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| Courtney Love is a singer and guitarist for the band ]. Current members of the band also include Eric Erlandson & Sam Maloney. Courtney is the widow of ](1967-1994), singer in the band ]. She has one daughter named Frances Bean. | Courtney Love is a singer and guitarist for the band ]. Current members of the band also include Eric Erlandson & Sam Maloney. Courtney is the widow of ] (1967-1994), singer in the band ]. She has one daughter named Frances Bean. | ||
| In her early career Courtney modelled a 'baby doll' look. Courtney's style has since evolved, and she has modelled for more sophisticated, designer labels. | In her early career Courtney modelled a 'baby doll' look. Courtney's style has since evolved, and she has modelled for more sophisticated, designer labels. | ||
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Courtney Love is a singer and guitarist for the band Hole. Current members of the band also include Eric Erlandson & Sam Maloney. Courtney is the widow of Kurt Cobain (1967-1994), singer in the band Nirvana. She has one daughter named Frances Bean.
In her early career Courtney modelled a 'baby doll' look. Courtney's style has since evolved, and she has modelled for more sophisticated, designer labels.
Courtney attempted to begin a 'punk rock femme supergroup' during summer/autumn 2001 called Bastard. Currently 'Hole' are involved in a law suit.
Courtney Love has also been an outspoken critic of the music industry, which she says exploits musicians unfairly.
Courtney has recently (October 2001) performed in some solo shows as an opening act.
External links:
- Criticism of the music industry: "Courtney Love does the math" http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2000/06/14/love/ "an unedited transcript of Courtney Love's speech to the Digital Hollywood online entertainment conference, given in New York on May 16. (presumably 2000)"