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We have a stack of CDs and DVDs to give away to a lucky new subscriber who signs up to receive our free weekly email publication between now and January 9. There’s 50 new CDs in the pile, along with a handful of DVDs. So sign up now and leave a message here telling us what album you hope will be in the pile!
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YOU'RE SAYING (42)
Summer Abbott said | 3 December, 2008
Hoping Tricky’s Knowle West Boy record is in the crate.
Katie said | 3 December, 2008
SOKO! I’ve been meaning to buy the album for months but alas my brain is always elsewhere.
zain said | 3 December, 2008
Ali Hassan Kuban – From Nubia to Cairo
DR. Ew said | 4 December, 2008
Joe Tex – Live and Lively – The snippets Ive heard are so good and Im intrigued by the fact that it’s a fake live album a la KISS!
alex said | 4 December, 2008
maybe the new Tv on the raidio?
God knows…
maybe even the new metallica ha!
MC Bad Genius said | 4 December, 2008
dr dog – fate. if i win and that cd is in the collection, i will soil myself.
Bella said | 4 December, 2008
SPOD- Superfrenz. In fact, I hope all 50 of the cds are SPOD. Then I would stand in a circle of cd players and play them all a few seconds out of sync with each other. That’s the only way to listen to SPOD.
wilson said | 4 December, 2008
maybe some black kids would be nice
ange said | 4 December, 2008
the new Killers Cd 
Patrick said | 4 December, 2008
Well it says a stack of new CD’s, but can that just mean that its a stack of CD’s that are still sealed, but came out a while ago. If that’s permissible, then I have lost my copy of “The Village Green Preservation Society,” by the Kinks, and have been missing it quite a bit. If it must be new, then I would love to see a copy of that new Kanye album that has nothing to do with the education theme. Even if its not as slick as his other stuff, he is still one fly musician.
thomas said | 4 December, 2008
is there some bon iver in there?
Marcus said | 5 December, 2008
The new Deerhunter album – Microcastle…or maybe even the new Animal Collective if it’s out in time.
Luke Rodely said | 5 December, 2008
Metronomy’s Nights Out maybe Fujiya & Miyagi’s Lightbulbs, Avalanches new album!!!! (im a dreamer)
Tim said | 8 December, 2008
fight with tools by Flobots… quality albumming
Freya said | 8 December, 2008
The first and self-titled Eddy Current Suppression Ring album. That would be heavenly like a dessert you don’t even need to have, but want all the same.
rachel said | 9 December, 2008
just signed up for the newsletter, and I really hope
there’s a TV on the Radio CD in the mix!
<3
Joseph said | 10 December, 2008
Mass in F minor by The Electric Prunes.
clare said | 11 December, 2008
the bowery by firekites
Timosaur said | 14 December, 2008
Anyone else have the problem of going to a record store and not being able to think of one artist you like…hmmm. Today I am curious to hear some more Fleet Foxes, do all their songs sound so old?
artgirl said | 17 December, 2008
i missed most of the music in the 80s due to being otherwise occupied (are you intrigued?). so any really good music of the 80s would be great. And, since you don’t know what you don’t know, i’d be very happy with any really, really good music that i don’t know about.
how’s that for covering my bases?
Rafael Antunes said | 17 December, 2008
I heard that the new Franz Ferdinand, Tonight, is in the pile.
Is it true?
Jeanette said | 18 December, 2008
so I just signed up for this awesome newsletter and I’m glad I did so because this is just a rad website fyi
but anywho I’m really hoping that santogold, vampire weekend, or even some animal collective. I’m also getting into Mums and Lykke Lui. I just really love music and anything worth listening to is already featured on my playlist. I’m open to all kinds of sweet tunes 
:D:D
cat said | 18 December, 2008
I have just signed up what a great website
I would be happy to win whatever you are willing to send me I would love a great DVD
thanks
Tarsh said | 18 December, 2008
hopefully something original i have not heard of.
Hedwig said | 19 December, 2008
Sigur Rós, Múm, For a minor reflection, Godspeed you! black emperor, Radiohead ofcourse, bladiebla. Orr, just some amazing sound that I haven’t hear of.
Jason said | 20 December, 2008
I hope the new gang Gang Dance is among the pile- I’m developing a music selection rational based on bands with very silly names. The last one was Ra Ra Riot…
Paul Pederson said | 21 December, 2008
MAD RAD.
“MAD RAD IS SUPA DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE”
-Mad Rad
Mike Cairns said | 22 December, 2008
Hmmmm, I have been enjoying Beach House recently so one of their records wouldn’t go astray.
Niels K said | 24 December, 2008
I’m sure there are lots of goodies in the pile. I’d like the new Conor Oberst album to be in there.
Cheers
Jason said | 25 December, 2008
Rabbit Habits by Man Man
brit said | 26 December, 2008
BON IVER.. really want some new shit, im too poor cus of school
Paul said | 27 December, 2008
jessica lea mayfield – with blasphemy so heartfelt
Tori said | 28 December, 2008
I’m really interested to check out Frida Kyvonen’s latest album Silence is Wild, so I’d like that to be in there.
Matttt22manyts said | 1 January, 2009
wow 50 albums would keep me busy enough as it is.. however id love to hear the new oberst stuff. or oooo! maybe bedlam in goliath?
jo said | 1 January, 2009
Sigur Rós love to listen to that one, cover art is differnt too
Colleen said | 3 January, 2009
I hope the new Peter Moren cd will be in it!
ark said | 4 January, 2009
ohnny cash live at san quenton!
Alex said | 5 January, 2009
Please include an album by the knife or pnau!
Callum said | 5 January, 2009
Something by the bats or the afghan whigs, they’ve been around so long and i still haven’t got any of their stuff!
Austen said | 6 January, 2009
hmm hmm, Lykke Li & télépopmusik would provide some perfect Aussie summer beach tunes!
gotta love the Swedes and their tunes!
x
Zolton said | 10 January, 2009
Hi guys, thanks for all your entries. The winner of the 50 CD prize pack is Hedwig! Congratulations. Please contact me via our contact form and let me know your postal details:
http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/
Z
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Paul said | 2 December, 2008
That new girl group from Sweden ,,,, Those Dancing Days’ self-titled album