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Not to pile on here . . . but i have three servers 13.04 at Rackspace (admittedly, I cannot be certain that the actual hardware is anything like identical -- but I have configured them side-by-side, and their installation is identical). Two of the three servers can handle two (2) NFS mounts in the /etc/fstab during boot. The third one can only handle one (1). It appears that which one is unimportant, since I can swap the mounts around, reconfigure them, etc. But if there are two in the /etc/fstab for the one server, it sticks at "disconnected from Plymouth."
My solution was to put the "most important" nfs mount in the /etc/fstab, and to put others in /etc/rc2.d. But that's me. This certainly *seems* to be a race condition, but I cannot offer anything more than my opinion on that. Perhaps this extra observation helps, or perhaps you can ignore it.