I can relate to that. Given that the music industry as a whole just wants to maximise average spending per person, a package deal of a streaming subscription wi

I can relate to that. Given that the music industry as a whole just wants to maximise average spending per person, a package deal of a streaming subscription with a trickle of permanent licences added as the cherry on top could surely entice many to increase their spending to subscription level. Eligibility to once a month promote one favorite track to "keeper" or something like that. I doubt that it would cannibalize much, because I really think that pretty much everyone who currently buys some of the content they already pay for in a subscription is doing so for a physical copy (which would not be part of the cherry-on-top trickle). It also would not threaten the subscription, because the library one could build from that would not reach "cord cutting" volume even after a lifetime of trickle licences. As usual, it won't exist because content owners can never understand that they would not lose anything.