It's still not good enough for me.
As One More Solo says, in most cases you can get the CD for less. I'd much rather do this. Not only do you have something physical (which is always satisfying and it feels like you've actually bought something) but you also have the ability to do whatever you want, and rip it to whatever quality you want.
I won't be using iTunes until they offer lossless downloads, ever. If I like a chart song, I usually go out and buy the single, and I still reckon it's better to pay 2 quid for the actual CD.
And why should people pay extra to obtain tracks without DRM? I hope the EU prevent this price discrimination in Europe. I mean it's 66p/track in France vs 79p here. Competitors like eMusic are much better value. You pay something like £12/month and get 100 downloads, and their library has some really interesting stuff in it.
