Any track from all 4 of their albums or even Marcus Mumfords solo album...pure joy to listen to.....especially love The Ghost that we Knew.....from one of your American chat shows.....stunningly haunting and beautiful...(look up their live version of Johnny Cash's Hurt 😮)

Massively underrated band . You need to do 'the cave'. Another great track of theirs 👏👍

I was like you used to be a metalhead. This music change me. Made me realize life is too short to be mad all the time. Love it

They are an amazing band! Try ‘Little Lion Man’ for great songwriting and some folk-ing out!

So happy to see a Mumford and Sons reaction!!!

This is the best version of this song. Love it.

Man, Mumford and sons were soooo amazing. Marcus' voice is just pure warmth, but I'm not really happy with the way they went after Babel. But their first two albums, Sigh no more and Babel, are just excellent. No wrong song to go for there.

I'm mostly a hardcore metal head, but I loved the entire album this song came from. It's just damn good music. I wouldn't have guessed they're from London, if that's true. They sound like they should be from Kentucky. 😁

Can you believe that these guys only had two albums between them growing up? They belonged to their parents and they were: Woodstock and Jimi Hendrix's Are You Experienced? Amazing they came up with their unique style from those yeah?

Check out ‘Tomkins Square Park’ from the Wilder Mind album. Absolute banger.

@zackmeaney2800

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Unreal tune

If you ever get a chance, see a concert at Red Rocks

I've seen them live and there's nothing like it!

Mumford & Sons puts on a fantastic show! One of the best I’ve ever seen. Saw them twice, once in San Francisco and once in San Diego. Red Rocks is also an incredible amphitheater but can suck if you have a bum knee, lol.

@ruthjohnson4380

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I’ve been to Red Rocks for concerts. You’re right! But man, it’s so so worth it. I, unfortunately didn’t see Mumford & Sons but I have this concert.

Upright bass

Saw them live in dixon il!

Red Rocks is the best of the best

The whole album this song is on is very good. On their 2015 album, they did drop the fiddle and added electric guitar instead so it's missing some of that folk sound and I still enjoy it but I do miss the fiddle.

@IrishEire

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Me too! And I *really* love the horns 😍

I was at this show. It was unbelievable! No words I could say would do it justice.

Their music has been used in films, TV and adverts so subliminally you would have heard it.

Also, you will love Little Lion Man from the same concert!

I don’t listen to Mumford as much as I used to, but this song is a constant on my playlist. The banjo is a beast. Great song. Blinded by the Light is another one of theirs that made the playlist for sure. It’s a band that anybody would enjoy at a live concert. They bring it. You could sit on your hands, but I guarantee you would be clapping by song 4. This album was elite. Babel is another winner.

"After the Storm" the homeless video is legendary! Well not real legendary because the majority of the populous only knows what they are fed.

This is the first reaction I've seen for this band/song. Great choice! Another great M&S song is called "Babel".

For a Folk rock throwback check out Roy Harper, ‘Same old Rock’ from 1971 Album Stormcock. (He is the guy who sings the lead on Pink Floyds song ‘Have a cigar’) and on Same old Rock was supported by Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin. Roy is cited as an influence by Jimmy Page, David Gilmour, Pete Townsend, Ian Anderson and Kate Bush and made over 30 Albums. Well worth a listen.

Go to red rocks to see a show once in your life. It doesn’t matter the show

Check out DUST BOWL DANCE live

I love this song. Great reaction! If you like harmonies, absolutely check out "The Eye" by Brandi Carlile.

Last year, Winston, the banjo player, left the band because of political beliefs. I’m hoping this doesn’t stop the band from playing. They are amazing!! The lead singer has a voice like no other and the band has so much energy. You can sit in the back row of one of their concerts and you can feel the energy from them off the stage, they are just that good!

him: a banjo, a cello me: :| ...its a double bass not a cello

Do there will be time the live version

It’s a song about Jesus Christ and it’s awesome

They were great and then they got rid of a band member because he happened to have a different view!

Try not to cry challenge? 🥲🙂 The Avett Brothers - Ballad of Love and Hate (live) Tool - Wings for Marie pt.1 & pt.2 Aurora - Murder Song 5,4,3,2,1 (live at the Nobel peace prize concert) Band of Horses - No one’s gonna love you Iron & Wine - The Trapeze Swinger Chris Cornel - Nothing Compares to you Bright Eyes - First Day of My Life This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren