I received this fantastic error from my co-worker Ben. Check it out:
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Bruce Springsteen will put out “Magic,” his first album with the E Street Band in five years, on October 2, publicists said on Thursday.
The 11-track release on Columbia Records was produced and mixed by Brendan O’Brien, who also produced the last record Springsteen made with his backup group, 2002’s “The Rising,” Shore Fire Media said in a statement.
“The Rising,” an album inspired the September 11 attacks, won a Grammy for Best Rock Album.
That’s the first time in quite a long time that I actually laughed out loud at something I read. I told Ben so, and he told me, “I thought you, in particular, would enjoy it.” Oh, did I ever.
This actually reminds me of this amazing and sublime page. If bad music could drive someone to terrorism, I think it would happen to this guy….
The Grammar Vandal 
That’s pretty bad, but what about your introductory sentence?
I don’t see Ben’s error. Please make it obvious to me. Thanks.