There's nothing wrong with being experimental and playing around with tools. It's always been done. A problem today is how many people are putting out music that is *apparently* reasonably organic, when it fact it is a petroleum product, and not being honest about it. And of course the other problem today is how many people are putting out stuff far beyond what they can actually perform, but presenting it as something they performed.

If someone puts out clearly electronic or experimental music, then that's fine. There's nothing wrong with it, and I like a lot of it.

Funny Droddey.  I have a friend who is playing live w/ Chrysta Bell.  david lynch (the film maker) wrote/performed/produced the music for her.  My buddy had the job of making the studio stuff translate to a real, live band.  Drove him crazy, but he got 'er done.  Which is good, he gets to tour all over Europe etc.

I love a lot of things about digital - I couldn't do the kind of music I do w/o a lot of DAW tricks.  But I love the sound of analog on most things.  Digital synths sound more real.  everything sounds ...  thicker. 

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