You know you all have one.

For me, it's Grandpa's Violin from .hack//sign Liminality. An absolutely beautiful, simple, emotional song. It's played exceptionally well, but.. on almost any down bow, the violinist lets his/her bow get away from him/her near the tip and it bounces quite noticeably. Surprisingly obnoxious and something I would not expect to hear from someone with the skills shown in the rest of the playing. Poor bow choice, or poor control, or both. In my job I help people every day select bows and this is one of the main criteria, as in the very first thing that will be looked at to eliminate a potential bow from being purchased. Unfortunately, most of the covers on youtube are quite terrible, but one from a child actually manages to capture most of the spirit of the original without the bow hopping. So unfortunate that the original has such a glaring error. As someone who does this for a living it's almost enough to cause me to not listen to it.

Original:



There are so many of them, but the easiest one to hear I think is at the transition from 0:16 to 0:17. Another one easy to hear about the last half of 1:42 (that particular second).

Best cover I could find: