Every Friday without fail, we offer a Golden Discs voucher worth 25 to spend at any of the record giant’s 14 stores nationwide.
All we ask from you is a tune we can play next week.
This week’s theme: Mumford and Sons
To mark the British neo folk quintet’s headlining appearance at this weekend’s Longitude festival in Marley Park we would like you to choose a favourite song from the decade old Mumford and Son catalogue.
To enter, complete this sentence
‘ The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be___________________________ owing to___________________’
Lines MUST close at 6.10pm
Notice: Sarah Murphy has been located.
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The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be that catchy faux-folk one they do, owing to the big ear-worm chorus
Ah you’re trolling us now Broadsheet.
Sorry Bertie, we have a few Mum’ heads at the ‘sheet. In better news, Sarah Murphy has been found.
Oh thank God I assumed she’d gone on the run with John’s barber.
No she had. They just brought her back. In a wheelbarrow, no less.
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be Roll Away Your Stone owing to its opening with a version of the Irish jig “Merrily Kissed the Quaker”.
let’s declare this the winner and we can move on
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be___________________________ owing to___________________.
that’s not how this works, daisy
When it comes to the banjo wangst of Mumford and Son, yes it is.
Wangst is a magnificent word, well done :)
Have to get around the sweary filters somehow.
Daisy, I think I might love you for that.
OK Brother, I’ll give it another go…
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be “Beardy Hipster Banjo Wangst” owing to beardy hipster banjo wangst.
Now you got it!
(Problem is you might win and then you’ll have to go to their gig)
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be You can’t love this part IV by Bile owing to that snazzy mandolin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF9R2HYDj5M
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be the one that sounds like the one before and the one after it.
It would be Dustbowl Dance. It’s one of those songs that builds in anger and starts slow but is banging by the end. I remember listening to the lyrics thinking it sounded like something Steinbeck would write. Then I saw the song title and knew it was probably influenced by him. Then I saw they had a song called Timshel and I knew that they were fans, just like me.
Play something by fleet foxes, fer jaysus sake.
Mumford and Sons – I ask ye!
+1
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be retrieved from a parallel universe
owing to the fact they have not achieved and form of exceptionalism in this one.
* any form
They are just terrible
The most exceptional song by Mumford and Sons to date would have to be ‘There Will Be Time’ owing to the amazing vocal by guest Baaba Maal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCIHPdx1OAs
As one wag put it
How much do Mumford and Sons charge for conveyancing, I wonder?
At least the bloke on the left of the pic looks suitably ashamed.