Yay here in britain we finally can buy songs from the itunes music store
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I wonder if the money convertion equals the same prices 'over the pond.' I don't want any brits getting a lower price on music.
At current exchange rates we're paying $1.40 per track at the iTMS. But at £0.79 per track and £7.99 for most albums it's cheaper than Amazon (I saved £5 on a Madness CD just now), okay so you don't get any tangible items but £5 buys lunch.
does anyone know when australia might be getting the iTMS?