Top Atom & His Package Albums
click on the album covers to see atom & his package lyrics inside the album
Hair:Debatable
[2004]
[2004]
Attention! Blah Blah Blah
[2003]
[2003]
Hamburgers - EP
[2002]
[2002]
Redefining Music
[2001]
[2001]
Making Love
[1999]
[1999]
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180 Lbs. 80's Bastard Alpha Desperation March Anarchy Means I Litter Atari Track And Field-new Controller Conspiracy Atom And His Package Avenger (rock Version) Before My Friends Do Books My Dog, The Box, Brian Sokel & Me Connor Welcome Cross Country Atom And His Package Tour Via Bicycle Dear Atom You Do Not Want Children. Love Atom Does Anyone Else In This Room Want To Marry His Or Her Own Grandmother For Aliza Whenever She May Sleep For Franklin Fraudulent Friend, Please Stop Smoking Goalie Going To Georgia Happy Birthday General Happy Birthday Ralph Hats Off To Halford He Kissed Me (rock Version) Head Gone Vertical Head Of Septa, Nose Of Me Head With Arms I Am Downright Amazed At What I Can Destroy With Just A Hammer I, Professional Gambler If You Own The Washington Redskins You're A Cock Intro It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Lib Jenny S. Karpathia Lord Its Hard To Be Happy When Your Not (live) Lying To You Matt Werth Speaks Me And My Black Metal Friends Meatball Mind's Playing Tricks On Me Mission 1 AVoid Job Working With Assholes Mustache T.v. No Head No Way Dna Nutrition Open Your Heart Out To Everyone Package Bloody Lip Philadelphia Possession (not The One By Danzig) Pumping Iron For Enya Punk Rock Academy Sebastian In Nigeria Seed Song She's In The Bathroom Shopping Spree Snowshoe Bbq The Palestinians Are Not The Same Thing As The Rebel Alliance Jackass Thresholds To Adult Living Trump Undercover Funny Upside Down From Here Waiting Room What We Do On Christmas Where Eagles Dare Wonderman (hammer Smashed Ball) You Took Me By Surprise
Related Information for Atom & His Package
Atom (Adam Goren) created spastic, heartfelt, punk-inspired rock anthems with a guitar and Casio synthesizer along with the help of his trusty sequencer, "Package". His intensely personal, in-joke-laden lyrics sound like scribblings from some much-xeroxed 'zine, while the music itself is often irresistibly catchy. Atom played his final show in August 2003, and is now a member of the band Armalite.... read more
