Herbert Grönemeyer - What's All This? (LP)

Herbert Grönemeyer's debut album, "What's All This?", released on January 1, 1988, under EMI Germany, is a captivating blend of Neue Deutsche Welle, German pop, and Schlager genres. This 43-minute journey through 11 tracks showcases Grönemeyer's unique ability to weave compelling narratives with catchy melodies. The album opens with the remastered title track, "What's All This," setting the tone for an introspective exploration of various themes. From the haunting "Full Moon" to the reflective "So Far Away," and the powerful "Men," Grönemeyer's lyrics delve into personal and societal issues, offering a glimpse into the human experience. The album's standout tracks, such as "Airplanes In My Head" and "Hold Me," highlight Grönemeyer's knack for creating memorable, radio-friendly tunes. "What's All This?" is a testament to Grönemeyer's early prowess as a songwriter and performer, making it a significant entry in his discography and a must-listen for fans of German music.

This LP was released in 1989.