Moshing is typical at hardcore shows.

Moshing has become very popular in the " club " scene and is used mainly in teenage clubs in the UK.

After being together as a band for four years, they recorded and released ( under their previous band name, Hinge ) their first EP in 1997 titled Cause Moshing is Good Fun under Psychodrama Records – the band's own label.

* Cause Moshing is Good Fun EP ( 1997 )

# REDIRECT Moshing # Origins of the dance

# REDIRECT Moshing # Origins of the dance

# REDIRECT Moshing # Origins of the dance

# REDIRECT Moshing # Origins of the dance

# REDIRECT Moshing # Origins of the dance

# REDIRECT Moshing # Origins of the dance

included their mosh-criticizing song " Thank You for not Moshing ," which contained lyrics that suggested that at least some individuals in the mosh pit were simply bullies who were finding conformity in the violence.

* " Crowd Surfing and Moshing " on SafeConcerts. com ( includes information on injuries sustained )

* In " Noshing and Moshing ," the 15th episode of Freaks and Geeks, Neil performs the " S ' awriiiight " call and reply gag with his painted hand and a box.

as " Thank You For Not Moshing " with some minor lyrical changes.

In December 2006 the band announced they would be releasing a rarities compilation entitled Crouching Tiger, Moshing Panda and would include compilation tracks, out of print 7 "' s, and some songs that are not available on any albums.

* Freaks and Geeks ( 1999 ) playing " Jenna Zank " in episode: " Noshing and Moshing " ( episode # 1. 15 ) 10 / 17 / 2000

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