Just take a look at this:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1491516901670441597
It's a guy playing Pachelbel's Canon in D on electric guitar, and is just awesome.
Pretty much everyone must know the original song, it's Pachelbel's most famous classical composition. And if you haven't, you must surely have heard some of the music listed in this wiki page (under "Musical adaptations" half-way down), which are all influenced by the same chord progressions used in this song. A good example of how much of modern music hails back to classical roots. Listen to the part just after 2:00 into the video and it's sooooo Greenday - Basketcase
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1491516901670441597
It's a guy playing Pachelbel's Canon in D on electric guitar, and is just awesome.
Pretty much everyone must know the original song, it's Pachelbel's most famous classical composition. And if you haven't, you must surely have heard some of the music listed in this wiki page (under "Musical adaptations" half-way down), which are all influenced by the same chord progressions used in this song. A good example of how much of modern music hails back to classical roots. Listen to the part just after 2:00 into the video and it's sooooo Greenday - Basketcase