Sigh No More
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 | Product Details: Release Date: 05 October 2009 Record Label: Universal / Island Rating:   Sales Rank: 2 | | Look for similar items by category:
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| | Customer Reviews: Well what can I say ...... (25 August 2010)SUPERB !! Best album that I have brought in a long time - Every song is great, love it love it love it !! SIMPLY STUNNING (24 August 2010)I must have listened to this album over thirty times in the last two weeks. I'm simply amazed at it. Never before have I bought or listened to music like it, but I love it! It reaches deep down into one's heart and plucks the strings. It's cathartic. Songs to cry with as they touch deep pain. Songs to inspire and give hope. Songs which make you realise that you are not alone. With a thumping beat. Beautiful vocals, delightful banjos, deep double bases and guitars.. It's a delight. It's a joy. You simply must buy it, and listen whilst reading the lyrics. I defy you not to be deeply moved as you listen and reflect... Mumford & Sons - Sigh No More CD (23 August 2010)I'm new to Mumford and Sons having only heard them on radio and seen them on TV a few times. The CD is really good. I listen to it a lot - mostly in the car. I look forward to them releasing another CD soon. Absolutely brilliant (20 August 2010)What can i say about this album,apart from its a total breath of fresh air.The best thing is its not over produced and the more you listen to it,the better it gets.I hadnt heard of these when i first heard the album as i dont listen to the radio.This meant i hadnt heard which songs had been released.I dont find one weak track on the album and can say that first chance i get i want to see this lot live. Fabulous Mumford! (20 August 2010)After seeing them perform at Glastonbury I went straight off to buy the CD. There isn't a weak track on this album and it just gets better with every play. Marcus Mumford's wonderful vocals inject the right emotion into every track and if you aren't smiling and singing along by the end you are hard to please. It's a really fresh sound at a time when many bands are hard to distinguish from one another. They deserve a bagload of awards and I hope they get them. |
