THE LONG ANSWER:
Cory, you use a phrase that I think is key to the discussion: "electronic/computer generated music". I believe it is me, a human, that generates the music. In this way I believe the computer or the gear is analogous to the novelist's typewriter - the typewriter records the novelists output, It doesn't tell him what story to tell.
It's been said the music industry is built on two sets of dreams: The dreams of the fans about the stars, and the dreams of musicians to BECOME stars. Unfortunately, this has led to quite an appealing fiction - [to quote a Roland Groovebox slogan] "if you can mix records, you can make music with THIS, the TB blah blah blah" - as if it is the gear that makes the music. This pervasive fiction: "if you just have THIS piece of gear - you will become a star/make better music/have respect of your artistic peers/get laid more, is what leads to the misconception that the music is computer generated. It is HUMAN generated.
We have ended up with a situation where people - musicians and punters alike - place too much emphasis on the "how", rather that the "what" and the "why" of music - the latter two are far more interesting questions IMHO. I'd liken it to: so you are now fluent in a new language, but what do you actually have to say?
This leads us back to the human. In music, the way to "get across" to people is to transmit your personal "what" and "why" as openly, directly and honestly to the audience as you possibly can, so that they feel what you are feeling. If what excites you is the incredible MAX/MSP patch you built to generate your sounds, then for God's sake, get it up there on a big projection screen so we can all see it! If you make Dance Music, then dance as you play! If you wrote it in the studio, and shook it like a maniac while you were all alone at 4am, then groove out in front of the audience. It is NOT "showbiz" or "lowest common denominator" to do so
if that is the way you truly feel about your music.
PEOPLE LOVE HUMANS. Its an inescapable fact. When we connect with a piece of Art, we are in fact connecting to, and relating to, the state of the Artist: "Wow - they felt so strongly about that, they made it into a piece of art - now I feel it too". Its the direct human connection we all seek. "Art exists to reveal mystic truths" they say. Explore your own personal truths to the point where you find something that truly excites you, and then develop your skills/techniques to present that passion honestly to your audience, and they won't help but come away moved.
THE SHORT ANSWER:
I have spiky orange hair and jump up an down a lot, because that's what I like to do - put energy into people
, many people who are otherwise openminded about music in general, don't know how to approach electronic/ computer generated music, they want to like it but don't have context,....How do you make the connection? do you rock? (make sex a show?)... (do you cerebrate? make thought a show...?) I'd like to know, it's hard to connect with non electronic heads sometimes, how do you make your art accesable S[P, AND intriging/ creative/ important? 
