Bradley is a good reference, beautifully written but a little verbose. Adam and Victor is easier to read IMHO. Plum and Posner is essential, as a large chunk of your inpatient admission/consult cases will be AMS. Neuroanatomy through clinical cases is good for neuroanatomy, after reading which you can transition to Localization (more detailed, more boring). I haven't picked up good texts for EMG, EEG, peds, or path, and would appreciate recommendations as well.