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Jealousy in Psychology ·
quietdriver3 said:I honestly think "positive jealousy" is just an oxymoron.🙂

Hmm...

Maybe the word "jealousy" itself is just an oxymoron if you break it down.

As for envy? I’ve got plenty of issues, but I don't deal in envy.
Forgotten Idols in Music ·
Nicholas Perez33 said:Total respect. Forever.

By the way, I picked up "Quartet" and "Vienna" by Ultravox, and man, both records are absolute perfection. I'd recommend them to anyone.


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Forgotten Idols in Music ·
AFRODITA69 said:I've still got a box at home filled with mixtapes from back when I was living in a dorm in Chicago and still a teenager. I keep them tucked away in the closet, and every now and then I pull one out to listen to with a bit of nostalgia. Listening to some of those old singers and bands that were massive hits back then—but are totally forgotten now—makes me wonder what happened to them all.
For instance, some of the ones I remember loving were: Cyndi Lauper and her various tracks, Alphaville had some catchy songs even if their frontman had a terrible accent, Talk Talk had great music, and Kim Wilde was just incredibly sexy with solid songs too. And those two, the blonde and the brunette—Modern Talking, I think—they were everywhere. What happened to them?
Nick Kershaw was cute—probably a grandpa by now, I guess...
And I can't for the life of me remember that young British singer whose song was huge, but she sounded way older than 14... if anyone knows who it is, let me know!
Anyway, go ahead—who were you guys listening to? And if anyone finds a site where we can see what our old idols look like today, that would be awesome!

It was a good era—even if the music was hit or miss.