| All U Need Is Mosh | ||||
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| Released | August 5, 2008 | |||
| Recorded | 2008 | |||
| Genre | Alternative rock, dance | |||
| Length | 47:15 | |||
| Label | Nacional Records | |||
| Producer | Plastilina Mosh | |||
| Plastilina Mosh chronology | ||||
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| About.com |   [1] |
| Spin | [2] |
All U Need Is Mosh is an album released by Plastilina Mosh on August 5, 2008.
The reviews of the album were generally positive, including a four star rating by Tijana Ilich from About.com, who liked the fusion of different styles including rap, pop, punk, dance and metal. [1]
The song "Let U Know" is featured in EA Sports game, FIFA 09 as part of the soundtrack. [3]
The San Diego Reader wrote that "San Diego Chargers" would not supplant "San Diego Super Chargers" as the top song among fans of the National Football League's San Diego Chargers team. [4] The Tucson Weekly praised the song's "spine-tingling, halftime march". [5] Metromix called it "[o]ne of the most charming songs on the album ... a marching, drum-heavy groove." [6] Composer Alejandro Rosso said he was not a Chargers fan but "think[s] that they have a cool team"; he did not want to name the song after the Dallas Cowboys. [4]
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As far as tunes that name-check the team go, the new track "San Diego Chargers," by Mexican dance-pop-punk-funk duo Plastilina Mosh won't take over first place in the hearts of Chargers faithful anytime soon – not when that deathless discofied ditty "San Diego Super Chargers" continues to hold the top spot – after 29 years.
Mosh's highlights include "My Party," which begs for a Bacardi ad; the Falco-esque rap of "Danny Trejo"; and the spine-tingling, halftime march of "San Diego Chargers."
One of the most charming songs on the album is the instrumental “San Diego Chargers,” a marching, drum-heavy groove.