Year: 2009.
Country:
Mumford & Sons discography rank: 1 (out of 10 listed on BEA)
2009 rank: 10
2000s rank: 148
Overall rank: 966
Average rating: 67/100 (from 731 votes).
Tracks:
1. Sigh No More
2. The Cave
3. Winter Winds
4. Roll Away Your Stone
5. White Blank Page
6. I Gave You All
7. Little Lion Man
8. Timshel
9. Thistle & Weeds
10. Awake My Soul
11. Dust Bowl Dance
12. After The Storm
indicates a top-rated track.
Top voted comments:
"Everything about this band irritates me. That includes their faux "organic family greengrocers" name, the shameless plundering of Shakespeare quotes, Marcus Mumford's pathetic hangdog vocal delivery, the faux hand-me-down caps and waistcoats look, the use of the word "heart" in every other line, their piss-poor attempt at English folk rock, and as for that sodding banjo...
But the worst thing about them is for the whole of 2011/12, I couldn't escape them. They were on the radio, the TV, in the pub, in my friends' and family's car stereos, and even butted in on every damn youtube video I tried to watch. They were EVERYWHERE. Mumford and Sons are the musical equivalent of McDonalds - massively naff, totally disingenuous, nutritionally void, puzzlingly popular and irritatingly ubiquitous."
- NecroBadger (Rating: 15/100)
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"Not gay. Not the worst thing ever. Let's put this album in perspective. It's overhyped and unoriginal. Kinda like pop-rock with a banjo."
- junodog4 (Rating: 65/100)
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As you can see from the comments above, this is an album and a band that it's somehow cool to hate. Don't believe the music critic wannabe comments. There is nothing wrong with this album, or this band.
If it IS pop rock with a banjo...someone tell me what's so unoriginal about that? Would folks prefer something truly original for a pop band...like maybe manufactured beats and autotune with plastic Linda Perry lyrics? _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
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