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HowBadCrew assembles to discuss the Eve 6 song, potatoes as a cultural construct, Turtlina, How to Eat Fried Worms, and of course, Skankin' Pickle.

Mike Park is nothing short of a ska punk legend. Beyond being an activist and a touring musician with more than 30 years of onstage experience, Park is best-known for his work with Asian Man Records. The label's founder/owner/pretty much everything else started Asian Man in his parents' house in 1996. In the 24 years since that humble beginning, Park's venture has managed more than 300 releases, helped introduce the world to bands like Less Than Jake and Alkaline Trio, and outlasted many of its — oftentimes much larger — record label counterparts as the music industry experienced immense change around him ... all while staying true to Park's D.I.Y. ethics and without moving to a larger office. Recently, with most of the country under quarantine, My First Band host Tyler Maas took a shot in the dark and asked Park if he wanted to be a guest on the podcast. He said yes! After Maas fanned out for a few minutes, the seasoned ska punk and longtime label owner opened up about his high school hardcore band, his time with Skankin' Pickle, the start of and philosophy of Asian Man Records, his current artistic endeavors like Bruce Lee Band and Kitty Kat Fan Club, and why staying small and specialized has translated to label longevity. Over the course of the hour-plus conversation, Park also talked about giving RoboCop star Peter Weller a ride to the airport, signing a major label deal in Korea and striking up a friendship with Biz Markie while they were part of a nationwide Yo Gabba Gabba theater tour. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth (“The Junction Street Eight Tigers”) and Bruce Lee Band ("If I Could Only Listen To My Heart"). If you like My First Band and/or Milwaukee Record, please consider supporting the site by donating to our GoFundMe relief fund.

We have made it to the end of our 90's nonsense episodes. This one was an extremely hard one to get down to a manageable length. But ultimately I decided to just pick some of my favorites of the era from when I was a teenager, some I still like regardless, the ones that really got me into ska, and one I foolishly didn't enjoy then but love now. There's also a lot of story telling about some of these releases. So even trimming it, it's still our longest yet. Featuring the music of Chickenpox, Goldfinger, Reel Big Fish, Less Than Jake, Five Iron Frenzy, MU330, Spring Heeled Jack, SKankin' Pickle, Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Pietasters and Hepcat!

Cameron joins Waldman's Words to talk about Skankin' Pickle, the publishing world, and Cameron's past/current projects.

what's up gang! ian here & i got a hot one for ya. holy jeez if you don't like ska - TURN THE RADIO OFF (reel big fish ref) jk listen to ska cuz it rules & it's more than just horns. Today I interview the great Mike Park - founder of Asian Man Records, vocalist/sax player in Skankin' Pickle. Side projects are The Chinkees & Bruce Lee Band (B. Lee Band), and his current musical incarnation is an acoustic venture under his name, Mike Park. ALSO! He organizes charity tours and events via his non-profit The Plea for Peace Foundation. His label will sign anyone that's anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-prejudice and is still run, to this day, out of his parents garage in California with help only from his parents and friends. Holy shit this guy, his music, message, and the bands his label put out helped me out a lot and it was so cool talkin' to him. He's gotta lotta wisdom & ya'll are gonna enjoy listenin' to it. EDIT: I misspoke during the pod - Asian Man Records was started in 1996. I know I said 1988, but in actuality, it was 1989 when Mike started a label called Dill Records, with Asian Man starting in his parents garage in Monte Soreno, California in '96. My bad gang. Thanks for understanding. http://www.mikeparkmusic.com http://www.asianmanrecords.com http://www.ianfidance.com see me live & say hi! @ianimal on instagram @IANfidance on twitter leave a review! 5 stars! it helps! bye! thanks for listenin

Ahoy hoy mateys and welcome back aboard the good sub that is Jam Sandwich! On today's episode, we're joined once again by good friend of the show Mike Conway! If you're a long time licker of the sammich, you're already familiar with Mr. Conway and what to expect during his visits. For example, we managed to bring up Skankin' Pickle within the first few minutes. Usually when Mike visits we tend to trail off topic, but today we're speaking about one of our all time favorite bands, The B-52's, so we kinda keep it on point in order to pay proper respects to the greatest group to ever emerge from the south. Also, Mike has been drawing again, despite the bad carpal tunnel syndrome that has been plaguing his 2017. In addition to being one of my best friends, he's one of my favorite artists and I suggest you check out the new "break room doodles" series he's been posting lately. Check out his instagram at @michaelfinnconway for da goods. If you're still hungry and fancy some more Jam Sandwiches, you can munch on some grindage at these various world wide web locations: jamsandwichpodcast.com || manontop69.com || Twitter: @jamsandwichpod || Instagram: @jamsandwichpodcast Don't be a dick!!

