by
Peaches
- Record Label: Beggars Banquet / XL / EFA
- Release Date: Oct 8, 2002
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These lo-fi crunches carve out a retro-minimalist experimentation not often found in musical eroticism.
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Though highly amusing, the bouts of empowerment on "Teaches" can grow monotonous, due to similar-sounding songs.
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BlenderMostly, Peaches sadomasochistic come-ons sound like a satire of phone-sex services, without the per-minute charges. [#11, p.139]
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So whats the appeal? Sure, theres a kitsch factor, and her fearlessness exhibits a respectful amount of bravado, I suppose. But none of that changes the fact that the music is insipid and boring, sexually explicit lyrics and all.
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MixerThe best sex-obsessed album since Prince's Dirty Mind. [Nov 2002, p.78]
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It's ace, like you imagine Madonna would've sounded if the records had matched the raunch of her videos/concerts/multimedia-experiments.
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Every track is memorable, though rarely on a musical level.
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A techno electro smart-ass punky rap thing that'll detonate in your living room.
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Sexy, compelling, fun, and strange, The Teaches of Peaches is one of the year's defining albums.
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If "Diddle'' and the rest of The Teaches of Peaches weren't so surreally funny, nasty and funky, they would be unbearable.
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The Teaches of Peaches is as tacky and low-budget as a '70s porno flick...and just as much fun.
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It's wish fulfillment for boys who make passes at girls who wear glasses.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 12 out of 13
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Negative: 1 out of 13
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Oct 7, 2010
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JamieWMay 10, 2004this is the shit of all music!!! PEACHES ROCK!!!!