Charles Wright at Australian publication The Age wrote earlier this week about the music site operating out of Russia that seems to have gained a bit of popularity - allofmp3.com. The site, which of course isn’t working as I write this, was apparently selling music downloads by the megabyte. Or, more specifically, US$5 for 500 megabytes worth of tunes. And the kicker - you get to download it in whatever encoding mechanism you want - MP3, Ogg Vorbis, WMA, you name it.
Today, the site says:
Dear users!
Due to a technical works you may experience instability while working with our site. Encoding and downloading are now disabled. Our services will become available at 10:00, 1.May.2004. We ask to excuse us for the inconvenience.
So I guess I’ll have to wait until about 2am Eastern tomorrow morning to start binging….errr….yeah.
