Edited sentence: Albeit, the sound quality is excellent and the response-time for utilization of controls is very good.Also, a great many of the tracks played were NEVER hits, nor even air-worthy.And that is why real radio audiophiles will have disdain for this type of system.It is simply not what a true music lover would put up with for entertainment.Perhaps the industry should be re-evaluated by copyright lawyers and the World body of influence to put some common sense into this system that is sadly lacking.There may be many millions of people using this system but real radio and some CDs make more sense than waiting around listening to a bunch of tracks one does not care about just to get to hear one that has merit.They are the obscure cuts off albums that the industry considers as "filler" in order to sell the album.They tell you everything is free until you try to log in around about the third time or so.This system also denies the creators of a "station" from listening to their own "station" after they have created it.Who wants to be re-directed to "SIMILAR" artists or songs.Who wants to not be able to hear the exact song they request.Yet, for those who have spent considerable time in real radio taking live-caller requests for songs, this system hardly makes any sense