Señor Smoke
Señor Smoke (2005) is the second album from Electric Six, following "Fire" in 2003. It was released in the UK February 14, 2005 by Warner Music imprint Rushmore Records. Due to complications with Electric Six's former record label, Rushmore did not release the album in North America. In December 2005, the band announced a new partnership with Metropolis Records that resulted in "Señor Smoke"'s North American release on February 7, 2006. "Señor Smoke" was ravaged by the UK press upon its 2005 release. However, the response to the album has been much more enthusiastic in America , with several positive reviews, including one from the March 2006 issue of "Blender" Magazine that claims that the album (which received four stars) is so good that "[it] achieves an advance modern medicine has long pursued: it restores virginity." Track listing. All lyrics written by Tyler Spencer except "Radio Ga Ga" by Roger Taylor; all music composed by Tyler Spencer except where noted. Legacy. Demos recorded for the album, "Strike While the Iron Is Hot!", "Turn It Up!", "Telephone Conversation", "Serious Help", "Future Police", "Living on the Sexy Planet", "Be My Dark Angel (Demo)", "Devil Nights (Demo)", "Another Song About  the Devil", "Self Destruct", "Bite Me (Demo)", "Stepsister", "Filthy Blankets", "I'm on a Diet", "People Like You (Don't Like People Like Me)" and "The World's Smallest Human Being" were subsequently released on the band's first compilation album "Sexy Trash". "Dance Epidemic" and "Future Is in the Future" were performed on the band's first live album "Absolute Pleasure". "Devil Nights", "Dance Epidemic" and "Future Is in the Future" were performed in their live concert film "Absolute Treasure". A live performance of "Dance Epidemic" from the band's XFM sessions as well as further demos intended for  the album, "The Sheik Don't Lie" and "Taxi 2 Nowhere (Demo)" were subsequently released on the band's second compilation album "Mimicry and Memories". "Rock and Roll Evacuation" and "Future Boys" were performed on the band's second live album "You're Welcome!". A stripped down, acoustic version of "Jimmy Carter" was performed for the band's upcoming third live album "Chill Out!".