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Ok, I give in to the bloatedness of this all. I'll play my "opinion" card (which is a valid option), and let you feel some fleeting fame, cause quite honestly I don't have the time to nit-pick your reply, much less read it all. To just touch on your first question about tangibility of live music. Gimme a mp3 that sweats and poors, in front of your face, out emotional energy that equals the greatest of live performances (which, it would seem for most "musicians", is the best venue). The aspect of being there for the performance alone makes it a more "tangible product". I just don't see my friends and family coming up to me saying "hey, listen to this, after this RealAudio commercial, oh and this CNET one, yeah listen to this song, it only cost me $3 to listen to!!" _______________________________________________________________________ James R. Pearce jamesrp@statenet.com