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> You have _almost_ asked the question i wanted to ask, which is if there is a
> DOS-based MP3 player around yet.

There is.

I made one myself once too .. I had a driver that would sound out wave output
piped to it , Then I just used a l3enc to decode a mp3 and piped the output to
the driver/pipe.

.. but you dont need to do all that .. you could f.x. check out
http://www.8ung.at/dos/mp3.htm for a old but comprehensive list of MP3 player
for DOSS

or just type in dos mp3 player in Google