ATTENTION: Win rare Mountain Goats stuff/ Help Philly women!

John Darnielle of the Mountain Goats has donated a ton of rare and wonderful gems from his secret stash for a charity raffle.

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ATTENTION: Win rare Mountain Goats stuff/ Help Philly women!

POSTED: Wednesday, May 11, 2011, 3:00 PM

Filed Under: Music

Women's Medical Fund is already an organization worthy of your attention. They've been helping women in Southeastern Pennsylvania access abortions since 1985, according to their web site. But now the issue is hitting indie collector nerds a lot closer to home, since John Darnielle of the Mountain Goats has donated a ton of rare and wonderful gems from his secret stash to a WMF raffle. A DVD, a CD (if you haven't heard Nothing for Juice, you are missing out), a bunch of colorful 7-inches and a fricking notebook JD used for songwriting and idea-hashing during All Eternals Deck and The Life of the World to Come.

Here's the full rundown.
Enter the raffle now.

The drawing is May 19 at the WMF's annual reception at Moore.

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