Aquamosh

Aquamosh is the title of the first studio album by the Mexican Avanzada Regia group Plastilina Mosh. It was released on June 30, 1998, in Mexico. The songs "Monster Truck" and "Encendedor" were featured in the skateboarding game Street Sk8er, while "Afroman" was featured in True Crime: Streets of LA. The album cover features the sculptures Aquamosh by Aldo Chaparro [3]

Aquamosh
Studio album by
Plastilina Mosh
ReleasedJune 30, 1998 (México)
GenreAvanzada Regia
Length48:58
LabelEMI Mexico
ProducerAlejandro Rosso
Plastilina Mosh chronology
Aquamosh
(1998)		 Juan Manuel
(2000)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic [1]
Rolling Stone[2]
Allmusic Credits [3]

Track listing
  1. "Niño Bomba" (J. Gonzales, J. Modeliste, A. Neville, L. Nocentelli, G. Porteri, A. Rosso) – 3:43
  2. "Afroman" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) – 3:38
  3. "Ode to Mauricio Garcés" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) – 4:14
  4. "Banano's Bar" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) - 5:48
  5. "Monster Truck" (C. Borrell, A. Fuentes, R. Harris, G. Marks, Plastilina Mosh) - 4:18
  6. "Encendedor" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) - 2:36
  7. "Bungaloo Punta Cometa" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) - 3:59
  8. "Aquamosh" (E. Blake, C. Borrell, A. Fuentes, R. Harris, G. Marks, Plastilina Mosh) - 3:56
  9. "I've Got That Milton Pacheco Kinda' Feeling" (E. Blake, Plastilina Mosh) - 4:22
  10. "Pornoshop" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) - 3:31
  11. "Savage Sucker Boy" (Jonas/Alejandro Rosso) - 3:32
  12. "Mr. P. Mosh" (Plastilina Mosh/Jason Roberts) - 4:21
gollark: The largest AIs around are just trained to predict the next token of text, which is very easy to test and gives good natural language understanding.
gollark: With how things are going, it seems entirely possible that you'd get something human-level in at least a few ways just by taking some current AI designs and scaling them up a few orders of magnitude.
gollark: We can make language models act "emotionally" right now, also.
gollark: That seems like a really bad definition.
gollark: High-level understanding wouldn't really imply sophonce. We have that *now*.

References
  1. Blanford, Roxanne. Aquamosh at AllMusic
  2. Rolling Stone review Jun 25, 1998


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