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I suppose I should bias my purchases in May, June and July or something to just EMI music. This sounds like a nice option for a huge number of people who have a strong opinion about DRM and buy from the iTunes store. This is the perfect opportunity to send a message to the music labels. I don't think we should pass it up. [Thanks: Screen grab from one of Apple's current iPod ads.]
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