I really do struggle to understand iTunes pricing structure for older albums. When the first 3 Enigma albums range from £4.99 to £6.99 this 4th suddenly leaps to the most oddly priced £10.89 and has not budged from that in months and is far more than the High Street retail price for the CD. iTunes need to review the extortionate price spikes that they fail to adjust and reflect the average for the artist. It does seem that at least one album for all artists gets allocated a really weird price that is simply not reviewed.