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Absolutely, refreshingly brilliant!

1:26 we have us a Marcus Mumford!

So... how many times have you restarted the video after ten seconds just to watch what each of the guys was doing and trying to figure out what was going on? I, for one, get giggle fits at Ben's epic slide during said segment.

@JPleafs actually the Irish Wolfhound is a sight hound- a family of hound breeds bred for speed/hunting- and therefore very fast. That particular breed is the key reason as to why wolves are extinct in Ireland.

@easyitsashley There are many breeds that participate in agility: golden retrievers, labradors, poodles, dobermans, dalmatians... I've seen so many. The thing with border collies is, they are so fast and so agile, when it comes to championship competition, no other breed can beat the best borders.

@scabbybuttcrack LMFAO that would be the perfectly sane son of a very wealthy Englishman, and one of the kindest, humblest, most genuinely appreciative people I have ever met. But yeah, like mcgoo721 said, you wouldn't wanna anger him. ;)

What's very interesting to me about this is, I read "A Game of Thrones" because, after discussing my favorite American writer with Marcus Mumford (Peter S. Beagle), Mr. Mumford recommended I read George R.R. Martin.

@drummergurlemma I've heard theirs. Nothing's better than the original. Sorry. :)

Just to clarify: this is neither official nor a studio recording. It was recorded live on a soundstage for Radio 104.5 in Philadelphia. If you listen carefully, you can hear Marcus break a string on his guitar at 3:43. That certainly wouldn't be left in a professional, mastered studio recording

All hail the great Kitaro.

@myblackabyss it's so sad that so few people into Japanese pop culture are familiar with his work. he's brilliant. I've been listening to him for over a quarter of a century and he newly enthralls me with each new album.

80 people are either deaf or have no idea what passion is.

@dghfy Winston plays bass every time they play Thistle & Weeds live: Ted's on drums for that one, and Win picks up Ted's electric bass. But yes, this is the first time we've seen Win play the double bass. Amazing, isn't he? :)

Two of my favorite things. Thanks for posting this. That must have been an incredible ride.

@photoluver89 Ben said "...written in Nashville, Tennessee."

1) This is not fake. 2)The horse's name is Broad Appeal and she was a champion. She raced in Japan and ran nearly every one of her races in this form. Was retired in 2006 I believe. 3) horses are tested for drugs after the races. Was she given steroids? Probably...but then, probably so were ALL o...

Her name is Broad Appeal. I'd know her form anywhere.

2:19 where the heck did Ben think he was going?? BTW, I was on the rail, right in front of Ted at this one.

LOL it's not a skirt, it's a kilt. Kilts are men's clothing.

Y'all can be his banjo. I wanna be his boxers.

Couple pointers for ya: First, the band is Mumford & Sons, not Mumford & The Sons. Second, check your grammar (Marcus refers to "lover's eyes" as well as "lovers' eyes". And listen carefully to the lyrics ("I feel numb beneath YOUR tongue" etc.). And lastly: this is NOT a single (yet). It's just ...

Anyone who's a fan of this band for their passion and songwriting style (from this era; before they lost Ross Childress) ought to check out Mumford & Sons. Same energy, same passion!

Happy Birthday to George Michael!

August 9, 1988: my first big concert.. the "Faith" tour in Philadelphia. I'll remember it to my deathbed. One of the best pop vocalists ever.

Haha...my friend and I were the ones who'd been waiting since 3:30 am. You should have come and talked to us...we also had a 14 1/2 hour drive down from new York city. Diehard? You bet.