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Cerebral Ballzy

Cerebral Ballzy @ Chain Reaction March 2011

I meant to catch these guys Sunday at the Blvd Cafe but I ended up getting out of work late and it was rainings so I decided to give Tuesday night a shot. I hope they had a better turn out for that show,  I might have been the only paying person in attendance for this one. Seriously less than 20 kids there. That didn't stop them from having a good time though. Crowd wasn't a issue so I actually moved around to get these shots,  this is a rarity for me.  This may stop me from getting the killer shots but I try not to get in the way of the bands as much as possible.

Cerebral Ballzy
Cerebral Ballzy
Cerebral Ballzy
Cerebral Ballzy
Cerebral Ballzy
Cerebral Ballzy

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