No matter how you slice it the music industry is burning us more than we're burning their music. Music is timeless and will be endlessly resold with the newest technology available.That means in an average 80 year lifespan someone might have to buy the same music what? 10..15 times or more. If you bought the Beatles Sgt.pepper album on vinyl in '67,and then on 8 track in '77,and then on cassette in '87,and then on CD in '97,and then from Apple now,and then who knows how many times into the future before it becomes public domain... Well I'd say the music industry has enough cash from you and future generations to start giving it away cheap.Maybe pricing should reflect the vintage status of the music. 99 cents for the newest Eminem track and I don't know...20 cents for a beatles track? signed the devil's advocate.