In 500 years our hero will start the investigation on the current apocalypse by reading newspapers written in this decade. #EndOfTheWorld#ApocalypseNow
Le temps paraît loin ou en amont de leur débat du second tour de la présidentielle de 1995, Lionel Jospin et Jacques Chirac déploraient la brutalité parfois voulue par certains militants.
La norme désormais.
You don’t hear “Kashmir.” You enter it.
When it ends, silence feels smaller — as though the world just remembered its own immensity.
Rock, transfigured into myth.
“Kashmir” by Led Zeppelin isn’t a song — it’s a pilgrimage.
Bonham’s drums move like tectonic shifts, each beat a god’s hoofprint.
The horizon opens, and sound becomes desert, heat, devotion.
“Kashmir” is civilization dreaming — empires, deserts, gods, and wanderers merging in one thunderous hallucination.
Drums as mountains.
Strings as sky.
Guitars as scripture.