Fatherfucker

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Fatherfucker

Studio album by Peaches
Released	23 September 2003
Genre	Electronica
Label	Beggars XL
All Music Guide link Pitchfork 10/30/2003 Playlouder 9/16/2003 Robert Christgau (dud except "I Don't Give a . . . ") link Rolling Stone 10/2/2003 Urb Nov 2003, meta-link
Peaches chronology
The Teaches of Peaches (2000)	Fatherfucker (2003)	Impeach My Bush (2006)

Fatherfucker (Censored as F**********r) is an album by Peaches, released in 2003 (see 2003 in music).

"I Don't Give A ..." – 1:22
"I'm the Kinda" – 3:31
"I U She" – 2:45
"Kick It" (featuring Iggy Pop) – 2:31
"Operate" – 3:29
"Tombstone, Baby" – 3:08
"Shake Yer Dix (featuring Mignon)" – 3:34
"Rock 'N' Roll (featuring Feedom)" – 4:12
"Stuff Me Up (featuring Taylor Savvy)" – 3:13
"Back It Up, Boys" – 3:59
"The Inch" – 3:21
"Bag It" – 3:05

Chart (2003)	Peak position
Top Electronic Albums	5
Top Heatseekers	35
Top Independent Albums	33

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