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Do iTunes music downloads include the same content that their physical versions do? For instance, if a physical cd comes with a DVD, does the iTunes version include the video as well? I'm interested specifically in the "Hold Steady - A Positive Rage" live CD.
Thank you!

Hello JDLau,
It sounds like you want to know if the iTunes version of the live album A Positive Rage by Hold Steady comes with the video. According to the iTunes page for it, the album does come with the video:
A Positive Rage (Live)
The Hold Steady
https://itunes.apple.com/ie/album/a-positive-rage-live/id314378082
18
Video A Positive Rage (Documentary)
The Hold Steady
52:55
Album Only
It is item number 18 in the ablum in the list of tracks included.
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All the best,
Sterling

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