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| Play | 1. Fuck Or Kill | 0:48 | $0.99 |  |
| Play | 2. Tent In Your Pants | 2:52 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 3. Hit It Hard | 3:25 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 4. Boys Wanna Be Her | 3:55 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 5. DownTown | 3:31 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 6. Two Guys (For Every Girl) | 4:04 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 7. Rock The Shocker | 3:00 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 8. You Love It | 3:00 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 9. Slippery Dick | 3:02 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 10. Give 'Er | 3:01 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 11. Get It | 4:05 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 12. Do Ya | 2:35 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 13. Stick It To The Pimp | 3:49 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 14. Make Me | 3:23 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 15. Hanky Code | 4:03 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 16. Damage | 3:23 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 17. Fan Etiquette | 3:14 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 18. Downtown (SMD Remix) | 6:20 | $0.99 | |
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26 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Peaches (real name Merrill Beth Nisker) came out of left field with her debut album "The Teaches of Peaches" (2000). Songs almost dealing exclusively with sexual and/or gender themes, over monotonous dance beats; one might think Peaches is a one-trick-pony. While her debut album was refreshing and exciting, the novelty was starting to dewind with the release of her second album "Fatherf.cker" (2003). Fortunately, Peaches new album, the hilariously titled "Impeach my Bush," (2006) sees Peaches get back on track, with her best album yet.
"Impeach my Bush" is not a 180 degree turn from her previous albums. "Impeach my Bush" uses the same electronic/dance formula as her previous albums, but this time around the songs are more varied and ambitious. "Impeach my Bush" encompasses elements of punk rock, occasional live drumming and retro-new wave into the formula. While the title of "Impeach my Bush" would suggest that it is something of an anti-war, political protest album, that's not really the case. Peaches familiar themes of sex are still front and center.
The album immediately goes straight for the jugular with the opening "F.ck or Kill," in which Peaches declares "I rather f.ck who I want than kill who I am told to," which can be seen as both a feministic rallying call and a stinging indictment against the Bush regime. It's not hard to decipher "Tent in your pants," which is more club/hip-hop leaning and would be a good contender to use as a single. "Hit it hard," with its unpredictable assault of beats and synths is utterly engrossing. Its lush chorus adds much color and melody. The hard-rocking "Boys Wanna be her," with its engrossing rhymes over a Sabbath-like riff, works very nicely and comes as an unexpected but satisfying surprise. The not-so-subtle "Downtown," and "Two Guys (for every girl)" with their danceable synths, have an almost Kraftwerk/new-wave feel, but their modern rap delivery prevents them from sounding retro. The okay, but not great "Rock the Shocker" is another dance/club sounding track that keeps the album's momentum going. The punkish riot-grrrl rock of "You Love it" would make Courtney Love proud and gives the album a shot in the arm full of adrenalin. The fee-flowing rhymes, infectious beats and cool synths make "Slippery Dick" another memorable number. "Get it," another more punk-rock leaning song, comes as another unexpected change-of-pace, keeping the listener attentive. "Give `er" is another dance/club meets New-Wave hybrid that works well. "Do ya" is a more laid-back rocker, but no less exhilarating. The closing "Stick it to the pimp" is pretty much old-school, familiar Peaches, and wouldn't have sounded that much out of place on the first two albums, and makes for a good closer.
Not only is "Impeach my Bush" Peaches most infectious collection of songs to date, but what makes "Impeach my Bush" really work is its exciting and unpredictable mix of hip-hop/club beats, punk, new-wave trimmings, and rock. You never really know where the album is going so it's always exciting. It's obvious that Peaches didn't just throw this album together with scraps left over from the first two albums and that a lot of time and effort was put into creating "Impeach my Bush." While Peaches may not be for everyone, if you liked the first two albums, you won't be disappointed here. "Impeach my Bush" is a very, very cool album.
"Impeach my Bush" is not a 180 degree turn from her previous albums. "Impeach my Bush" uses the same electronic/dance formula as her previous albums, but this time around the songs are more varied and ambitious. "Impeach my Bush" encompasses elements of punk rock, occasional live drumming and retro-new wave into the formula. While the title of "Impeach my Bush" would suggest that it is something of an anti-war, political protest album, that's not really the case. Peaches familiar themes of sex are still front and center.
