Comments on: Selections from The Punk Vault [The Next]

By: Ty Gavin

Ty Gavin — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 17:31:12 +0000

By: Andy Droid SKP Roth

Andy Droid SKP Roth — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 20:54:17 +0000

Well happy to hear arthurs still with us. You Too Ty!!!

By: Manney

Manney — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 07:59:03 +0000

Ty is correcto about Arthur- he’s still kickin’. Arthur has been corresponding from behind bars and does indeed have plenty of stories to regale from ye old days. The latest letter I got from Arthur said he is undergoing treatment for the cancer in the liver. If anyone has a good attitude about life that could beat an illness it would be Arthur.

By: Ty Gavin

Ty Gavin — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:56:03 +0000

OK I dug up, stumbled on is more like it the 2nd EP and TVS had Richard on the french horn, that was good. There was a video that was good for TVS filmed in Austin with an assortment of local characters. We had some real guns for that. The other two songs were chosen because they were popular with the Raul’s crowd. I played the swirly guitar on LITTLE GIRLS. Davey Jones played the real guitars and was badass as with everything he does. WOMEN SHOULD BE WILDER was whatever. If you want a real definitive view of the WHOLE Austin Punk scene in it’s embryonic state with everybody from every band seek out THE NEXT MOVIE.

By: Ty Gavin

Ty Gavin — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 16:17:29 +0000

R.I.P., Rest in Prison, Athur’s not dead, I got a letter from him a couple of weeks ago. He’s at the Dominguez Facility just outside S.A. , that was just bad info. Write to him, he’s got a million stories about back then. Barry Gavin was bartender, I don’t think I was a bartender at Raul’s (?) back then, ( I threw a few people out of Raul’s) and we were on the motherfucker because we were one of the main bands on the scene. (Pussies) I don;t even remember what was on the second EP! You could compare them and say one was better, whatever. We weren’t narrow-minded enough to be the most uncompromising band but we stayed true to ourselves even through our mutations and changes. It was a time to be experimental and challenging. One of my favorite parts was the french horn part on TVS played by bassplayer Richard Hays, who is dead.