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I like music, particularly good cheap music. So post here if you find good stuff cheap.

Here's a selection of eighteen 80's pop hits for three bucks at amazon as MP3 downloads:

http://deals.woot.com/deals/details...call-80s-hits-various-artists-mp3-downloads#2

17 cents per track is a good deal, even thgh the music is (gasp) three decades old now.

Also, the humble music bundle expires tomorrow, and yes you can get everything except the ok go album for a single penny if that's all it's worth to you.

Hint: it's easily worth more than a penny.

http://www.humblebundle.com/?music

Also, in this and other deal threads, please like and dislike suggested deals so others can get an idea as to whether it's worth checking into further.

Flea has a solo EP out, and you can donate any amount (or none at all) to download it.

http://www.silverlakeconservatory.com/helen_burns/

All proceeds will go to the Silver Lake Conservatory, which, if you were unaware, is a school of sorts that Flea opened up which helps to put music instruments into the lives of children who would otherwise have no access to them.

It's a different sound than what you'd expect from Flea, but I quite like it. It's totally a background music kind of feel.

But really, I would get the CD for free, then if you enjoy it, go back and donate what you feel appropriate. It's good music for a good cause. And it's free!

Amazon has it's monthly selection of albums for $5, there's over 1,000 to choose from. Great stuff in there, everything from Buddy Miles to the Ting Tings.

http://tinyurl.com/brqj27d

This week's $3 selection is hip-hop heavy. I think it ends today or tomorrow. Mostly classics, but check out Big K.R.I.T. if you like Outkast, and Kendrick Lamar who's probably going to be the next big thing.

http://tinyurl.com/bst94g8

In addition to Amazon's usual MP3 sales, they are selling the Queen Platinum Collection (equivalent to three discs - 51 songs) for $5.99.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Platinum-Collection/dp/B0040JBAMY

100 free songs from bands playing SXSW.

Handpicked from among thousands of artists, this genre-traversing playlist picks highlights, discoveries and future thrills from this year's festival — and, for the next 30 days, it's available for free download in its entirety, as one 813 MB zip file, right here. Of course, for those without that much hard-drive space, you can download each song individually, as well as stream The Austin 100 on this page and through NPR Music's various mobile devices.

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Can't beat free!

Kendrick Lamar is already a pretty huge thing, Dre guested on a couple of his songs

I don't mean this as like. correcting you, it just owns and he owns