and place.

The album's duration of 38 minutes ensures that each track is concise yet impactful, making it an ideal listen for both casual fans and dedicated followers of synthpop. Schilling's distinctive voice and the album's rich production values make "The Different Story" a standout release in his discography. Whether you're a fan of the genre or simply looking for some great music to add to your collection, this album is sure to impress with its unique sound and engaging lyrics.