The music industry did it to themselves. They should have never got into bed with iTunes or went along with mp3's and now streaming. Dumb. They were so terrified of losing piddly sales to miscellaneous illegal downloading that they wound up doing way more damage by trying to comply with the mp3 trend which allowed Japan pulled ahead and became the #1 music market in the world because their music industry doesn't defer to digital. They still sell CDs and are reaping the rewards of it. The music industry in the USA will only recover if they stop catering to lazy, jaded consumers who think that they should have anything with the push of a button, figure out a way to divorce themselves from this digital nonsense and force consumers back into stores to buy those round discs again. I can't think of a way for that to happen, but good luck trying or RIP. Let this be a lesson about being greedy and how if something isn't broke, don't try to fix it.