Music’s dirty little secret? AllofMp3.com

Posted on March 18th, 2006 by Zack

I stumbled upon this really cool music download site, allofmp3.com. It’s a russian website that sells legal music to everyone all over the world. The music is licensed from the russian copyright holders (aka the equivalent of the RIAA), so it’s perfectly legal. What’s so great about the site? They have an amazing selection, and albums cost only about $1 each… let me restate that: each ALBUM (ie. multiple songs) cost about $1 each. They also have a nifty program that allows you to download music much easier called “allTunes.” Oh, and the music isn’t locked down or protected, which means you can play it on anything!
I have been using the site for a few days, and I absolutely love it. Check it out.

Now, let me listen to All American Rejects - Dirty Little Secret.

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2 Responses to “Music’s dirty little secret? AllofMp3.com”

  1. Theresa, on April 9th, 2006 at 3:22 pm Said:

    It was recently released that Russian sites such as allofmp3.com has been using customer’s credit card numbers to charge several thousand dollars.

    See a link regarding this here.

  2. Jeff, on April 10th, 2006 at 10:23 pm Said:

    zack just got pwned

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