If a digital music store doesn't give you a lossless copy, then it should provide you the ability to upgrade to a higher quality lossy format at any time.
By
Slartibartfast
on July 26, 2008
The alternative is that they haven't sold you right to listen to the music; just a scratched version thereof.
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itunes cahrges extra to upgrade to a higher quality. the baseline is 128kbps, which is crap.
charges.