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Meat Loaf + Kimmel + Halloween Contest = VIPs!
This weekend everyone's gonna get dressed up and rage. We're totally down with that.
We're so down that we have hooked up VIP passes to the Halloween Night taping of the Jimmy Kimmel Show with special guest Meat Loaf, who will be performing from the new Bat Out of Hell III, which will be released that day.
A pair of tickets will be given to the two best costumed LAist readers.
Here's what you do: 1) get dressed 2) take pictures 3) upload those pics somewhere (like Flickr or Buzznet), 4) copy and paste the url where the picture(s) resides in the comments of this post
Deadline Sunday 10/29 at 8pm. Winners announced 10/30. Show 10/31. When posting in the comments remember that no one can see your email address except us (and Satan), so make sure its accurate as we will be emailing the winners on Sunday night.
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