"We like what we like and not much else"

Ik vind dit vrij pijnlijk om te lezen:

For The Wizard, I decided to stop those sets because there just isn’t much interest in mixed genre DJ sets – especially not of that style and technique. I found that we are not as open to various styles of music in a period of time as we used to be. We like what we like and not much else. The Wizard was created as a means to constantly present new music for the listener to eventually decide – to go out and search to buy the record and support the independent music industry and art form. I see little tolerance or patience for this now. In most situations where music is being played, people decide whether it’s right or wrong based on whether they like it or not. What this does is unconsciously steer a lot of music producers to make similar styles that they believe works immediately upon hearing rather than making something they really like and then making the audience like it too. That craft is gone. The Wizard was for the 1980′s and it was a lot of fun but, these are the 2010s – a different era with a different mentality.

In de rest van het (korte) interview heeft Jeff Mills nog wat zinnige dingen te zeggen.