Showing posts with label Mumford and Sons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mumford and Sons. Show all posts

Monday, February 14, 2011

[VID] Mumford & Sons, The Avett Brothers, & Bob Dylan @ Grammy's


Mumford & Sons - "The Cave"
The Avett Brothers - "Head Full of Promise/Road Full of Doubt"
Bob Dylan accompanied by the Avett Brothers and Mumford & Sons - "Maggie's Farm"


  • I hate to say it, but Bob Dylan needs to stop singing.
  • I hate to say it, but Bob Crawford needs to unplug and get upright.
  • I love seeing the Avett Brothers back in their classic attire, no more plaid and jeans.
  • Seth Avett, you are handsome when your beard isn't touching your sternum.
  • YES, The Arcade Fire won best album of the year, how did Funeral not win it way back when?
  • Can't wait to see the Avett Brothers in Charlotte on 4/9.
  • It's refreshing to see artists like these getting the audience they deserve.

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

[YTE Year End] Top Albums of 2010 | 35 - 11


Here it is, the functioning purpose of blogs in December, The List. Here is 35-11. I'll reveal the top 10 at a later date. There are a few videos and mp3s included, download/watch them and savor the last 355 days.

35) Avi BuffaloAvi Buffalo
34) Horse FeathersThistled Spring
33) PhosphorescentHere’s To Taking It Easy
30) Alejandro EscovedoStreet Songs of Love
29) Deer TickThe Black Dirt Sessions 
28) LCD SoundsystemThis Is Happening 
27) Kings Go ForthThe Outsiders Are Back
26) Mandolin OrangeQuiet Little Room 
25) School of Seven BellsDisconnect From Desire 
24) Local NativesGorilla Manor 
22) Sleigh BellsTreats 
21) Arcade FireSuburbs 
20) Mumford & SonsSigh No More 
19) Vampire WeekendContra
18) Lost In The TreesAll Alone In An Empty House
 Song For The Painter
17) HarlemHippies 
14) FuturebirdsHampton’s Lullaby
APO
13) Delta SpiritHistory From Below 
12) Toro Y MoiCausers Of This
11) Titus AndronicusThe Monitor

Friday, December 03, 2010

[VID] Mumford & Sons| Go To Sleep [The Avett Brothers Cover]

Thursday, October 07, 2010

Mumford & Sons | "The Cave"


I listened to Mumford & Sons album again after push from my buddies. I found a brilliant little gem that was a diamond in the rough, or rather a diamond in "The Cave." Led by guitar plucking, "The Cave" is slowly layered with banjo, drums, piano and eventually the full ensemble until it crescendos at the end. Then the deeply majestic lyrics that accompany the majestic instrumentals are moving. Whether it is a Plato reference of becoming enlightened as you leave the cave or a story of finding strength in god it's absolutely awe-inducing. Please grace your iTunes with this song.

Sunday, March 07, 2010

Sons Cover Cousins

|:|Mumford & Sons Add Folk Spin To Vampire Weekend Hit|:|

If you are a sucker for a good cover, you're in luck. Mumford And Sons, the newest band with a banjo, released their debut album Sigh No More in the US on Feburary 16th . They have an infectious sound that resonates throughout their music. Leaving you with only one teeming question, when are they going to cover a Vampire Weekend song?
The brilliance and ease that Vampire Weekend creates with their every song combined with the folk-rockin' musical muses of Mumford & Sons, this cover is a hybrid of only the finest offspring. The first version of the Vampire Weekend song was good, I'll have to say the build-up from slow to break-neck banjo-picking glory, rivals the first in quality. Check it out for yourself, but prepare yourself, this is no ordinary tune.