Adam Goren - Appearance in Popular Culture

Appearance in Popular Culture

  • Punk Rock Academy was covered by mc chris for his 2009 album Apple Tummy
  • Throughout the four seasons of the television show The OC the character Seth Cohen has an Atom and His Package poster displayed on the wall behind his bed.
  • In the bar on the television show It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia many Atom and his Package stickers can be seen on the walls.
  • "Upside Down from Here" was covered by Math the Band on the 2008 album, Math the Band Banned the Math.
  • "(Lord It's Hard to Be Happy When You're Not Using) The Metric System" was covered by MC Lars for his 2009 album, This Gigantic Robot Kills.
  • Adam makes a cameo in the film "Good Clean Fun"
  • "I Am Downright Amazed At What I Can Destroy With Just A Hammer" was included in the snowboarding game Amped 2 on Xbox.

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