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| All U Need Is Mosh | 
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Sales Rank: 34093
Category: Music
Artist: Plastilina Mosh
Publisher: Nacional Records
Studio: Nacional Records
Manufacturer: Nacional Records
Label: Nacional Records
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 0.5
MPN: 20012
UPC: 718122020225
EAN: 0718122020225
ASIN: B001B92EFS
Release Date: August 5, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Toll Free | | • | Jonaz Goes To Hollywood | | • | My Party | | • | Let U Know | | • | Cut The Crap | | • | Arriba Dicembre | | • | Danny Trejo | | • | Going To Mars Bolton | | • | Comeback Bitch | | • | San Diego Chargers | | • | Paso Fino | | • | Pervert Pop Song |
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Product Description
Grammy-nominated Mexican electro-rockers deliver their latest effort. It's the follow-up to a "best of" collection released on EMI. Plastilina Mosh first debuted to the American public at SXSW where they caught the eye of Beck, who financed a recording session through his Bong Load label. That session led to "Aquamosh", the band's debut full-length on Capitol Records, which launched them to platinum sales in Latin America.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Viva la Plastlina! November 22, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Hace mas o menos diez anos que, no sin cierto orgullo, se anuncio que una banda de chavalos de Monterrey eran los primeros en tener un video en la rotacion de los canales norteamericanos de MTV. Mr P. Mosh sonaba duro en radio y me parecio buena cancion pero tambien, como muchos productos del momento me sonaba a `rap en espanol' (anglo-nol mas bien), es decir mas de lo que ya habia mucho (Machete, Molotov, etc). Por casualidad me toco escuchar la entrevista y el disco completo en una de las estaciones de radio local (D99). Me cayo muy bien su socarroneria y su falsa pedanteria, pero sobre todo "I've got that Milton Pacheco Kinda Felling" me cimbro, compre el disco al siguiente dia, y aun lo escucho. Como en ese momento y casi en cada disco de lo plastilocos hay cosas que descubrir. Hola Chicuelos me decepciono la primera vez que lo escuche; un tanto oscuro, con su sonido casero de estudio-cochera, me sono a un disco hecho solo para sus cuates. Un ano despues no dejaba de escucharlo, y creo que a la fecha es uno de mis favoritos. En fin, cada disco tiene sus sorpresas, chistes de accion retardada, atmosferas instantaneas, micro-narrativas y personajes violentamente cursis y entranables. Mi juicio el dia de hoy es que All U need is Mosh es un album mas cercano a Juan Manuel; bien trabajado, mezclado y con un sonido mas deliberado que organico, bastante mas Rock-Pop y New Wave que los anteriores. En lo personal extrano un poco la onda `jazz-soul' de Hola y Aquamosh, sin embargo espero al seguir escuchandolo ir descubriendo esta musica que a mas de diez anos me sigue gustando y aun me hace bailar.
P.D. No coincido con quien dice que no han hecho una buena traduccion y que las letras en ingles suenan "raras", me parece que aunque los errores sean genuinos estan hecho a proposito, son parte de la estetica Mosh. Digo, las letras en espanol tampoco tienen much logica ni un sentido comun.
 Lost in Translation August 28, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Plastilina Mosh is one of my favorite bands, but the new album is disappointing. The problem is, they don't appear to have had a native English speaker help them with their English lyrics, and those lyrics are often just, well, corny. Perhaps what they were trying to express might have worked in Spanish, but the meaning or sentiment just doesn't convey well in English.
There are still some good songs. The best song is My Party. It's a novelty song, but done well and fun to listen to. 2nd is probably Let You Know. A few of the lyrics are a little odd, but the song is very catchy. Pervert Pop song is a close 3rd. This one may grow on me. The real disappointment is Danny Trejo. This songs starts out ROCKING - it could have been one of their best - but halfway in they shift to English and the song just falls flat on its face. I LOVE the first half and HATE the last half (guys - if you read this - please, please fix it!). Jonaz Goes to Hollywood is OK, it might grow on me too. Toll Free has a good sound, but the lyrics are just too awkward.
The band said this is probably their most commercial album. I'm guessing they were targeting the U.S. market with this English-heavy album, but the English lyrics just don't work. I don't find any songs here on par with their earlier hits like Afroman, Nalguita or Te Lo Juro Por Madonna.
All u need is THIS CD! August 6, 2008
Woo hoo!!!!! Finally, a new P Mosh album! I've been hooked ever since I first heard "Mr. P-Mosh"...and these songs def keep the action going! It's just pure siliness and fun that gets me through the day...I especially like "Pervert Pop Song" - it has a cool mix of voices, and the instrumentals remind me of cheesy 80s pop, but MUCH better! with a mix of electronica and rock. and Pssssssss - calling Babasonicos fans!! the song "Paso Fino" featurues lead Babas singer Adrian Dargelos! this track puts me into a kind of glorious trance.... Well, adios - I gotta go listen to my new PMosh album!
GREAT!! August 5, 2008
I was so excited to hear that PMosh was finally coming out with a new album! I got it today and I can truly say that all the tracks lived up to my expectations. "Let U Know"'s beat has been stuck in my head for days but I can't complain. I can go on talking about how amazing this CD is, but instead I will make it short and sweet: the CD is super good and fun
 So good July 29, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I don't have time to write a very thoughtful entry. Suffice to say the 80's-vibe track "Toll Free" is one of the freshest, fun songs I've heard in the past few weeks. I hope the rest of the album is as catchy.
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