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HT Giveaway: Win A Phish Joy Box

Written by Scott Bernstein on 08.27.2009 | Editor's Choice, Giveaways, Phish

Recently, Phish announced pre-order details for one of the most ambitious merch products they’ve ever created – the Joy Box. This monstrous limited edition box set includes the CD plus 10 posters dedicated to each one of Joy’s 10 tracks each designed by a different artist, an extensive hard-bound booklet, as well as a “complete second album” called Party Time along with a DVD featuring some of Phish’s live performances from the first half of 2009.

As part of our celebrated Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program we’ve got two copies of the Joy Box to give to two of our lucky readers. We wanted to make things interesting, so we’ll ask eight questions over the next month and each answer you give will count as one entry in the contest. That’s right, you can enter eight times by answering all eight questions. Just don’t get greedy and answer the same question twice. This contest will run until September 25, 2009 at 11:59PM.

Just follow the rules below, and we’ll announce our winners on 9/28:

To enter the contest leave a comment below telling us what track off of Joy are you most excited to hear when the album comes out on September 8?
All comments must be longer than 10 words and shorter than 50
Your comment must be left by 11:59 PM EST on Friday, September 25
Don’t be greedy, only one entry per person, per question
Two winners will be selected at random from all entries to all eight questions
Winners receive one copy of the Joy Box each

So there you have it. As you see, question #1 is “what track off of Joy are you most excited to hear when the album comes out on September 8?” Keep on checking Hidden Track as you never know when we’ll post the next question.

Previously on HT: Joy Review
Dry Goods: Joy Box Pre-order

Scott Bernstein

Scott Bernstein co-founded Hidden Track in October 2006 and was managing editor until taking over as EiC in January 2008. Scotty also writes for Relix Magazine and curates YEMblog.com.