Mike Park

Then there's Asian Man Records, a tiny operation that never let growth compromise its DIY integrity.

Mike Park kept it personal.

Mail order handled directly.

No third-party distributors.

You're listening to I'm in Love with a Girl and a Spank at the Grassy Podcast.

I'm your host, Mike Park.

And really quickly, it is September 1st.

It's about 17 hours away from the Asian Man Records 30-year anniversary.

You're listening to the I'm in Love with a Girl Named Spike at Degrassi podcast.

I'm your host, Mike Park, along with my co-host, Hannah Eagle, who's not here, and Rick Johnson.

Hello.

We are on episode 429.

So I'm going to go sky against racism.

So, so the lineup on that tour was, it was less than Jake mustard plug, the toasters, five iron frenzy, MU three 30, the blue meanies, Mike park.

Uh, and then Camuri was on there.

Uh, um real big fish was on that tour but i don't believe they played the show that i was at and that was one of the shows where uh brett was filling in on trumpet because brad had died that was the show where he said from the stage that

You're listening to I'm in Love with a Girl Named Spike, a Degrassi podcast.

I'm your host, Mike Park, along with my co-host, Hannah Eagle.

Hello.

And Rick Johnson.

I'm turning it into script form.

Okay.

And, Mike, you have the most to say.

Okay.

Yet he's one of those guys that get, you know, plays with musicians that I love.

Like, Mike Park loves Jeff Rosenstock and uses him all the time and plays in bands with him and same with, like, Mike Huginor from, you know, Hard Girls and Shinobu and just Dan Podhas or maybe Three Thirty.

Like, so many of these, like, great musicians that I love work with Jeff all the time, and I don't know why.

I don't get it.

or at least, like, his final decision, or at least it's, it's the members of Shinobu.

You know, it's more collaborative at least.

And it's, it's where those limitations happen in somebody being able to override, or even maybe he's just like, "Well, it's not my record," you know? Like, I can't imagine that he's going to play with Mike Park and he thinks, like, he's gonna be in control of the recording.

So I think even s- even before anyone has to tell him no, I'm sure there's some level of him just being like, "Well, it's not my band.