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artists get it. what tidal is going to have to do is use the power of these artists to create something different. as my friend joe levy at billboard pointed out, imagine if abc, bc and cbs all aired the shows at the same time everywhere. which one would you go to? right now they re going to have windowing rights. they ll have it available on tidal for a window of time. what i d like to see them do is make it exclusive to tidal and take control of their own distribution. yes or no it s worth the cost? that s for high quality music. regular sounding music which you won t be able to notice with your headphones is going to be $9.99 right in line with all of the streaming services. if you care for the artist go to the artist.