DiSGRACefully Amazing!

2010-11-19 DiSGRACe - Stone Pony - Asbury Park, NJ

DiSGRACe is an acoustic moe. trio (Rob Al & Chuck)

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The show at the pony was very chill. It felt as though we were just hanging out in our friends living room with the guys! We were right in the front and talking to Rob the whole time. I asked Rob what was with the "i" and "e" and he responded with "It's for an example."

Last night was the first time I saw an acoustic bass that Rob played. It was so cool looking and he played the shit out of it!.

I met about 15 of my friends at the show and it we DiSGRACefully popped Levine's moe. cherry so to speak. Happy Birthday Hayter!!!

***I don't know what it is with these kids and their white hats!...

***ATTENTION moe.ron's!***

*** Say NO to "White Hats"!***

Both sets were amazing! They performed 'Fixing a Hole' by The Beatles sung by Chuck, 'Dead Flowers' by The Rolling Stones sung by Al and 'Willin'' by Little Feat sung by Rob.

'Bullet' was so sick acoustic. They sped up the song and it was so nasty!

Set two was my favorite! They performed a 20+ min 'Recreational Chemistry' or Rechem!!! and Jamed out Spine of a dog into my personal favorite 'Buster' The great story of the pig who could fly! "PIG CAN FLY PUG CAN FLY!" As soon as they played Spine or (pinball machine) We had to make sure there were no chairs for my boy not to break!...He loves that song!

Acoustic Set I:

Happy Hour Hero, Gone, Fixing a Hole, Macintyre Range> Tambourine, Bring You Down, Z02> Bullet

Acoustic Set II:

Can't Seem to Find, Recreational Chemistry, Willin', Daydreaming, Spine of a Dog> Buster

Acoustic Enc: Threw It All Away, Dead Flowers

Best part of the night was when we were walking over to the pony and Rob, Al, & Chuck were standing there on the side. I yelled what's up guys and continued walking. I figured that my one friend did not realize at all who I said hi to. So I said look! it Al, Chuck, Rob and my friend ran over to them like a little school girl! haha

Quincy Mumford performed before DiSGRACe. He played solo and was pretty enjoyable to listen to. But he blew everyones mind when he covered Phish's 'Boogie on a Reggae Woman'!