Fortunately, new musicians are judged on a different basis from the way I judge them; I compare them to the masters, and that's somewhat unfair, but so be it.
New musicians are judged by the needs of the populace for "live" entertainment, and that's the basis by which they are judged. An example of a group that did well in New York, that get's a "what tha---" from me, is "Kid Creole and The Coconuts". I have a record of theirs that I'm sure is like new because I never play it. I liked their first hit;
http://us.napster.com/artist/gary-smulyan
That was Dr. Buzzards Original Savannah Band, and then they changed to "Kid Creole and The Coconuts"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC658OJpclE
My point is; I want to sit in the sweet spot, listen and go on musical journeys, while other people want to go out and be entertained; that's good for new musicians, and I'm glad for them.
Enjoy the music.