Title: Great music, but computers (and iPod) can't read the disk.
Product review: Though I love both the music and the performance on this disk, I hate the fact that I can't put the music on my iPod or listen to it on my computer. (Neither my mac nor my PCs can read the disks.) These misguided copy protection schemes (and the "dual disk" format is just that, a disguised copy-protection scheme) don't help anybody. It's easy enough to create a digital copy of the music using an SPDIF output from a high-end CD player, so it will not take long for pirated copies of the music to hit the net, but those of us who are happy to pay for the music, who actually want to be honest, are stuck with choosing between a high-fidelity version that won't work on the iPod, or the low-sound-quality version that Apple provides. (Either that, or pay for the music twice.) I feel as if I'm being punished for being honest.
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