So much I've heard and hear I like rather than being stuck in or restricting myself to a single narrow genre.

The problem is, rule of life: one can do [u]anything[/u] one wants to do well if one tries and applies themself, just not [u]everything[/u] one wants to do.

Personifying that a lot of guitarists [u]learning[/u] here are older, which invokes a wider range of exposure over their lifetime whilst at the same time restricting what is potentially pragmatically achievable given the remaining time available, encumbrances and advantages of being older.

[br]Ultimately if I had more time, I'd like to play Bensonesque Jazz, but that's never gonna' happen. I just don't have sufficient time remaining to develop my skills to that required level.

I most enjoy and so like to play electric guitar and Classic Rock encompassing a range of eras and styles. Not only is it achievable, it's energetic and just smile to the face fun with loads of riff driven tunes with catchy hooks not all that hard with many solos even now within my capability with applied effort. Love the energy and sound of electric with fuzz, crunch or distortion as applicable.

[br]So Classic Rock for me. Having a lot of fun with The Undertones' "Teenage Kicks" (1978) at the moment. Yes I know technically it's Punk Rock but I'm not that discriminatory.....

[br]Just show me you best pogo!