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Regarding diligence and the need for regular (daily) practice – that's exactly the point; I need an activity that I can dedicate my time to, but also enjoy.
At the same time, I fully understand that everything is done gradually. That is, if I am learning and feel progress, however small, then at this stage it doesn't matter what specifically I am playing (I have nothing against classics, it's just less appealing to me). The real question is whether this process will stagnate, which is quite possible.
As for the video uploaded at the beginning of the thread, Medj, it's... uh... the musical accompaniment for this topic. I listen to this guy's entire albums, and I like both the upbeat melodies and the more calm, complex, and simpler ones, and I haven't heard anything that I didn't like.
At the same time, I fully understand that everything is done gradually. That is, if I am learning and feel progress, however small, then at this stage it doesn't matter what specifically I am playing (I have nothing against classics, it's just less appealing to me). The real question is whether this process will stagnate, which is quite possible.
As for the video uploaded at the beginning of the thread, Medj, it's... uh... the musical accompaniment for this topic. I listen to this guy's entire albums, and I like both the upbeat melodies and the more calm, complex, and simpler ones, and I haven't heard anything that I didn't like.