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Create an Eskimo Joe cover by Lost At E Minor
Our friends over at Imeem, the internet's fastest growing social networking site according to the latest Comcast figures, have an Eskimo Joe design contest running at the moment on their group page. It's all very simple: Listen to the album, which is streaming on the page, choose your favorite song, and create album art for it as if it was going to be produced as a single. They'll then pick the best design and turn it into a digital single at the iTunes Music Store. The contest runs until 8 November 2007.
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