1981 original with insert. Whomp That Sucker is a highly influential album by the American pop rock band Sparks. Originally released in 1981, it features a unique fusion of punk, new wave, and electronic music, backed by the band's signature wit and humor. The album was produced by Rupert Holmes, who helped the band refine their sound and make it more accessible to mainstream audiences without losing their edge. Whomp That Sucker is notable for its energetic performances, catchy melodies, and quirky lyrics that explore a range of topics from love and relationships to politics and society.

Many music lovers consider Whomp That Sucker to be one of Sparks' best albums, and it has influenced countless artists across genres. The album's standout tracks include "Tips for Teens," a tongue-in-cheek anthem about adolescent rebellion, "I Married a Martian," a hilarious ode to interstellar love, and "Don't Shoot Me". Overall, Whomp That Sucker is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates innovative and irreverent music.