Good answer
I would consider myself in the category of people who "love music". I have DJ'ed on and off (now admittedly totally off) for 10 years and currently have a little studio set up in the spare room. Nothing gives me more pleasure than a day just farting around writing music at home. Admittedly I'm not very good, but it sure beats watching tv all day when it's raining outside. However, I have been resigned to the fact that that is where all my music shall remain. There are one million other little upstarts noodling about with music in the spare time and as I see it the biggest battle for any music producer at any level these days is getting your stuff to the right people and being heard.

I can imagine that you share the same sentiments as me with regards to getting your stuff heard. I wish I was better at writing music, and I'm totally honest with myself with the fact that I probably won't ever make a penny from my music. However, I live with the modest hope that someday somewhere, someone will listen to a song a few times and say, "Hey, that's better than that shit in the charts".
(The Archduke of South London I'm in your Girlfriend eating her organs, Tue 4 Jan 2011, 8:57, Reply)