(or the collective we)
The royal we? My real point is that relying on only one approach is going to lead to you to the same several solutions and that is where bringing in the self and and intellect can really serve the music.
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(or the collective we)
Becoming somewhat of an elitist and leaving a whole part of music on the side based on style names doesn't equal growing musically IMHO.
That isnt being an elitist,I dont like that music anymore? dont wanna play it? thats not what I call an elitist...

I agree with you - we all grow up and our tastes change - people develop new interests and we don't like what we did as children ...
It's like saying you are elitist because you don't like baby food and playing with dummies - we continually grow out of things and learn to appreciate more sophisticated and subtle things over simplest and most obvious...?
...only if there are hotties playing beach volleyball.