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Asian Man Records Released 400 Albums From A Garage, And 'Elvis Is Dead, I'm Still Alive' Tells The Wild Story Of Mike Park's DIY Empire
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Asian Man Records Released 400 Albums From A Garage, And 'Elvis Is Dead, I'm Still Alive' Tells The Wild Story Of Mike Park's DIY Empire
Mike Park built one of punk rock’s most beloved independent record labels from his parents’ garage, released more than 400 albums and somehow kept the whole operation going for 30 years while countless other labels disappeared. Now that wonderfully improbable story has a book of its own. ‘Elvis Is Dead, I’m Still Alive: The Story […]
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