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Dear Guitar Hero: Submit Your Questions for Dino Cazares!

By Guitar World Staff published 19 January 2012

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Got a question for Dino Cazares of Divine Heresy and Asesino? Let us be your go-between.

The concept is easy: Just email your sharpest and funniest questions to dearguitarhero@guitarworld.com, and put 'Dino Cazares' in the subject line. We'll ask Dino the best of the best, and print his answers in an upcoming issue of Guitar World.

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