May they all rot in hell.
Von Lohmann [senior staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation]thinks the online services may yet be a success, although they need to offer much more for less. "Maybe. With no DRM, and by bringing the price way down and by having much more music - at 25 cents a song or with a flat rate pricing. That could be compelling."
iTunes sells it's tracks at 99 cents. Detra has a deal for April of all tracks for 89 cents. livemetallica.com are selling whole concerts in MP3 two days after they're played for $9.99 which is about 50 cents a track.