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MGMT Mystery!/Publicity Stunt!/Geocaching?

POSTED: Friday, March 12, 2010, 4:45 PM

Filed Under: Music | Web Junk

Will captured fans be released?

I kinda don't know what to do with this info. So I'll just barf it out on you.

Today at 2:30pm EST (rain or shine) MGMT will reveal a clue to a secret location in the Philadelphia area on whereismgmt.com.

Fans will be given an hour to show up, but they must come quickly because there are only a certain number of spots for the adventure that lies ahead.

For more information pleae visit: twitter.com/whereisMGMT

Nikki Bennett
Columbia Records, Digital Media
blah blah etc.

Okay, so this is apparently not to promote a show, but some kind of meet-n-tweet. They're calling it a Fan Capture, which sounds maybe a lot more awesome that what it will turn out to be which is some kind of photo- op/ticklefight with the Brooklyn duo. Yesterday, for an NYC event, they gave out GPS coordinates and a password. I like MGMT and all but it's raining. And I am tired of typing "Brooklyn duo." But I like mystery and adventure.

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