At first I was a bit taken by the different tone this one took - the first was more along the lines of an informal review and recommendation, while this one was far more clearly a promotional piece. But I really did enjoy it, and the song was really, really great - the El Mohtars are one talented family.
On a more personal note, though, I have a bit of a strained history with Bordertown - I was first exposed to it when I was 14 or so, and it struck a pretty wrong chord for me. It's been more than 20 years, and I don't remember the details, but I remember feeling, well, it was supposedly about young misfits, but really it was about people who adhere to a pretty persective notion of what a young misfit should do. As a young teen, I was into books and computers and D&D, not music and motorcycles, and the people who were into music and motorcycles were just as unappealing to me as the so-called mainstream was (I quite enjoy music now, including a lot of the music I rejected both days, but I still hate motorcycles with a passion).
Of course, in the interveing years, I've come to enjoy Urban Fantasy a lot. And a lot of the authors on the list here are ones I count as my top favourites (Patricia McKillip!). So I have a conflict between an old bias and my current tastes, but I think I'm going to end up buying this one.