How much mp3? All of mp3!

So I'm going to take a cue from Mamma's House and plug a site that I like to spend time at.

It seems that the cool thing these days is to buy your mp3s "legally" by way of physical stores or iTunes. And sure, if you buy through the evil fruit company then a CD only costs $10 instead of $14. But can't we do better than that?

Of course we can. Because we have countries in this world that maintain little (or no) copyright laws. Hm... who is one of these countries? Russia.

I was directed to www.allofmp3.com maybe 2 years ago. The user interface has improved considerably since then. This site is just like iTunes except that you download a song for about 10 cents and an entire album for maybe 2 bucks. How do they do this and make a profit? Well, they probably get the music through questionable means. But how are we to know?

Personally I don't care.

Here are the reasons why this site is better than iTunes:

1. Music is a hell of a lot cheaper.
2. You can get a song in just about any music format you like, and at any bitrate.
3. They have a much wider selection
4. They have a nicer user interface
5. You don't have to keep a credit card on file (they use a charge system like partypoker.com)

Go check it out if you are looking for an mp3 that doesn't seem to exist on Limewire or eDonkey, and you don't want to deal with the fruit of the devil.