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IN THE Groove CHER , HEART OF STONE (GEFFEN, 1989)

Here at , we don’t pander to fashions in the bass world, and we don’t attempt to stay ahead of the curve. Far from it—we like to celebrate the cheesy and the tacky as much as the awe-inspiring when it comes to the low end. This

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