Share this postThe World of Tosh BermanMy Favorite Albums Of All Time (Part 6)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreMy Favorite Albums Of All Time (Part 6)Tosh BermanSep 18, 20226Share this postThe World of Tosh BermanMy Favorite Albums Of All Time (Part 6)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore3ShareThe Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra - The Rolling Stones Songbook (London, 1965)Edwin Astley - Secret Agent Man Meets The Saint (RCA, 1965)The Teddy Bears - The Teddy Bears Sing (Liberty, 1981/1959Christian Marclay - More Encores (No Man’s Land, 1989)Bach/Glenn Gould - The Art of the Fuge (Columbia Masterworks, 1962)The United States of America - The United States of America (Columbia, 1968)David Bowie - Blackstar (ISO Records, 2016)Tony Conrad with Faust - Outside the Dream Syndicate (Superior Viaduct, 2016/1973)Milt Jackson - Wizard of the Vibes (Blue Note, 1952)Syd Barrett - Barrett (Harvest, 1970)The Move - Shazam/Move (Fly Records, 1972)John Cage with David Tudor - Presents Variations IV (Modern Harmonic 2016/1966)Iggy Pop - The Idiot (RCA, 1977)Kevin Ayers and the Whole World - Shooting at the Moon (Harvest, 1970)The World of Tosh Berman is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.SubscribeThe World of Tosh Berman is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Subscribe
I have all those old MOVE albums. Shazam might be the best. "Cherry Blossom Clinic" "Fields of People."
It's gratifying for me to go through my album collection and choose the crucial recordings for whatever mysterious reasons. It also took longer than I suspected it would. Each record brings a specific memory to me.