Wanna win? Send us your favourite CDs, DVDs and games of 2009

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On November 26 we reveal our critics' top picks for top CDs, DVDs and video games of the year, and we want you to get in on the action! Comment to this post with your picks (for all, or any category), and you will become eligible to win this amazing book (and some boss runner-up prize packs) in our poorly organized, but totally legit contest.

Entries must be received by Friday, November 13 at 5pm.

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