Nope, you're not skallucinating, Jam Sandwich is back with part two of our Skatober festivities. As soon as I committed to this themed batch of episodes, I knew I had to invite Mike Conway back to the studio. After discussing 60s ska last week, we dive into the late 70s with the all time classic One Step Beyond from London's very own Madness. This album rules but since I know Mr. Conway is a skannoisseur I also asked him to bring in an assortment of his old ska 7"s. Given the choices, you better believe we jump straight into some Skankin' Pickle. So roll up the cuffs of your baggy trousers and move to the beat cause this episode is sure to skamuse your wildest fantasies!  Jam Sandwiches can also be found at: manontop69.com || Twitter: @jamsandwichpod || Instagram: @jamsandwichpodcast

Mike Park, founder of Asian Man Records, discusses the indie record label business and his new project Kitty Kat Fan Club, plus we discuss our top 5 #catsongs in episode 18 of our podcast.

The episode where Harley takes over the show.Our Guest+Harley StrohShow Notes after the jumpShow NotesDrinkHornitos TequilaTyskie Gronie, Kompania Piwowarska, Poznan, PolandMaibock, Atwater Brewing, Detroit, MIProject Mayhem, Oddside Ales, Grand Haven, MISpinJurassic 5Mustard PlugSkankin' PickleMinistry - In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing UpMF Doom - Mm... FoodWardruna Sabbath AssemblyFaith No More - Sol InvictusThe Lord Weird Slough Feg ReadThe Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia,  James C. ScottShadow Games, Glen CookForever War, Joe HaldemanThe Cat Who Walks Through Walls, Robert HeinleinArmor, John SteaklyShadow of the Torturer, Gene WolfeRunDonn's is playing White Star by friend-of-the-show, +James SpahnThe Nova Scream zine for White Star by Donn & Adam is coming out soonAdam's been sharpening his improv skills with DCC RPG at the barShout Outs+Noah Stevens - Tried to be our correspondent for WayneCon+Tim Callahan - Just because+Timothy Stone - For the Night Gaunt Rye Stout at WayneConThanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. We'd love to read your comments on the show, suggestions, where exactly we can stick what and other thinly-veiled threats. Send us your thoughts at dsr@kickassistan.net. Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

This week we have three great guests, Mike Park of the legendary Ska band Skankin' Pickle, along with fetish models Midori and Kumi Monster

In Episode 10 of PRP, in this first of an (at least) two part series, Grendel celebrates the AMR15 Festival that took place June 15-19 in San Francisco, CA. Along with playing music from some of the bands that performed, Grendel interviews Mike Park (of Skankin' Pickle, The Chinkees, and B. Lee Band and founder of Asian Man Records) and plays part of the set he recorded from I Sing the Body Electric (a.k.a. Morgan Herrell of Pteradon, Hard Girls, and Classics of Love). Dig it!

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link All ska, but not all the time. That’s right. Six tracks of music thought dead, but I beg to differ. I actually put a bit more commentary into this episode. Never knew I could talk that much about ska music, but that’s just the way it is. All tracks come to you via the Podsafe Music Network. Wikipedia: Ska, Skank (dance) Artist links: The Toasters – pendulumSkankin’ Pickle[wiki] – thick ass stoutMU330 – favorite showMad Caddies – villainsRudiments – wailing paddleJohnny Socko – spa 43:08 minutesradiozoom.net Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

200070106 23.5 minutes of my top rated songs in my library. They are sorted according to length, so there are lots of short ones even on my 3rd episode. There is no theme. I like how the Aquabats are mixed in between Rancid and Bad Religion. All by chance and not design of course. http://milesgehm.podomatic.com/ http://myspace.com/milesgehm song; artist; albumn; min:sec Introduction By Phil Dirt; Pollo Del Mar; Year Of The Rooster; 00:11 To Surf, With Love; Pollo Del Mar; The Ocean Is Not For Cowards; 00:39 Leaves on the Sidewalk After the Rain; Jonathan Richman; Her Mystery Not of High Heels and Eye Shadow; 00:43 Let's Do It Again; Groovie Ghoulies; Go! Stories; 01:00 Coppertones Are Go!!; The Coppertones; The Sounds Of Surf; 01:04 Robot Theme Song; Aquabats; Myths, Legends, And Other Amazing Adventures, Volume 2; 01:05 Antennas; Rancid; Rancid [2000]; 01:11 Blenderhead; Bad Religion; Against The Grain; 01:11 Fight Song; Aquabats; The Fury Of The Aquabats!; 01:13 Rwanda; Rancid; Rancid [2000]; 01:20 Politics; Bad Religion; How Could Hell Be Any Worse?; 01:21 Monroe Park; Avail; 4AM Friday (Bonus Tracks); 01:28 Riot at the Sheepdog Trials; Sonic Dolls; Riot at the Sheepdog Trials; 01:28 It's Quite Alright; Rancid; Rancid [2000]; 01:29 I'm Gonna Get You So Laid; Secretions; Secretions - 'Til Death; 01:29 No Tit; The Queers; Don't Back Down; 01:29 Onyonghasayo; Skankin' Pickle; Sing Along With Skankin' Pickle; 01:30 Name of Numbers; Man Or Astro-man?; Destroy All Astro-Men; 01:32 Gorilla Girl; The Dead Milkmen; Big Lizard In My Backyard; 01:32 Quality or Quantity; Bad Religion; Against The Grain; 01:33

