I'm designed to improve things.  That's how I'm built, how I see things, how I listen, watch, and think.  Sometimes that makes worshipping [when I'm not leading] a real challenge.  I remember saying once, "I want to be one of those simple worshippers that can just go for it no matter how uncool the music is, how whack the sound is, how whatever the whatever is."  I remember seeing people next to me being lost in expressive love to Jesus, when I was being totally aware of the dynamics and technicalities of the music or sound.  I needed the ability to "turn it off."  Now, get this - I'm not a judgmental person, but by design [and by training] I pick up on things that could improve.  That can't control me when I'm choosing to worship God...I won't let it derail me.  Our worship is a response to the revelation of God, and I must be pure in heart to see Him.  It's a choice...that becomes easier the more I practice it.  I'm certainly not always there yet.  I would love to see a world full of worshippers who will worship for... apparently no reason.  ;0