It's all about listening. Isn't it? (Score 1)

So I am not that young anymore. I didn't have time to deal with 100 LPs in the 80s, and have even less to organize, reorganize my digital tunes. iTunes can be the best JukeB in the world, if it didn't have the iPod, CDDB, the auto sync, I wouldn't have bothered. The subtle genius behind iTMS is that I can click to buy while brushing my teeth, and pick up the iPod to take to work before the toothbrush is down. And it is all seemless, well organized, easy to back up, pre-sorted, categorized, auto-play-listed. Less hassle, more listening. Subscriptions? Thanks but no thanks. I am not connected when I would like to listen (client firewall nazis). I don't like that the subscription might revoke my right once expired. If it doesn't revoke the right, then it will not be long of this world, in my opinion. Some have already indicated that they downloaded more than they could listen to from emusic.com (Enjoy your free time while you have it). Several have unsubscribed once they "got their fill". That's a really viable model for emusic.com!!!