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Win: Tickets to Feelers' Hamilton gig

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13 Dec, 2015 08:39 PM2 mins to read

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The Feelers' debut album Supersystem is without a doubt a Kiwi classic.

Released in August 1998, Supersystem rushed the charts, debuting at number two before taking the prized number one spot a week later.

Remarkably, it stuck around in the top 10 for 28 weeks, sold more than 83,000 copies and went platinum five times thanks to the continued release of cracking singles and an epic live show that continually won over new fans every time the band took the stage.

The album was reissued in October and thanks to a re-master it sounds bigger and better than before. It's available on CD and digital formats and, for the first time ever, as a double LP vinyl. All formats also include an additional four bonus tracks from The Feelers vaults.

In honour of the reissue of this iconic classic they'll be hitting the road again to celebrate, starting with a gig at Hamilton's Altitude this Friday.

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We have a double pass to give away to one lucky reader.

To be in to win, email your name, date of birth, address, daytime telephone number and the name of your favourite Feelers song to hamiltonnews@nzme.co.nz by 4pm, Monday, December 14. The winner will need to collect the ticket from our office at the corner of London & Anglesea streets.

One entry per person. NZME. employees and immediate family members are excluded from this competition. Prizes cannot be transferred or redeemed for cash. Entry into the promotion is acceptance of these terms and conditions.

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For show and ticketing information go to thefeelers.nz.

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