After Apple blocked out PyMusique (mirror) and versions of iTunes older than 4.7, PyMusique is now again working. This is a Good Thing. We (consumers who give a shit) need to take a stand against DRM, and this enables that. And that while still paying the exact same amount for the music, so no income losses there.

Of course I still prefer an actual CD instead of just a music file. I want the booklet, I want the full quality, I want a physical product that I can rip myself and rip again if my hard drive crashes. (Note that this excludes copy-protected CDs. In the rare event that I would want to listen to one of those, I'd download it.)

But still, keep this stuff going. I know a lot of people are fine with paying for downloaded music, and they need to be able to do so without DRM.