'Legit Downloader' badge of honor

Each time you purchase an album or single track music download from an authorized content provider (ie, iTunes, Amazon, Google Play Store, etc..), your purchase is added to a tally tracker which can combine your purchases amongst the various content stores if you have accounts under the same name, email address, and credit card. Once your purchases total a certain amount (say, $50.00, but the amount can be determined by folks other than I), you receive in the mail a 'Legit Downloader' badge of honor. This badge of honor is in the form of those pin-on buttons they give out at political campaign rallies. Under the laminated face of the badge is an anti-forgery holograph like they put on government-issued ID cards and a barcode which contains your account info.

The badge entitles you to a 25% discount off the purchase price of 3 concert tickets and 10 single-track downloads (or two album downloads, or 5 single tracks and one album). These tickets can all be bought for the same concert (ie, bringing 2 friends along), or used at 3 separate concerts. At the concert, the barcode is scanned for the amount of tickets purchased. Perhaps special, only-available-by-mail album CDs with write-protection software can be sent as an additional/alternative incentive depending on the content provider or music label.

Basically the idea is to combat the 'Piracy = cool' shirts that illegal downloaders wear with a set of wearable pin-on badges, one badge for every X amount you spend on legitimate music downloads.