Cornerstone Promotion & Culture Bully are giving away the fantastic new album Attack & Release by The Black Keys on vinyl! Interested? One winner will receive the following: 
(1) Copy of The Black Keys Attack & Release Vinyl
The contest open to US residents only (sorry international friends!) - to enter simply leave a note in the comments section - maybe about doing a little mental spring cleaning or maybe about revisiting some thoughts a younger version of yourself once had (don’t forget to enter your email address, which won’t be shown publicly, so I can get in touch with you!). One person will be chosen at random & the contest ends Sunday, April 13, 2008 so…if you see this post on Monday, April 14, 2008 and would like to enter…my friend, you are too late.
WINNER: Bill
The Black Keys Attack & Release (streaming)
The Black Keys - Official Site
The Black Keys - Wikipedia Site
The Black Keys - MySpace Site
You know I’m game - looks like a cool record.
Chris
April 5th, 2008
Here is an interesting post about why people buy vinyl…
http://www.matadorrecords.com/matablog/?p=1437
b o b
April 6th, 2008
I need this album to hold late at nigh. ‘You’re the One’ from Magic Potion has got to be one of the hottest songs ever.
Mike
April 7th, 2008
As a younger me, I never stopped to think that as an adult, I’d be constantly apologizing to my childhood self…
LMS
April 7th, 2008
when I was younger, i always thought about how i never won any of those contests on the backs of cereal boxes. now i dont eat cereal out of boxes with contests on them.
bones.
bill
April 7th, 2008
I used to save wooden nickels think that surely someday I’d be able to spend them. Or sell them for money because they were rare. I’ve had three wooden nickels for as long as I can remember.
Marc
April 7th, 2008
Hey Bill - I’ll trade you a solid, short, well spoken story with a ramble that goes nowhere…
When I was younger I entered a contest at a video store - and won a card that gave me a free video game rental every week for an entire year. I was a grand prize winner, and the second place winner won a brand spankin new Super Nintendo. I felt cool about winning something, but I may have used a dozen of the game rentals and ultimately felt a little ripped off by life.
And as a young boy I learned that sometimes even winners feel like losers.
I still eat children’s cereal, though I buy the economy-sized generic brands…so they don’t have contests. But if they did, I’m not sure I’d feel like a winner even if I won.
Told ya, this goes nowhere…
&
LMS - That is the truest thing I’ve heard all day.
Chris DeLine
April 7th, 2008
Damn it LMS. You’ve gone and stolen any possible thunder I might have had in anything I might have said. But thanks for sharing truth….
Adam P. Newton
April 7th, 2008
“When he was six he believed that the moon overhead followed him
By nine he had deciphered the illusion, trading magic for fact
No trade-backs…
So this is what it’s like to be an adult
If he only knew now what he knew then…”
-Eddie Vedder, I’m Open
dave
April 8th, 2008