If you’re looking for some music for your Digital Music Player, forget about the iTunes Music Store or Microsoft’s Zune Music Store! Here’s a site that will definitely be bookmarked by music lovers that want thousands of songs without the expensive markups. AllOfMP3.com offers a variety of music from all over the world and the best part is that you only pay a couple of cents per song or $1-$2 dollars for an album! This is one of my favorite sites of all time.

It’s also pretty easy to use, you can find almost anything that you might be missing from your collection in a matter of minutes. The concept behind it is that you are essentially paying for the bandwidth you’re using while downloading each song or album. It’s a Russian-based company so make sure it is legal in your region before downloading anything. Also, when you’re about to download a song or album, it lets you choose in what format you want to it, nothing like the iTunes Store or anything out there I’ve seen before. So go check it out if you’re a music lover and obsess with having thousands of songs in your iTunes library.

UPDATE: If you haven’t heard, this popular music monster was apparently torn down. Although they do mention that they will be back and running in the foreseeable future, in the meantime they launched a new site, named MP3 Sparks. MP3 Sparks is the same concept just with a new overhaul on the site’s design. Sorry for the inconvenience, but at least I pointed you to an alternative from the same people that brought you All Of MP3.