I Shall Exterminate Everything Around Me That Restricts Me from Being the Master
album by Electric Six

I Shall Exterminate Everything Around Me That Restricts Me from Being the Master is the fourth album by the Detroit rock band Electric Six.
Music videos were made for the tracks "Down at McDonaldz" and "Randy's Hot Tonight!".
Track listing
All lyrics written by Tyler Spencer, music composition noted below.
All lyrics written by Tyler Spencer, except where noted below.
Personnel
Dick Valentine – vocals
John Nash (Johnny Na$hinal) – lead guitar
Zach Shipps (The Colonel) – rhythm guitar
Tait Nucleus? – keyboards
Keith Thompson (Smorgasbord) – bass
Mike Alonso (Percussion World) – drums
Other information
The title of the album comes from a 1921 cartoon drawing by George Grosz.
The album artwork is taken from a painting called The Long Arm of the Law by Detroit artist Ron Zakrin, who was also behind the artwork for the band's follow-up album Flashy.
The song "Kukuxumushu" (or Kukuxumusu) is Basque for "Flea's Kiss". Kukuxumusu is also a Spanish clothing brand. Tyler Spencer wrote the song after seeing a Kukuxumusu clothing shop whilst on tour, and deciding that he liked the word and wanted to use it.
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