No, of course kids hear lots of things. But the premise of this article is: what music should parents introduce to their children in hopes of developing an appreciation for "good music"? You certainly can influence anyone's taste through exposure as a child. Perhaps not *determine* the taste - but you can influence…

Hey, Sesame Street is OK. But it doesn't really broaden the horizons much, does it? Sorta sad, given how much music is out there.

Hey, Sesame Street is OK. But it doesn't really broaden the horizons much, does it? Sorta sad, given how much music is out there.

Fair enough, but people "like and enjoy" what they are exposed to. Kids are not born with an aesthetic sense - it develops.

Sesame Street music isn't always rock music (although sometimes it is, and sometimes the preschool version of the tween music that the parents who sent the first email were concerned about). But Sesame Street *is* the most useless suggestion in the article - as though kids need to be clued into Sesame Street, the most…

This list is why the term "rockist" was invented. All white, all pop/rock, all from 1960s-1980s. As though the highpoint of music appreciation is liking Elvis Costello. No Bach? Brubeck? Tchaikovskii? Coltrane? Chopin? Ellington? And that's just asking about jazz and classical.

By the same logic, PM was disappointed with 'Yesterday,' 'Good Day sunshine,' 'For No One,' and 'Here There and Everywhere.' more likely he just wanted SLS in the film but it was too long as first arranged.

By the same logic, PM was disappointed with 'Yesterday,' 'Good Day sunshine,' 'For No One,' and 'Here There and Everywhere.' more likely he just wanted SLS in the film but it was too long as first arranged.

By the same logic, PM was disappointed with 'Yesterday,' 'Good Day sunshine,' 'For No One,' and 'Here There and Everywhere.' more likely he just wanted SLS in the film but it was too long as first arranged.

By the same logic, PM was disappointed with 'Yesterday,' 'Good Day sunshine,' 'For No One,' and 'Here There and Everywhere.' more likely he just wanted SLS in the film but it was too long as first arranged.