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[Skinny Tee]

Originally Posted by 70Chip

This was a double album of folk/country/California rock that was heavy with Afro-Cuban rythms and extended jams. It's well respected among musical types but has no radio-friendly hits on it. The second "Manassas" album is considered to be a failure and is virtually impossible to find.

Thje train depot makes it's second vet-rock cameo here: (You may recognize other scenes as well). The tennis courts are the old ones from Osbourn High School before they rebuilt most of it. The "3rd Base Restaurant" is now "Okra's" at the corner of Center? and Battle.

Uh-oh...we got a Manassas boy in the house! I just noticed your location after you listed the detailed information that only a Manassas resident would know.

Next thing I know you'll be posting a picture of a grassy area near Manassas Park that has a chalk outline of severed male member.

Winwood is kind of dissing Manassas in the song too because he's saying that he is in the low-life when he's around the Manassas sites. He's a long way aways from any kind of "High-Life" now...that's what you get for ragging on Manassas Winwood!

[4mrusmc]

Originally Posted by Skinny Tee

Uh-oh...we got a Manassas boy in the house! I just noticed your location after you listed the detailed information that only a Manassas resident would know.

Next thing I know you'll be posting a picture of a grassy area near Manassas Park that has a chalk outline of severed male member.

Winwood is kind of dissing Manassas in the song too because he's saying that he is in the low-life when he's around the Manassas sites. He's a long way aways from any kind of "High-Life" now...that's what you get for ragging on Manassas Winwood!

Wow buddy I'm very impressed with your style and technique for poping the question.

My sister in-law lives in Manassas, and it is very beautiful up there. However, could you please tell the local planners that you guys already have plenty of strip-malls. Those things are ruining Manassas's picturesque beauty, and rich history.

[tryfuhl]

[quote=4mrusmc;553800]Wow buddy I'm very impressed with your style and technique for poping the question.

My sister in-law lives in Manassas, and it is very beautiful up there. However, could you please tell the local planners that you guys already have plenty of strip-malls. Those things are ruining Manassas's picturesque beauty, and rich history.[/quote]

Nearly all of that has been gone for years.

[70Chip]

Originally Posted by 4mrusmc

Wow buddy I'm very impressed with your style and technique for poping the question.

My sister in-law lives in Manassas, and it is very beautiful up there. However, could you please tell the local planners that you guys already have plenty of strip-malls. Those things are ruining Manassas's picturesque beauty, and rich history.

The City of Manassas has done a good job of comprehensive planning to keep things historical but Prince William County has been in the pocket of developers for years and what many people call "Manassas" is under their control. The 234 corridor from the city to the battlefield, for instance, is a disgrace. That's why it was laughable to me when there was this tremendous outrage that the "battlefield" was being defiled or whatever by the Disney Park when that fight was basically lost years before. It's a sprawl nightmare to within 1000 yards of where Jackson and his VMI cadets made their rebel stand and none of those people had boo to say about it because it wasn't on their geographic side. In fact, if the battlefield wasn't there, they would have been more likely to speak out earlier because the battlefield acted as a buffer, protecting their horse farms and country estates from the encroaching middle class. Bottom line is that they wanted to stop growth, which is fine, but their use of the battlefield and the support that came with it was hypocritical, IMO.