iTMS has this version of AC/DC's Back in Black but doesn't even have any by the original artist <br><br>

That's the biggest achille's heel of online music selling...the scores of missing artists. Everything should be for sale online, including out of print music tracks. <br><br>

If you consider yourself a fan of rock music, you should have this album anyway!!!<br><br><br><br>

oh, I do!<br><br>But there are some other AC/DC CD's that I don't have.<br><br>

Since you call me a liar on iChat, here's proof, geekboy! <br><br><br><br>

This proves what, that maybe you tried Kazaa one afternoon? <br><br>

I am happy to keep playing my vinyls.<br>Don't want to know about iTMS<br>Don't want know about RIAA<br>More interested in ARIA<br>Plenty ACCA DACCA here mate.<br>If everything was for sale online, what would happen to your local shopping centre?<br><br><br>but where will we be when the future comes?

OH yeah, and you've obviously been rocking it out. You've listened to the album an average of 0.5 times.<br><br><br><br>

Normally I keep my iTunes selected to Party Shuffle. I had noticed earlier that I hadn't heard AC/DC in a long time. Checked and 0 play since I installed OSX onto this HD last summer!<br><br>

I have Back In Black, Highway To Hell & Let There Be Rock on vinyl. Like most of my old vinyl I haven't bought the CDs to replace them. Instead I'll check out alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.classic-rock and see if it's there. I have digital versions of 90% of my vinyl that I aquired that way. The audiophiles that post there usually encode at bitrates of 256-320k which ain't too bad for mp3s.<br><br>In the case of bands like Pink Floyd, Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, etc. I have had vinyl, cassette and even 8-Tracks of their stuff. Which meant paying for it 2 - 3 times. So IMO the bands AND the RIAA have made their money off of me already. <br><br>However, I have downloaded a few classic rock/metal albums from iTMS that I couldn't find on Usenet. So again I ended up paying twice for it. Most recently: The Band (Remastered) and Judas Priest - Hell Bent For Leather. My iTMS "Purchased" music library is over 500 songs, so they've made a few bucks off of me too.<br><br>