Hey @jonobacon , guess what band is on stage soon \m/
No, I donāt remember when this was released!
Slight change to to the rules - You donāt have to link to them all but if you want to feel free
Pick three tracks:
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Heritage Track - This is not necessarily one you would have picked for your self but has special meaning to you because a of a link to your parents, grandparents or other older family member
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Legacy Track - You want to pass this on to your kids, grand kids, etc.
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Guilty Pleasure - Canāt think why it works for you but must be part of your life
Iāll start with my list
Heritage Track: Has to be Summertime, originally from the Gershwin musical āPorgy and Bessā but I donāt think Janice Joplin can be beaten here.
Legacy Track: Patience of Angels, Boo Hewerdine,
Guilty Pleasure
Hit me with your rhythm stick, Ian Dury
Hi Bryan itās great to see such a musical taste expressed If we were to spend an evening playing each other what we think is great music I am sure you would play me some stuff I hate and I would play you some stuff you hate but there is much we would both love.
This emphasises a point I made at the start of this topic there are only two types of music: good and bad. Sometimes our views overlap, others they differ but this a choice we should each make for ourselves
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Heritage Track
Legacy Track
Guilty Pleasure
Hi @joe Legacy track is great, Feeder are brilliant too. I would not have chosen your āGuilty Pleasureā but the point here is we are look for what works for us. If what what works fir you doesnāt work for me:
Why should I care?
Ahh, itās so rare to find Feeder fans, Iām glad at least one person knows who they are 
Edit: sorry I missed the new rules.
3 of my more recent playlist additions
Herritage: I can still hear my dad singing along with this
Legacy:
Guilty Pleasure. Actually, I was tempted to use this for the heritage. My grandmother loved Lawrence Welk. I would love to be able to sit with her now and watch it. Yes, his show was cheesy to say the least (although the early black and whites werenāt so bad) and he ran his show in a way that would make any third world dictator look timid, but his orchestra was great. Not a few musicians started there.
Hey! If weāre gonna have Rat Pack songs, then Dean M isnāt a patch on the finest song by the finest singer.
I know there has been touchy, difficult subjects tackled on BV before. At the risk of starting something highly controversial, perhaps big enough to take down BV, I sayā¦
Deano sang better than Frankie. And Buddy. 
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I was listening to one of my favorite piano sonatas, Moonlight Sonata by ole Ludwig and, when listening to one of the later movements, I wondered how that would translate to guitar. I found this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6rBK0BqL2w
Wow, that young girl can play! Just love how she looks bored.
I asked my wife what she thought Ludwig would think of it. She thought he would love it. Then, Iām thinking he wasnāt too far from qualifying for an 80ās hair band. 
Has anyone here played a classical piece in a similar manner? @jonobacon?
Hi Greg,
Sorry for the delay in replying, I would be surprised if @jonobacon has not played a least some classical music in the past as from what I have seen online he is clearly talented, even if we have significantly different musical tastes.
Recently I found my self playing āEine Kiiene Nachtmusikā with my daughter.
āLittle Night Musicā for those who like me need German to be translsted.
I love Mozart. I would have enjoyed listening to your family concert!
Sorry I hadnāt replied either till now. Ever since getting in the habit of picking things out of others collections at random in the days of napsterā¦I pretty much listen to anything. Really. The last thing that made me go āwowā though was Animals by Tom Delonge (formally of blink-182). Itās a couple years old but I found it just recently because he won UFO researcher of the year 2017 and I figured Iād check out some of his stuff I hadnāt heard before. Iām really fond of it.
https://youtu.be/s91Yi7eGi_c