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    Heaven's Metal #28/Seventy Sevens
    Seventy Sevens — Sticks and Stones cover

    Seventy Sevens

    Sticks and Stones

    (1990)

    Reviewed by Steven "Smash" White

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    Label Broken RecordsHeaven's Metal #28November 1990
    alternative rockblues rockpsychedelic rockroots rock

    One of the best bands in Christian music has re-emerged to "perpetrate on their adoring public" a milestone in the history of Christian alternative music. The legendary 77's have released a smooth gathering of collectibles dating back to the early 80's, which they claim "never saw the light of day." After adding that ethereal touch of perfection, as only they can, the end product has resulted in a very commercial album that will please their loyal cult following worldwide. Write us another hit, Bongo!!

    Other coverage for this album

    The Asbury Collegian September 27, 1990Reviewed by Chris ViciousNow moving on, this past year seemed to be a type of "bounce back" year for some older bands which produced some new material. Undercover and the 77's both came out with new albums and there is one on the way from Daniel Band. The 77's actually released two albums within the past six months. "Sticks and Stones" was the first of the two, and it is a great album. They decided it would be a good…

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