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Friday Morning Music Giveaway

By Michael Gallucci on Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 9:32 am

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We have a copy of Joss Stone's new CD, LP1, for you today. Wait, it gets better. Joss signed it. So yep, we have an autographed copy of Joss Stone's new CD.

You can read our review of the album here.

One of the songs on the album is called "Don't Start Lying to Me Now." If you'd like to own this autographed CD, just leave a comment with the best lie you ever told someone.

We'll pick a winner by the end of the day.

Be sure to leave your comment with a valid e-mail address. That's how we'll notify you if you won. Also, you have to come to our office in beautiful downtown Cleveland to claim your prize.

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