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In late June, in honor of their new album, Living Things (listen HERE), we ran an extra-special Linkin Park (listen to Linkin Park radio HERE) giveaway: one lucky fan was to to win the chance for a coveted meet-and-greet with none other than the rock gods themselves, Linkin Park. We know this might sound like a far-off fantasy. But for Myspacer Brad Cibrin it became reality. Last Saturday, at a Linkin Park concert  in Virginia, Cibrin lived out his fantasy and met the band; he told us he was especially excited to meet singer Chester Bennington. Recently Cibrin dropped a thank-you note to Myspace chronicling his unforgettable experience and giving us some juicy details on his interaction with the Linkin Park dudes. Check out Brad’s note below and be sure and also check out a few pictures he snapped from his experience at the bottom.
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Before I start up this email, I just want to say thank you again for everything.  My overall experience this past weekend at the Linkin Park concert was amazing.
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I thought they were awesome live not only because they played some of my favorite songs (like “In the End,” “Lost in the Echo,” “With You”) but also because they sounded exactly like they did on CD.  The energy that they played with on stage was something to note too.
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They were also very nice in person.  At the meet and greet I was given the chance to meet every band member and talk with them briefly.  From this encounter I was able to see how much they cared about their fans.  They cracked jokes with us, signed our memorabilia, and did whatever they could do to make sure that we were having a good time.  It was truly an amazing time, and without question my favorite part about the meet and greet was meeting Chester Bennington, the lead singer of the band.  When I shook his hand I was in one of those awestruck moments because I had been jamming out to this guy for 12 years and finally got to meet him.  It was pretty neat.  From this whole experience, all I can say is I’m an even bigger Linkin Park fan now. Thanks Myspace for everything!

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Brad Cibrin
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