
I went to CB last year with 'Lil Shari Strauss, who snuck me into the VIP area; that was a great time, and so was this. CB s held scant few blocks from my place, in prospect park, lasts for several weeks, there are a ton of good bands, and the audience demographics are more to my liking (fewer hipsters and scenesters, more crepe-paper parties, BBQs, and families hanging out). See? Photographic illustration. It has a sort of "super-sized southwest detroit" feel.

And it's either ridiculously cheap, or free. I opted for free, because you have more space. It gets crowded in the fenced in area, and apparently I wasn't the only one skipping out on a not-exactly-whopping $3 ticket price.

It was a great even. I saw a band called, i think, Group Sonidoro, or something. They played North Mexican salsa music, and were followed by Nortec Collective - which could rightly be called Nerdtec Collective, as it was mexican nerds mixing bad salsa with bad techno. Still, a very fun event in all. I'll most likely go back soon.
And yes, I am posting this at like 4:45 in the a.m., because it was so painfully hot and high pressure here today that I developed an Eye Exploding Headache. So I came home from work and passed out until almost 2 a.m. Lousy global warming.
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