Share this postThe World of Tosh BermanMy Favorite Albums of All Time (part 8)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreMy Favorite Albums of All Time (part 8)Tosh BermanSep 22, 20226Share this postThe World of Tosh BermanMy Favorite Albums of All Time (part 8)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore3ShareThe Feed-Back - The Feed-Back (RCA, 1970)Anton Karas Plays The 3rd Man Theme (London, 1959)The Shadows - Meeting With The Shadows (Columbia/Italy, 1962)Thunderclap Newman - Hollywood Dream (Track, 1970)Anton Webern / Robert Craft - The Complete Music (Columbia Masterworks, 1957)Perfume Genius - Too Bright (Matador 2014)Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza - Azoni / Reazioni 1967-1969 (Die Schachtel, 2017)James Brown and the Famous Flames - I Can’t Stand Myself When You Touch Me (King, 1968)Dave Berry - The Crying Game (Decca, 1983)Jacques Dutronc - Les Play-Boys (Disques Vogue, 1966)Holger Czukay - Movies (EMI, 1982)John Barry / V.A. - James Bond Greatest Hits (Liberty, 1982)V.A. / Ork Records: New York, New York (Numero Group, 2015)Can - The Singles (Spoon Records, 2017)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
Very Bonzo Dog/Beatles-y … Great Jimmy McCulloch solo!
Yay! That Thunderclap Newman album. So odd how "Something in the Air" became a hit that you still hear today. But the rest of the album killz. Esp "Accidents." A crown. Townshend's influence was perversely strong throuhghout.