<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

My wife and I can't stand shitty kid music.  We have a 3 month old and so far we just play him the music we enjoy- classical, vintage country, jazz, and we've been singing him some acoustic renditions of metal songs we think are funny in acoustic form.

Is there any reason to buy him a wiggles or yo gabba gabba CD?  It's like nails on a chalkboard for us... 

The kid music I remember growing up was from Disney movies, sesame street, and ones we sang in school like baby beluga and three little Indians (ha! remember that song?? Can't believe we sang that in school...)  I mostly grew up on classical, oldies, beach boys, and showtunes.

I'm shooting to indoctrinate him into appreciating a diverse selection of (imho) good music like david bowie, queen, sublime, aretha franklin, beatles, the ventures, the pixies, rolling stones, elvis, iggy pop, rhcp, elton john, blaze foley, elizabeth cotton, jack white, mammas and the pappas, etc etc.

I'm also going to teach him piano and drums while he's pretty young to see if the musical interest sticks (but not going to shove it on him if he's not into it.)  
I want him to eventually choose his own music, and if he brings home a shitty kidz bop album he absolutely loves I'm not going to ban it or anything harsh, but... Can't we just dodge that terrible kid music bullet by getting him into the classics first?  

Can this exclude him from being part of other groups of kids somehow?  Would he be missing out on something?
<bot>: What music are you raising your kids on?  If they're older what kind of music are they into now? Is there a good reason to introduce them to any of this new wave kid crap?