Defeating CDKNet CD Protection

I legally purchased a CD and popped it into the computer, expecting to foobar diskwrite some mp3s for use on my ipod...

but, this CDK program auto-installs (without any OK from me), and browsing the CD reveals no .cda files at all! i'm supposed to be using this auto-installed CDK (owned by CDKNet, apparently) player to play some file...

selecting Play on right-click menus freezes Winamp 5.2...

for lack of a better question, how can I get the music out?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

bypassing autoplay doesn't help, since again there are no .cda files viewable to rip (in general, no files in a known music format or even any that would take up the ~700 mb on the cd)...

i'll try isobuster; thanks!

There's nowhere I can't reach.

sadly, the cd did not contain any notice of encryption / DRM (which would make it a further violation of the red book standard?)... only the typical compact disc digital audio logo (which is also not proper, given the lack of any .cda files)

haven't had a chance to try anything yet but will keep you all updated on the results...

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

sure, this is chris tomlin's the noise we make...

i have two of his newer albums (which were free and clear and lovely)... he's a great guy, just picked the wrong people to listen to in making that first cd...

How ya doing, buddy?