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I think they have to think about bandwidth limitations as well. By allowing a certain amount per month per user they are better able to foresee costs and minimize problems. Its like cable tv. If ou go on vacation, you sitll pay for it. I remember when emusic announced it was goinglimit downloads. I spent every downloading as much as I could, and Im sure others did as well. As a result, it was very buggy with alot of errors. But I still got my Bill Evans boxed sets!

Strange Liberation is probably the most straight ahead jazz of the three, but that isnt saying much. Its a very good disc with a great band. A Thousand Evenings is a very laid back, with an accordion player on every track. Its a god disc, but its not that jazzy. Freeak In, wel, the title explains that. All the discs are adventurous, just in their own way. I dont have Soul on Soul, but Im guessing it is more like Strange Liberation than the others are. P.S. I would just buy all 3.

Nope. But you can cancel your "membership" immediately if you would like, and not have to order anything after that.

Why would you taste it?

For a casual fan of stright ahead, I think the Seven Steps box is definitely your best choice. The 65-68 is the best music (ever made) but its really not very easy listening. easier than Bitches Brew of course. Your best bet would be to order the box from www.yourmusic.com 5.99 a disc, so the Seven Steps would be 42 dollars, which is practically free. It should only take a week or so to arrive.

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Makes me wonder what else I cant search for that might be on there. Especially box sets. Some arent even listed in the boxed sets section. Luckily, I already have the Complete IASW, which is phenomenal.