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I'm a girl, but I'm dressing up as Marc Bolan from T. Rex for Halloween... the problem is that I'm pretty much totally inept at makeup... I've found glam tutorials and stuff on youtube, but I'm not sure how much they're like what Bolan used to do. Also, most of them go too quickly for me to follow... Could someone help me figure out what I should be looking for, or doing?

Thanks so much!

I'm very interested in existentialism and recently have been thinking about its relation to art-- particularly Rene Magritte.

I was wondering whether anyone had ideas about good books and resources I can use to study this. I'm in the middle of Arthur B. Fallico's "Art and Existentialism," and have read some Sartre and other existential writers. Does anyone know of any place that Sartre talks extensively about art? Any other suggestions? I'm open to anyone, or anything.

Who are your favorites? Whose music do you find the most interesting?

I have the 2007 version of powerpoint, and although I'm relatively sure it's possible to insert an Mp3 onto one particular slide, I don't remember how to do it.

I'm a fourteen-year-old girl, and whenever I have to deal with any serious, strong emotion, I start shaking, especially my arms and hands. Sometimes, I shake so much that I can barely write or type.

Why is this? Is it normal?

EXCLUDING Taylor Swift.

Just songs that mention the age fifteen... classic rock, preferably.

I'm getting into the genre, and am looking for some recs. If you can include especially good albums or songs, I'd love that.

Male or female, it doesn't matter, in fact I need both, so go to work. Also, even if it technically isn't a name, but could be one, put it down. No covers please, strictly original Bowie.

Don't worry, not an obsessive fan using these to name my child, so you don't have to feel guilty about potentially ruining a life.

Love you Bowie fans out there.

As more and more lamps are connected in parallel to a battery, and if the current does not produce heating inside the battery, what happens to the brightness of each lamp?

I'm a huge psych rock and blues fan (Jefferson Airplane's my favorite), and I've decided to try Moby Grape. Which album should I get first? I don't like compilations much, so I know I want it to be a full album.

Well are there?

I'm fourteen, and I discovered them last summer. I think people my age should be listening to them, because they are just so fantastic... real musicanship. None of that Justin Beiber crap.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D79ujliNh4Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAHODyEpm2w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENi04LAdmLY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCoHH9hmsQ4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIIz08KijWQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDkVaAieF8o

The sixties... arguably the greatest years of rock n' roll. What are your favorite albums of these years, and only ONE per year, please. I know it's hard...

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I'll post mine with the best answer.

It's not a very good take or anything, but it gets the point across. I wrote the words with my friend, and composed the music myself. I'm singing, and playing guitar on this track.

I'm only fourteen, so try to be slightly kind... this song is a little bit folk-ier than I usually go, but I think it turned out pretty well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcmEPCmBWHY

I've listened to it nine times in a row because I love it so much.

Suggest a song to make me want to change it.

I'm fourteen, and I love 60s stuff as well as general classic rock:

The Beatles

The Who

The Animals

Jefferson Airplane (MY FAVORITE)

The Grateful Dead

The Doors

THe Velvet Underground

Janis Joplin

The Yardbirds

Jimi Hendrix

The Rolling Stones

The Kinks

Procol Harum

Pink Floyd

The Quicksilver Messenger Service

Canned Heat

MC5

Ten Years After

Paul Butterfield Blues Band

Hot Tuna

Cream

Buffalo Springfield

Moody Blues

The Eagles

Pink Floyd

Queen

War

The Runaways

Santana

Fleetwood Mac

Jethro Tull

The Pretenders

The Police

The White Stripes

The Dinosaurs

U2

Then I also love a lot of the original blues people: Muddy Waters, Bessie Smith, Robert Johnson-- stuff along those lines.

Do you have any music recommendations for me?

Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Cass Elliotts, Michelle Phillips, Diana Ross, Martha Reeves, Aretha Franklin... the list goes on and on.

Who are your female 60s favorites off of this list, and include videos.

Mine are Janis Joplin (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gsqBEPSrd0&feature... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsuufxE24X0&feature... and Grace Slick (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrTS7b028A8, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0_NpmF4kP8&feature... Yes, it is a complete and utter tossup.

I love the San Francisco sound of the late 60s-early 70s, and I was wondering if anyone knew any other bands with that kind of sound.

I'll try anything.

There aren't many, are there?

I love to sing the blues, and I'm looking for songs to learn.

I'm writing a story where one character is very into the early-60s British white-blues bands like The Animals and The Yardbirds.

I'd love to have a lot of bands to use in the story, but I don't know many bands that fit into that genre. Can anyone helP?

What do you think this person's full name would be? What do you think she would be like?

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