Why oh why oh why?

[MrBen]

http://m.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/31706236

[StraferJack]

Milder wind.

[Salsaboy]

They spent all their money on beard products and need more.

[MrBen]

Jamiroquai or Mumford?

One for the "Choices you hope you never have to make" thread.

[Otta]

Deafness.

[Loz]

MrBen Wrote:

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> Jamiroquai or Mumford?

>

> One for the "Choices you hope you never have to make" thread.

Especially if you only have one grenade.

[red devil]

We can always hope that they both rock up at the same festival this summer...

[jctg]

Proof, if proof be need be, that God hates us all.

[RosieH]

Cyanide Pills are playing at the Windmill tonight. They'll take the Mumford pain away.

[keekybreeks]

i lose track of what i am supposed to find acceptable these days in the vibrant ED

I can always lie & say I am bang into 80s hip hop & Northern Soul as a default if I have to keep face i spose

[jctg]

keekybreeks Wrote:

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> i lose track of what i am supposed to find

> acceptable these days in the vibrant ED

> I can always lie & say I am bang into 80s hip hop & Northern Soul as a default if I have to keep face i spose

You can like whatever you want. But Mumford & Sons will always be godawful mobile-phone-advert shite.

[miga]

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[Jah Lush]

I've always hated the Trust Fund Wurzels.

[jctg]

miga Wrote:

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> Are you all sure none of you liked Mumford & Sons

> even a little bit when they started out? I find

> that surprising.

Nope.

[Otta]

miga Wrote:

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> Are you all sure none of you liked Mumford & Sons

> even a little bit when they started out? I find

> that surprising.

I like one of their songs. Don't know what it's called, but it's good. But I drove up to boro with a mate a while back and he played the first two albums the whole way. It made a very long trip absolutely awful.

[miga]

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[keekybreeks]

Otta Wrote:

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> miga Wrote:

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> > Are you all sure none of you liked Mumford &

> Sons

> > even a little bit when they started out? I find

> > that surprising.

>

>

you should have stuck on Chris Rea- his road to hell thang is about the A19

or maybe that isnt EDF dadster enough ?

>

> I like one of their songs. Don't know what it's

> called, but it's good. But I drove up to boro with

> a mate a while back and he played the first two

> albums the whole way. It made a very long trip

> absolutely awful.

[jctg]

miga Wrote:

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> Well, gosh darn it, East Dulwich, too real for

> Mumford & Sons.

Define 'real'.

[phobic3000]

Well I think they're good, but can't imagine them changing their instrumentation. Dubious.

[miga]

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[jctg]

eh?

[miga]

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[MrBen]

The backlash on the backlash has started. I do prefer Arcade Fire as it happens. They're refreshingly free of any faux Appalachian stylings and dial down the banjo.

I also can't see Bowie ever guesting for Mumford.

[Seabag]

I've given up music of all kinds

And current affairs progs

I've narrowed it down to farts and tinnitus

So pretty sorted really

[Jeremy]

I liked one Arcade Fire song (Ready To Start) and didn't mind one Mumford song (the one that goes "and I will change my ways"). I mean a good song is a good song - whether it's played by a Canadian in fancy dress, or a posh Englishman with a banjo. But neither band are really my bag.