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I remember an interview of Bryan Ferry when singer of the Roxy Music band. He was asked why do you always put half naked girls on the covers of your albums, and Bryan to tell "because it multiplies the sales by a factor of ten".
Other parelthondology that maybe you don't know, Nescio
And "the biggest rock star you've never heard of", a irreducible who began his carer before you and me were born and is still here today. The only one song I can hear from him. Johnny is still able to fill an entire stadium. Respect. (note that the lyrics are important, again)
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Why no more than 2 youtube??
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From one of the links
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/fig_tab/nature18291_F1.html
There are traces of fire on the structure so your hypothesis is moot, you don't burn fire on a reservoir.
OTOH yes it looks like an artificial structure. However one must take into count that it is not an easy task to plant vertical pieces of stone into the stone ground of a cave. As mentionned in the article, these are stalagmites (the ones that go from down to up) and not pieces of stalactites cut from the ceiling and planted in the floor. If I understand correctly. So to me it looks like existing vertical stalagmites artificially connected by horizontal pieces of stalagmites (or stalactites).
Also found this from http://www.liberation.fr/futurs/1996/03/12/mais-qui-s-est-arrete-a-bruniquel_166068
Pourtant, le paléospéléologue l'avoue, la fameuse structure de Bruniquel ne ressemble pas à un coup de nos Cro-Magnon de Cosquer ou Lascaux. «Ils respectaient les cavités. Ils peignaient, gravaient mais perturbaient le moins possible leur environnement. L'interventionnisme des hommes de Bruniquel ne colle pas avec nos repères.» Et ce n'est pas tout : lorsque les Cro-Magnon s'installaient dans une grotte, ils restaient le plus souvent dans l'antichambre, à la limite du jour. Or les hommes de Bruniquel sont allés dans le noir total. «Pour l'instant, tout ce que je sais c'est qu'il y a plus de 47 600 ans, des gars sont déjà dans la grotte pour y faire quelque chose», avoue François Rouzaud. Par pur plaisir ? Pour s'y adonner à quelque culte mystérieux, un culte de l'ours par exemple ? Pour déjà faire de l'art ? La réponse pourrait être plus terre à terre : les hommes de Bruniquel ont peut-être tout simplement cherché à bivouaquer en paix.
En Russie, en Ukraine et en Moldavie, des structures (de 45 000 ans environ) mais à l'air libre évoquent celle de Bruniquel. Là-bas, on a retrouvé des assemblages d'os de mammouths, dessinant aussi un quadrilatère, avec, au milieu, deux petits tas : des cale-poteaux. Le tout étant destiné à dresser une toile de tente, une peau de bête. «Ce qui est troublant, c'est que la masse de nos concrétions est équivalente à celle des os de mammouths», dit François Rouzaud. Mais quelle idée de se monter une tente dans une grotte ? En ce temps-là, il faisait plus froid et peut-être l'homme de Bruniquel a-t-il cherché à se faire un petit chez soi, facile à chauffer. «On peut aussi imaginer qu'ils ont cherché à améliorer l'éclairage, la tente jouant le rôle d'un abat-jour... Plutôt un comportement de Cro-Magnon.»Google translation
Yet the paléospéléologue admit, the famous structure Bruniquel does not look like a stroke of our Cro-Magnon Cosquer or Lascaux. "They respected the cavities. They painted, engraved but disturbed as little as possible their environment. Interventionism men Bruniquel does not fit with our benchmarks "And that's not all. When the Cro-Magnon man settled in a cave, they remained mostly in the antechamber to the limit of the day . For men Bruniquel went into total darkness. "For now, all I know is that there are more than 47 600 years, the guys are already into the cave to do something," says François Rouzaud. For fun? To get indulge in some mysterious cult, a cult of such bear? For already making art? The answer could be more down to earth: men Bruniquel may have simply sought to bivouac in peace.
Russia, Ukraine and Moldova, structures (about 45 000 years) but outdoors evoke that of Bruniquel. There, they found the bones of mammoths assemblies, also drawing a rectangle with in the middle two small piles: Bilge-posts. Everything is designed to make a tent, an animal's skin. "What is disturbing is that the mass of our concretions is equivalent to that of mammoth bones," says François Rouzaud. What an idea to set up a tent in a cave? In that time, it was colder and perhaps the man of Bruniquel has he sought to make a little home, easy to heat. "We can also imagine that they sought to improve lighting, tent acting as a lampshade ... Rather behavior Cro-Magnon." -
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Ooh yes, Jane Birkin, you bad boy. I think this one was popular in the UK.
I'll say one thing for the French, they know how to make films about love, sex, intrigue and romance. Knocks everyone else out of the park. I love the existential/philosophical angles the characters often take.
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As a side note your post was not the original soundtrack of "I love you, Me neither". The lyrics take an immense part of French songs, surely the main reason why they cannot be appreciated by the foreign audience. A lot of satire and poesy painted in black in all songs from Gainsbourg.
Also a reminder: this not good looking guy married this beautiful girl from his talent.
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Making America great again*
*never take me too seriously.