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MACHINE HEAD Offer Fans Chance To Name Live Album

November 6, 2002

MACHINE HEAD are giving their fans a chance to name the group's upcoming live album, tentatively due in February through Roadrunner Records. To participate, simply send an e-mail with your suggestions to [email protected]. If one of your choices is picked, you'll see your title on the cover, get credit in the album, and receive a free autographed copy. In addition, the band will "hook you up with the full MH catalog and a bunch of other miscellaneous shit that we'll dig up from the archives just for you," according to the group's official web site. All entries must be received by Friday, November 22nd. Winner will be notified via e-mail and announced on MachineHead1.com along with the final album title.

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