Courtney Love scraps Nobody’s Daughter
Those waiting to hear some new music from Courtney Love will have to wait a little longer. After working for three years on Nobody’s Daughter with Billy Corgan and former 4 Non Blondes singer Linda Perry, Love has decided to scrap the recordings and begin writing Micko Larkin, who joined Love’s live band last year. Given her singular vision, it’s not much of a surprise that Love would scrap an album she wasn’t happy with (or leave a promising project to head off in another direction), but Nobody’s Daughter was a huge time investment and set to be a major release from Perry’s Custard Records imprint. Perry has yet to release an official statement, but after putting three years into an essentially dead-end project, one could assume that Love is off the company Christmas card list. [NME]
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4 Responses
May 17, 2008 at 10:54 a.m.
| Steve L |
OK....and? |
May 17, 2008 at 9:09 p.m.
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A Hole cover band. Can't imagine there were too many of those. Haha. |
May 18, 2008 at 7:35 p.m.
| Mitch |
Courtney-hating may be so 1994, but it still feels right today. I say F*ck You, bitch--you've further proven to the world that you're completely unable to write a single decent tune on your own...so just get the f*ck outta the music biz and have a blast making some more ethically corrupt yet financially profitable decisions regarding your dead husband's back catalog. |
I played guitar in a Hole cover band for a while. We were called Hole Lotta Love. Unfortunately we never made it beyond the practice studio.