I actually get into this type of debate with my... ahem, "musician" buddies. It always kinda sucks talking music with them. For one, I've becom pretty good at making music. Not pro by any means, but on par, if not a bit better, than the common garage band. Whenever I try to get in on these conversations, they always say something to the effect of, "Dude, we're musicians, your just a producer." Which is... really odd, considering a producer is a musician in technical terms. Always pisses me off. I can make a killer hip hop beat, sequence an orchestral que, & still, I'm just a "non-musician producer", whatever the heck that means, who's makes cool sounds.
To start a new paragraph, & a slightly new thought, I say this to CTE, & all of the other l33ts, pick up a sequencer & try to make something yourself. You actually try & succeed in making something listenable, & I'm %100 sure you'll appreciate it. I've learned a least a little guitar, as well as some drums... & a fiar bit of keyboards, & I still appreciate the music that comes from a sequencer, & few FX, & a buttload of work. Really, when it comes down to it, a computer, a guitar, or a trombone, it's all "pushing buttons".
P.S. JJT is right, get over yourself.