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Same tracks, same basic design, same IP address as the old site. They've even ported across the user accounts of allofmp3 customers.
I haven't been able to log into my account so far, although when I clicked on the 'forgotten password' link, they emailed me my password details almost immediately, so I assume that I'll be able to log in sometime over the next day or two and (hopefully) reclaim to $10 or so left in my account!
I've written more about this story over at my blog, Siberian Light.
So what you expect to stop online pricay. What i think people from developed nations purchase CDs or buy online music and rest of the world download them via internet. It give artists publicity and help them get more concerts which is the main source of income rather then salling music to records.
I belong to a country where even artists dont have an idea about online promotion and when they read my interview or news about the concerts i arranged for underground bands they reached me and asked me to put their music online so they get publicitiy even mainstream artists called me send me CDs to promote their music. So what u think this is pricay? when artists reach themselves.
I send the same question to Google Team and they acknowledge my efforts and give authority to my site.
I mention some sites over at The Far Corner where you can download music completely legally:
http://www.btocher.com/2007/06/more-free-music/
I don't think they should allow these kind of illegal sites.
My account & balance were still intact, and have had no problems downloading stuff today.
The wikipedia entry for allofmp3 speculates that mp3sparks.com was down because of a massive traffic spike caused by the news, rather than anything more sinister.
Allofmp3 was best, because has no drm and real time encoding - from 192 to 320 kbps I
liked "him". But russian mp3 stores it is whole world, about existense you don't know,