Posted by JP on 03/24/06 13:38

"Diablos Rojos" <M.B.@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "G8ASO ���" <70trees@goodbuddy.com> wrote in message
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>> Anyone having difficulty finding obscure tracks could try
>> www.allofmp3.com
>>
>> It is based in Russia and claims to pay royalties, but tracks are only US
>> $0.11 - 0.17 with a full album usually just over US $1.00.
>>
>> You can choose your file format or select MP3 in 320, on line encoding
>> and it downloads almost straight away in superb quality
>>
>> Not free, but at these prices all the other silly download sites like
>> ITunes can get stuffed, I want music at a sensible price, if I can't get
>> it free, and in a sensible file format.
>>
>> www.allofmp3.com is the answer.
>>
>> I am in no way connected with them, just sharing info.
>>
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> http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Music/musiclaw5.html
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>
> Goes a bit into explaining it's legality and the fact that some of the
> money that you pay does go to the artists.

What a bizarre conclusion.
It goes to explain nothing about legality, just assumptions.

''As for the legality of non-Russian clients downloading from allofmp3 this
is country dependent. In countries with stricter copyright protections its
less clear''


Just like you assume payments to the artists from a company without even the
slightest transparency in their revenue stream.
No transparency, no audit trail, all this in a country that has rampant
unbriddled corruption.



Yeah righto mate the artist got paid!
Geeefawww!

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