The Best Music You Have Ever Heard?

Voodoo Child (slight return) - Jimi Hendrix 

Baba O’Riley - The Who

Day of the Eagle - Robin Trower

I could go on but the power of 3 is enough for me.  

Very hard to say, but any of the three mentioned in each category, will be a pleasure to hear at any time:

Classical:

Mozart: Clarinet Concerto (particularly the adagio movement

Schubert: D 856 String Quintet

Shostakovich: Piano Trio No. 2

Jazz:

Sonny Rollins:  "St. Thomas" (from "Saxophone Colossus")

Coleman: "Lonely Woman" (from "Shape of Jazz to Come")

Gillespie:  "Things to Come" (from "Reunion Big Band" (live performance))

Pop/Rock

Morrison:  "Into the Mystic" (fromn "Moondance")

Orbison:  "Blue Bayou" (from "In Dreams")

Mott the Hoople:  "All the Young Dudes" (from "All the Young Dudes")

Kansas - Carry on my Wayward Son

Norah Jones - The Nearness of You

Pink Floyd - WYWH

One recent extra addition - Archie Shepp, Horace Parlan - When Things go Wrong.

greetings & kind regards

"Sweet Judy Blue Eyes"  - Crosby Stills Nash & Young

"Fly Me to the Moon"- Frank Sinatra

 "Happy" - Pharrell Williams

cheers

Josquin Des Prez then Bach then Scriabin....

I feel guilty of forgetting easy  Vivaldi,  sophisticated Monteverdi, and sublime Gesualdo... 

What about Liszt? and Bruckner? 

I apologize to Beethoven Quatuors master and to Mozart writing  piano concertos before the Requiem....

How in the world could i dare  to pass over madness of Sorabji ?