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"For her third studio album, Peaches left her adopted home of Berlin for the &amp;quot;total L.A. experience.&amp;quot;\n&amp;quot;It was amazing: I had a house, a heated pool and a studio,&amp;quot; says the electro-clash naughty girl. &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;d wake up in the morning, swim and then work on stuff.&amp;quot;\nIn true Hollywood fashion, Peaches (a.k.a. Merrill Nisker) rolled out the red carpet for rock &amp;amp; roll celebs to play on the follow-up to 2003&amp;apos;s Fatherfucker, due in April. &amp;quot;Giver&amp;quot; features Queens of the Stone Age&amp;apos;s Josh Homme on guitar. &amp;quot;There&amp;apos;s a solo that I could play but I couldn&amp;apos;t play it like Josh,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;He learned it in a second, and was playing all over it.&amp;quot;\nJoan Jett contributes the main riff on &amp;quot;Mad.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;I made sure I was in my gold bikini, pressing my ass against the studio glass for her,&amp;quot; Peaches gushes. Other guests include her old roommate, Canadian singer-songwriter Feist, as well\nas ex-Hole drummer Sam Maloney and Electrocute frontwoman Nicole Morier.\n&amp;quot;It&amp;apos;s exciting that I&amp;apos;m branching out,&amp;quot; says Peaches, who is\nalso working with producer Mickey Petralia (Beck&amp;apos;s Midnight Vultures) on the album. &amp;quot;I just want to make things harder. I want to go more hardcore.&amp;quot;\nAnd what constitutes &amp;quot;more hardcore&amp;quot; for an artist whose\nbest-known lyrics include &amp;quot;Sucking on my titties like you wanted me/Callin&amp;apos; me all the time like Blondie&amp;quot; (&amp;quot;Fuck the Pain Away&amp;quot;), and &amp;quot;Come on baby, baby, use that thing/You make my panties go ping&amp;quot; (&amp;quot;Shake Yer Dix&amp;quot;)? New\nsongs include &amp;quot;Hankie Code,&amp;quot; a tutorial in wearing various colored hankies in one&amp;apos;s back pocket (black means you like it on top, while white means the opposite); the raucous gangster anthem &amp;quot;Stick It to the Pimp&amp;quot;; and her answer to Jan and Dean&amp;apos;s &amp;quot;Surf City&amp;quot;: &amp;quot;Two Guys for Every Girl.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;The lyrics\nare all real dirty about guys getting down with each other, and then I join in,&amp;quot; Peaches says. &amp;quot;Everybody fantasizes about the two-girl thing -- to hell! Guys gotta get sexy with each other!&amp;quot;\nOpenly bisexual, Peaches responds &amp;quot;Of course!&amp;quot; when asked if she&amp;apos;s ever been a part of this sort of menage a trois. &amp;quot;I feel bad for guys because girls live it out: They can be\nas sexual as they want with each other and with guys. But guys get scared that they&amp;apos;ll be considered gay. I&amp;apos;m not attacking them . . . I am trying to include them.&amp;quot;\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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