Nice, but still no cigar
Apple to sell DRM-free music on iTunes music store.
A definite improvement; the extra 30 cents gets you better quality and of course, no DRM. And they even let you upgrade existing tracks, which is a very nice gesture.
Still, aside from iTunes exclusives and single tracks off otherwise forgettable albums, I will continue buying physical CDs.
For roughly the same price as online, a physical CD gives me a perfect, lossless backup copy of my music, free from DRM, and I also get a printed lyrics sheet and the ability to rip the music into whatever format I prefer.
A definite improvement; the extra 30 cents gets you better quality and of course, no DRM. And they even let you upgrade existing tracks, which is a very nice gesture.
Still, aside from iTunes exclusives and single tracks off otherwise forgettable albums, I will continue buying physical CDs.
For roughly the same price as online, a physical CD gives me a perfect, lossless backup copy of my music, free from DRM, and I also get a printed lyrics sheet and the ability to rip the music into whatever format I prefer.
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