Dear Steve Jobs,iTunes is fantastic. I imported all my CDs a few years ago on my iMac, and never looked back. My poor stereo has been gathering dust bunnies ever since, unable to compete with playlists and online music stores. I could go on and on about how iTunes changed my music-listening habits forever. But there's one feature you don't have that I want - nay - need on iTunes....a wish list! It's nice that the program allows you to request music not available online, but the Dear John letter you get after you submit your request is kinda lame. I recently tried to find "Silent Running" by Mike and the Mechanics, for example. No dice. Here's what you get when you submit a request for a song not available: "Dear Customer:Thank you for your feedback regarding iTunes. We cannot respond to you personally, but please know that your message has been received and will be reviewed by the iTunes Feedback Team..."What would be even better is if iTunes kept track of the songs you've requested (the aforementioned Wish List), and then notified you when the songs were available. I realize you don't really want to call attention to the music you *don't* have by building this feature, but on the other hand, wouldn't it be great if people could see how much progress you're making in acquiring new music? It's a small request, Mr. Jobs, but it would mean so much to me! Sincerely,Mike