Auditory Memory
Auditory Memory was the title of a 1975 album by Jerry Cammarata. It consisted of 52 minutes of silence.
According to New York Magazine (Oct 16, 1995), "Cammarata promoted the album by holding a press conference with an orchestra composed of bowed instruments that lacked strings, drums with no skins, and woodwinds devoid of reeds."
We've previously posted about an earlier silent record, "The Sound of Silence," released by students at the University of Detroit in 1959. I was curious how many other silent albums have been released. Some googling revealed a list of many more.
According to New York Magazine (Oct 16, 1995), "Cammarata promoted the album by holding a press conference with an orchestra composed of bowed instruments that lacked strings, drums with no skins, and woodwinds devoid of reeds."
Scrantonian Sun - Feb 9, 1975
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We've previously posted about an earlier silent record, "The Sound of Silence," released by students at the University of Detroit in 1959. I was curious how many other silent albums have been released. Some googling revealed a list of many more.
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