7 and 7 Is

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"7 and 7 Is" is a song originally by the American rock band Love, later covered by the Ramones on their album "Acid Eaters."

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7 and 7 Is canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
alsoKnownAs Seven and Seven Is
artist Love
chartPeakRegion United States
chartPerformance charted on the Billboard Hot 100
composer Arthur Lee
countryOfOrigin United States
coveredBy Alice Cooper
Billy Bragg
Ramones
Rush
The Electric Prunes
The Ramones
linked to: Ramones

The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
coveredVersionAppearsOn Acid Eaters
coveredVersionArtist Ramones
coveredVersionGenre punk rock
coveredVersionLabel Radioactive Records
coveredVersionReleaseYear 1993
genre garage rock
psychedelic rock
hasBside No. Fourteen
hasMusicStyleCharacteristic aggressive drumming
prominent bass line
reverb-heavy vocals
hasSubject alienation
youthful angst
hasTitle 7 and 7 Is
includedOnAlbum Da Capo
influencedGenre proto-punk
punk rock
language English
length approximately 2 minutes 15 seconds
notableFeature features an early use of explosive sound effect simulating a bomb blast
features driving, frenetic rhythm
features heavily distorted guitar
originallyPerformedBy Love
originalReleaseFormat 7-inch single
partOf Love discography
performer Love
producer Jac Holzman
Paul A. Rothchild
recordedBy Love
recordLabel Elektra Records
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1966
side A-side
tempo fast
writer Arthur Lee

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Acid Eaters hasTrack 7 and 7 Is
Arthur Lee notableSong 7 and 7 Is
7 and 7 Is hasTitle 7 and 7 Is