7&7iS
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7&7iS is a name sometimes used by members of The 77s when releasing projects that they don't see as fitting under their regular band name. The name comes from the title of a classic song by 60's group Love.
The name was first used for the 1989 Alternative Records collection of rarities and outtakes, More Miserable Than You'll Ever Be. The name was then revived in 2004 for a collaboration between lead singer Michael Roe and bassist Mark Harmon on an album called Fun With Sound. Harmon and Roe also toured that year under the name.
[edit] 7&7iS Discography
- More Miserable Than You'll Ever Be, 1989, collector's edition box set
- More Miserable Than You'll Ever Be, 1990, album
- Fun With Sound, 2004, album
| The 77s |
| Michael Roe | Mark Harmon | Bruce Spencer Jan Eric Volz | Aaron Smith | Mark Tootle | Mark Proctor | David Leonhardt |
| Production |
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| Steven Soles | Charlie Peacock | Robert Musso | Steve Griffith | Brian Healy |
| Discography |
| Ping Pong Over the Abyss | All Fall Down | The 77s | Sticks and Stones | 88 | Pray Naked Drowning with Land in Sight | Tom Tom Blues | Echos O' Faith | ep | Late | A Golden Field of Radioactive Crows | Direct |
| Related Articles |
| 7&7iS | Lost Dogs | Fools of the World |
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