Impeach My Bush

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Impeach My Bush
Impeach My Bush cover
Studio album by Peaches
Released 11 July 2006
Genre Electronica
Label Beggars XL
Producer(s) Peaches, Micky Petralia, Greg Kurstin
Professional reviews
Peaches chronology
Fatherfucker
(2003)		 Impeach My Bush
(2006)


Impeach My Bush is an album by Peaches, her fourth album overall but her third credited to the name Peaches. Some of the people who make appearances on this album include Joan Jett, Josh Homme, Samantha Maloney, and her one-time roommate Leslie Feist. It debuted at number 168 on the U.S. Billboard 200, her highest charting album, selling over 5,000 copies in the United States. "Do Ya" was used in the GAP clothing commercials for the Fall 2006 season. Impeach My Bush was nominated for a GLAAD Media Award for "Outstanding Music Artist" at the 18th Annual GLAAD Media Awards. [1]

  1. "Fuck Or Kill" (Peaches)
  2. "Tent In Your Pants" (Kurstin, Peaches)
  3. "Hit It Hard" (Maloney, Peaches, Vice Cooler)
  4. "Boys Wanna Be Her" (Peaches)
  5. "Downtown" (Kurstin, Peaches)
  6. "Two Guys (For Every Girl)" (Peaches)
  7. "Rock The Shocker" (Maloney, Peaches)
  8. "You Love It" (Peaches)
  9. "Slippery Dick" (Peaches)
  10. "Give 'er" (Peaches, Rapp)
  11. "Get It" (Peaches)
  12. "Do Ya" (Peaches)
  13. "Stick It To The Pimp" (Peaches)

Chart (2006) Peak
position
U.S. Billboard 200 168
U.S. Top Electronic Albums 5
U.S. Top Heatseekers 4
U.S. Top Independent Albums 13
Billboard Comprehensive Albums 187
Top Canadian Albums 98
UK Charts 132
UK Top 30 Independent Label Albums 13
French Charts 156


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