Atomic Garden (song)
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“Atomic Garden” | |||||
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Single by Bad Religion from the album Generator |
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Released | 1992 | ||||
Format | Vinyl | ||||
Recorded | May 1991 at Westbeach Recorders, Hollywood, California | ||||
Genre | Punk rock | ||||
Length | 3:10 | ||||
Label | Epitaph Records | ||||
Writer(s) | Brett Gurewitz | ||||
Producer | Bad Religion | ||||
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"Atomic Garden" is the seventh track on Bad Religion's sixth full-length album Generator, which was released in 1992. It was also the band's first official song to be released as a single. According to The Bad Religion Page, guitarist Brett Gurewitz, who wrote this song, claims that "Atomic Garden" is about "nuclear proliferation".[1]
More than a decade after its release, "Atomic Garden" has been labeled as one of Bad Religion's best known songs and remains a concert staple. A live version can also be heard on their 2006 DVD Live at the Palladium. There is a video clip (filmed and edited by Gregor Verbinsky) that can be found in the band's 1991 long out of print live video Big Bang.[1]
A video for "Atomic Garden" was also made. It is available for watching here.
This song was also included on the game NCAA Football 2006.
[edit] References
- ^ a b Atomic Garden (HTML). The Bad Religion Page. Retrieved on January 18, 2008.
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