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Stereo Fuse
Stereo Fuse was a rock band from Los Angeles with Aaron Reed on vocals, Chris West on guitar, Ian Thompson on drums, and Mark Anderson on bass. Their song...
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Allison
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Ball And Chain
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Breathe
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Everything
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Flesh And Blood
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Heaven Inside You
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Hey You
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Like I do
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Live Like A God
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Seed
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Super Hero
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Trip To Mars
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Stereo Fuse was a rock band from Los Angeles with Aaron Reed on vocals, Chris West on guitar, Ian Thompson on drums, and Mark Anderson on bass. Their song 'Allison' got some attention for its direct lyrics about teenage feelings, which also brought them some criticism at the time.
They put out a debut album called 'In Stereo' that had the rough energy of their shows, and later did a more acoustic record called 'Unplugged.' Other tracks like 'Ball And Chain' and 'Everything' show the straightforward rock sound they worked with.
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