describe your playing style with music

I think its Bon Jovi, not Bob

Helter Skelter. Beatles.

The sixth one seems too "wild" for me

The overture to The Mastersingers of Nuremberg by Richard Wagner

I think he meant classical music. Symphony number 94, by Haydn, the Surprise Symphony. I had heard that they used actual cannons in the performance because he's playing along real slow and sleepily and everyone's falling asleep, and he suddenly blows off these cannons. The Wiki entry just says its a sudden fortissimo, like real loud, and then he goes back to being sleepy. Nothing about the cannons. I'm pretty bad, but I have my moments.

Modern classic: Going Mobile, The Who. @Tal, great avatar. #41 Took that album home when it came out and sat mesmerized for hours. Good one, Dixie. I'll have to check out the symphonic versions. I hung out in Nashville quite a lot. The Exit-In(n?) with Muddy Waters. 🙂

https://open.spotify.com/album/5q0xKY2gmHGV4DP2MlzP3q?si=3OWCRhUERYKCQ6e3M0gscgHere are a few songs on spotify

I have the album on a hard drive from years ago. Used to listen to it quite a bit.

This galop seems more cultured, even in Cziffra's interpretation.

My style is bonkers,

1. Beethoven is not the only classical composer

2. So-called "rush E" doesn't have anything common with a piece of classical music

Quite sad when the classical music is perceived as an unusual kind of pop.

Probably a violin player playing while having a stroke