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Do you like music?... MP3 Legal music? Very cheap price ranging from 0.08 - 0.15 cents a song .............Here, website from Russia http://www.allofmp3.com/

ENJOYYYYY!!!!!!!

Actually in many countries like the USA it is not legal to buy form that site.

In Russia though it is not against any law as they do not sell any real items - only altered versions of music. The original recoding was not in MP3 format so they are not violating rules.

In the stores here you can buy MP3 collection disks that each have 10-11 albums on each disk and the cost is usually 100 rubles or about $3.50. So if you want one old favorite Beetles song you may end up with 11 albums of tunes instead.

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Uploading, downloading & ordering photos from the site <------ THE BEST!!!

28 new songs from Red Hot Chili Peppers
Download it now for just $3.45 http://music.allofmp3.com/r2/Red_Hot_Chili_Peppers/Stadium_Arcadium/group_44/album_501/mcatalog.shtml?albref=29

Regarding legality of downloading songs from Russian MP3 websites, per the following it's perfectly legal

http://www.museekster.com/allofmp3faq.htm#Is%20using%20Allofmp3%20legal?

Now for the country that may well have the strictest rules on copyrights, the USA. A thread in the Fatwallet forums brings some light in his confusing subject. We will not bother you with all the details. Here is a concise version of the interesting parts:

"MP3's, OGG's, etc are not illegal in the USA and therefore can be imported. There is also no law against importing music from other countries (including Russia). Because you are buying this legally in Russia and then importing to the USA, this should be 100% legit. For example, assuming that Russian Vodka is illegal to buy in the USA on Sunday, but you buy the Russian Vodka in Moscow on Sunday, then you import it into the USA, you have done nothing wrong. Again, this assumes that 1) it is illegal to buy Russian Vodka on Sunday in the USA 2) it is legal in Moscow and 3) it is legal to import Russian Vodka."

Title 17 Chapter 6 Sec. 602 of the U.S. Code  covers "Infringing importation of copies or phonorecords". You can find this title here

Subsection (a) tells us:

"Importation into the United States, without the authority of the owner of copyright under this title, of copies or phonorecords of a work that have been acquired outside the United States is an infringement of the exclusive right to distribute copies or phonorecords under section 106, actionable under section 501."

So it's illegal you may think. But take a close look at sub (a)(2):

"This subsection does not apply to importation, for the private use of the importer and not for distribution, by any person with respect to no more than one copy or phonorecord of any one work at any one time, or by any person arriving from outside the United States with respect to copies or phonorecords forming part of such person's personal baggage;"

If MP3's, OGG's etc are in fact considered phonorecords, U.S. citizens can legally buy these as long if they are for private use and not for distribution. If MP3s, OGG's etc. are not considered phonorecords, no import laws apply. The sections of digital audio recording and sound recording have no mention of importation.

So in layman's terms the bottom line of this discussion is:

Downloading from Allofmp3 is legal for U.S. Citizens, as long as the files are for private use and not for distribution.

I just downloaded the whole album of these artist & it just cost me $14.66
what a cheap price..... it is almost priceless!!!


$1.48 Godsmack (IV)                                                                               
$2.13 Tool (10,000 Days)                                                                         
$1.40 Pearl Jam (Pearl Jam)                                                                     
$1.18 Goo Goo Dolls (Let Love In)                                                             
$1.27 Snow Patrol (Eyes Open)                                                           
$3.45 Red Hot Chili Peppers (Stadium Arcadium)                                     
$1.44 Hoobastank (Every Man For Himself)                                               
$1.13 Jack Johnson (Sing-A-Longs & Lullabies For The Film Curious George)
$1.18 Sugarland (Twice The Speed Of Life)
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$14.66 Total                                              

Quote from: Lucas Scott on May 28, 2006, 07:24:07 PM
Regarding legality of downloading songs from Russian MP3 websites, per the following it's perfectly legal

I think it is Legal... I've been downloading from that site since October of 2004 of more than 6 Gigabytes of music that is about less than $100 bucks... I'm very happy with their service

Anybody here wants to listen to music online for free?

1) Go to www.blogmusik.net hit enter
2) On the top right click "Join blogmusik.net and CREATE your playlists!"
3) Fill out the form
4) In the button of the Ipod type the artist you want to listen to

that's about it have fun!

Also check out di.fm and pandora.com . both really cool similar internet radio sites 

I found a new online music downloading, fee still cheap (0.20 cents a song)....

visit: WWW.MP3FIESTA.COM

Thanks for all. I like music very much
If you like to listen to Vietnamese music, let's visit here:http://mp3.zing.vn/

The law in the US is confusing regarding downloads, I think in part due to the vast misinformation and fear mongering promoted by the entertainment industry. As far as I understand, and I suppose I could be wrong, it is legal to download mp3's for personal use. When cassette copying technology was developed, I believe the law was changed to allow people to make copies and share their music with their friends without being criminalized, as long as they were not profiting from it. To the best of my knowledge this law still applies to audio files being shared over the internet. Any thoughts?
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