20061201 25 minutes of my top rated songs in my library. They are sorted according to length, so there are lots of short ones even on my 2nd episode. There is no theme. http://milesgehm.podomatic.com/ http://myspace.com/milesgehm song; artist; albumn; min:sec Blue Steal; The Lillingtons; The Backchannel Broadcast; 0:38 RC Intermission; RC Dub; Inna State Of Dubmission; 0:56 Mindcontrol; The Lillingtons; The Backchannel Broadcast; 1:6 Silver Bullet; The Briefs; Singles Only; 1:7 The Kids; The Lillingtons; The Backchannel Broadcast; 1:15 I Need Caffeine; Secretions; Secretions - 'Til Death; 1:15 I Can't Stand You; The Queers; Love Songs For The Retarded; 1:16 Brush Your Teeth; The Queers; Don't Back Down; 1:16 You're so boring; Dead Kennedys; Dead Boys/Vandals/Dead Kennedys; 1:17 I wish you were a beer; I don't know; Radio K rude 2003-04-19; 1:19 Contraband; Mad Caddies; Just One More; 1:19 We're The Meatmen & You Suck!; The Meatmen; Evil In A League With Satan; 1:19 Mr So And So; The Lillingtons; The Backchannel Broadcast; 1:21 I hate Everything; The Queers; Love Songs For The Retarded; 1:23 Take Me Out To The Ballgame; Pollo Del Mar; KFJC's Battle Of The Surfing Bands; 1:23 I Don't Care; Marky Ramone & The Speedkings; Alive; 1:23 Turn On The Light; Bad Religion; Against The Grain; 1:23 Tell the Capitalists to Fuck Off; Chick Maggot; http://music.download.com; 1:24 California Sun; Marky Ramone & The Speedkings; Alive; 1:24 It's Margaret Cho; Skankin' Pickle; Sing Along With Skankin' Pickle; 1:25 Hawaii 5-0 - Perfect Thyroid; Various Artists - Shanachie Records Ska; Skandalous: I've Gotcha Covered Volume 2; 1:25 Time Is Loose (Intro); U.S. Bombs; Put Strength In The Final Blow; 1:27

20061105 15 minutes of the top rated songs in my library. They are sorted according to length, so there are lots of short ones on my first episode. There is no theme. http://milesgehm.podomatic.com/ http://myspace.com/milesgehm song; artist; albumn; min:sec Where the Monkey Puts the Nuts; unknown artist; Ramones Radio; 0:10 Eight Second Song; FTB; FTB; 0:21 Do A Whippet; The Meatmen; Evil In A League With Satan; 0:36 Introduction To Destruction; Sum 41; All Killer No Filler; 0:37 Bonanza; Television's Greatest Hits; Television's Greatest Hits; 0:41 Happy Holidays You Bastard; Blink 182; Take Off Your Pants & Jacket; 0:42 Two Tone Beat; The Parka Kings; Bienvenidos; 0:46 Never Wake Up; Sum 41; All Killer No Filler; 0:49 Mission: Impossible; Television's Greatest Hits; Television's Greatest Hits; 0:57 Intro; Flip The Switch; Snap-Crackle-Ska; 0:58 Hi Mom, It's Me!; The Queers; Love Songs For The Retarded; 0:59 I'm OK, You're Fucked; The Queers; Don't Back Down; 1:0 Rastabilly; The Dead Milkmen; Big Lizard In My Backyard; 1:7 finger_poppin_sample; unknown artist; unknown albumn; 1:10 Ska Sucks; Against All Authority; unknown albumn; 1:13 Batman; Television's Greatest Hits; Television's Greatest Hits; 1:13 Pabu Boy; Skankin' Pickle; Sing Along With Skankin' Pickle; 1:15 Maybe a Walk Home from Natick High School; Jonathan Richman; Her Mystery Not of High Heels and Eye Shadow; 1:15

Listen Up! Despite the death of Mike Douglas:Landis Schmandis, will it ever end?Giant rocky balls, or planets? Vin: 2001 Lake Breeze BernootaTune 1: Blue Suede Org by the Devin Garramone BandMeme: BooksTune 2: Thick Ass Stout by Skankin' PickleOn Film: WaterSee ya next week! Want to talk about this show?  Discuss it here.