why do people hate mumford so much one british magazine asked?s accused of playing dress-up with their attire and instruments, a charge they even parodied ified in one of their . ♪ did any of that get under your skin? >> the authenticity thing got under my skin a little bit. we definitely don't expect or even desire to be liked by everyone. that was a frustration to me, because it was just -- i thought it was narrow minded. ♪ when it feels like nothing else matters, you put your arms around me ♪ >> reporter: it doesn't stop mumford's ascent. but in 2013, ted dwane's emergency brain surgery nearly did. how serious was that? >> is there a not serious version of it? >> it's only been the last like year where i've sort of rethought about it. that was brutal. >> reporter: what exactly were you feeling? >> i feel like somebody hit me in the head with a baseball bat and i was czyz city. >> reporter: while on tour, a blood vessel in dwane's brain had burst, but come how he played for days before being diagnosed. what did you think when they told you what

>>winston marshall and marcus mumford are one half of mumford and sons, ted dwane and ben lovett thelf. >> why did it work? >> there's absolutely no explaining it. we've tried. >> the quartet became acquainted through the london music scene, >> we were the band rejects to start with. >> you were. >> yeah, we got, i mean ted and i both got fired from the same band on the same day after one gig. >> why? >>i think we took too much attention away from the lead singer. and he was an attention seeker. i mean he was taking all his clothes off on stage and climbing, literally climbing the rigging. >> so what were you doing to compete with that? >> playing quite well. he didn't like it. >> in 2007, the four found each other, when mumford, who'd written some songs wanted to put a band together to play them: >> who puts a studio under a train? >> it's the cheapest real estate you can get. >> they began rehearsing in this london studio. >> we actually are under the train, right? >> you'll hear it. don't worry. here you go. here it comes. that's the train. >> it was here the band found its sound.

. >> reporter: winston marshall and marcus mumford are one-half of muhammed ali.other half. >> why did it work? >> there is absolutely no explaining it. we've tried. >> reporter: before ted became acquainted through the london music scene -- >> we were the band rejects to start with. >> reporter: you were? >> ted and i both got fired from the same band on the same day after one big. >> reporter: why? >> i think we took too much of the attention away from the lead singer, and he was an attention seeker. he was taking all his clothes off on stage and literally climbing the rigging. >> reporter: so what were you doing to compete with that? >> playing quite well. he didn't like it. >> reporter: in 2007, the four found each other when mumford, who had written some songs, wanted to put a band together to play them. who puts a studio under a train? >> the cheapest real estate you can get. >> reporter: they began rehearsing in this london studio. >> we're actually right under the train, right? >> you'll hear it, don't worry. >> here you go. here it comes. that's the train

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