The album immediately goes straight for the jugular with the opening "F.ck or Kill," in which Peaches declares "I rather f.ck who I want than kill who I am told to," which can be seen as both a feministic rallying call and a stinging indictment against the Bush regime. It's not hard to decipher "Tent in your pants," which is more club/hip-hop leaning and would be a good contender to use as a single. "Hit it hard," with its unpredictable assault of beats and synths is utterly engrossing. Its lush chorus adds much color and melody. The hard-rocking "Boys Wanna be her," with its engrossing rhymes over a Sabbath-like riff, works very nicely and comes as an unexpected but satisfying surprise. The not-so-subtle "Downtown," and "Two Guys (for every girl)" with their danceable synths, have an almost Kraftwerk/new-wave feel, but their modern rap delivery prevents them from sounding retro. The okay, but not great "Rock the Shocker" is another dance/club sounding track that keeps the album's momentum going. The punkish riot-grrrl rock of "You Love it" would make Courtney Love proud and gives the album a shot in the arm full of adrenalin. The fee-flowing rhymes, infectious beats and cool synths make "Slippery Dick" another memorable number. "Get it," another more punk-rock leaning song, comes as another unexpected change-of-pace, keeping the listener attentive. "Give `er" is another dance/club meets New-Wave hybrid that works well. "Do ya" is a more laid-back rocker, but no less exhilarating. The closing "Stick it to the pimp" is pretty much old-school, familiar Peaches, and wouldn't have sounded that much out of place on the first two albums, and makes for a good closer.
Not only is "Impeach my Bush" Peaches most infectious collection of songs to date, but what makes "Impeach my Bush" really work is its exciting and unpredictable mix of hip-hop/club beats, punk, new-wave trimmings, and rock. You never really know where the album is going so it's always exciting. It's obvious that Peaches didn't just throw this album together with scraps left over from the first two albums and that a lot of time and effort was put into creating "Impeach my Bush." While Peaches may not be for everyone, if you liked the first two albums, you won't be disappointed here. "Impeach my Bush" is a very, very cool album.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
A polished Peach; Impeach My Bush is certainly my favorite PEACHES album to date. Remaining true to her tenacious rough quality, while having attained a smoother production, Peaches has cultivated Electro-Trash perfection. Making gleefully perverse sexual lyrics elegant and sophisticated is an art the virtuoso, Ms. Peach, has definitely flawlessly mastered, as can be seen in this politically satirical titled record. Definitely check out You Love It Ft. Joan Jett, Downtown, Boys Wanna Be Her, and my personal favorite Two Guys (For Every Girl) cause every girl loves a lil guy on guy action. ;-)
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Peaches has scored another amazing album, looking back and movingn forward, she melds the best bits of electroclash, Miami booty bass, punk rock, and 80s retro to create, yet once, a sound and sensibility that's uniquely her own. No one else sounds like Peaches, or has the "balls" to - from inspired, no-BS title track opener (Impeach my bush/Impeach...Bush!), Peaches just keeps the hits cummin, hittin' it hard with: Tent In Your Pants, Giv'er, You Love It, Slippery Dick, and many more, climaxing with the rather menacing Stick It to the Pimp. What makes Peaches so cool is her deceptively simple, accessible electro-rock-dance ditties that, upon closer inspection, reveal subversion and a willingness, unlike many contemporary artists, to truly challenge social/political/sexual mores, i.e. Two Guys For Every Girl. Whether she's joking or not, all jokes have a kernel of truth. Another winner, Peaches, you deserve to have a big phat hit on TRL!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Poppy fun, if a little too "direct"
Subtlety has left the building with this one. Some fun hooks and dancy tracks make this a worthwhile listen, just make sure the kids are away. Read more
Published on April 28, 2009 by R Allen Allen
Solid Electro Beats with Cool Vocals; Sometimes Lyrics Lacking
I've been into Peaches since her first album, which included some great tracks. Her earlier work tended to be a bit more hit or miss when it came to the music. Read more
Published on July 17, 2008 by Eric Monse
Best thing I've heard in a long time...
I'm a relatively new convert to the Church of Peaches, as it were, but I can definitely tell you that after hearing this album, you will be too. Read more
Published on May 12, 2007 by C. Reid
Good not too clean fun!!
I like this album, even if it's not one of my usual genres. That may suggest I'm a little childish or adolescent or whatever but I don't care! Read more
Published on May 11, 2007 by Lloyd R. Stevenson
Nisker Du: Women's Lib May Be Your Santa Claus
Blue records have come a long way baby. You used to hide them under your mattress with the magazines, remember? Read more
Published on January 10, 2007 by danger ex machina
I Love This Woman, She Is Amazing!!!!!!!
I'm gonna keep this short and sweet. Peaches is in my opinion, larger than life. I own all her albums, after my best friend got me into her. Impeach My Bush is just as great. Read more
Published on November 25, 2006 by c
ROCKS
Peaches' best album so far. She keeps getting better and better... Such an individual!
Published on October 8, 2006 by Shorty 140
So dirty, you'll need a shower after listening!
This album is one of the most enticing and addicitve albums I have ever heard. The beats are hot, and the lyrics are dirty beyond description. Read more
Published on September 17, 2006 by A. Beydoun
PEEEACHEEES
THIS CD KICKS IT - Peaches has bigger balls than Bruce ever will!!! IMPEACH THE BUSH - THE BEST PEACHES YET!!!
Published on August 16, 2006 by J. Veneziano
peaches rocks
peaches new album is amazing. once again, her beats rock and her point gets across. she has just made another excellent album.
Published on August 13, 2006 by y-
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