Lots of input into WebbFest IV! Wow! I am still recovering from WWIII!
What do you all think of the Steve Mimms films on the DVD? How about Tank 47? As a former Art Film Fan, I was wondering what you all thought? I know that you all have your opinions but I am an art student. Not just crazy. I look at things from many angles. And like Punk Rock Skunk, I may be crazy but I am rather fun. Unfortunately, my husband died at a young age so I am twisting in the wind bringing up these teen age girls. Stay out of Automobiles is REALLY important for me.
I'm throwing my change in the jar for next year! See you guys in December at Knuckleheads!
MBinKC

I really liked the documentary on the accordion player. Also still love Aunt Hallie.

BTW, did anyone notice the error on the DVD? On the Webb extras, the menu options for the final video is titled WebbFest 2007, when it fact it's WebbFest 2006.

Yes, I did as well. And see topic # 2448 for another one. But I must say that I really like the films and the menus, and it's great to have all the 'Corn Flicks' stuff on DVD.

We picked up the DVD and tshirt on Friday in Macon. I stayed up watching most of them after the show. I did notice the date being wrong as well.

But, more importantly, how was the lack of insurance resolved? Was a guitar or skin offered in tribute to the blue lights?

So did you get a Webb Fest shirt.... great looking shirt again this year - may be my new fav.

Bart is in reference to "Life in the Van" ... one of the new DVD shorts featuring the band in route to WF II from Bama to Knoxville... and it is worth the price of the DVD -- hilarious stuff. I'm not sure when it will be available on the Swag page but when it is - you should "pick up on it"

E

I did indeed. And still have no answer. Enquiring minds and all that. And I assume Tony is not allowed to drive. He seemed to be the only one that was stationary at all times.

OK, I'll answer you, Bart, but it's really not all that exciting. The speeding ticket was paid and proof of valid insurance was sent, thereby avoiding further financial pain. I usually drive, and when I don't, Jimmy usually does. Webb and Bob take the wheel on rare occasions, but I don't remember Tony ever driving, now that you mention it. He never expressed an interest in it, as I recall.

Tom do you think it's a guitar player thing....