And in some cases, the streaming version of an album is only available in a mutilated version. A number of live Bob Dylan albums are e.g. inexplicably missing t

And in some cases, the streaming version of an album is only available in a mutilated version. A number of live Bob Dylan albums are e.g. inexplicably missing the between-tracks content in the online versions (both streaming and even download), even though those bits are actually quite funny (all that stuff in the 1964 Halloween concert) or notorious (the Judas! – I don't believe you! exchange on the 1966 Free Trade Hall concert). So buying the CDs is currently the only legal way of actually getting the full album, and having the full liner notes available is actually also quite nice in that case.