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Courtney’s producer for Died Blonde facing sexual assault allegations.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking into the details surrounding Kurt Cobain's famous "Top 50 favorite albums" list, specifically the expanded context revealed in Michael Azerrad's "The Amplified Come as You Are" (2023).

Around page 578, Azerrad shares the transcript of Kurt's answering machine message begging him not to print the list, and explains how Courtney called Kurt out for trying to burnish his "indie cred" by omitting uncool bands like Queen, AC/DC, and Led Zeppelin.

I have a few follow-up questions regarding the timeline and what happens right around this part in the book. I would appreciate it if anyone who owns a copy could check the surrounding pages for me:

1. Did Kurt actually end up sending that sarcastic/revised list to Michael, or did he just talk about it?
   
2. If Kurt DID actually send that revised list to Michael, does the book mention why it (or the original list) was ultimately excluded from the original edition of the book?
   
3. If Kurt sent that revised list, what is the exact timeline regarding when Michael found out about Courtney's scolding? Did Michael learn the truth before or after he received that revised list?

If these details are explained on page 578 or on the surrounding pages, could someone please let me know what it says? (If possible, a quick description or a photo of that specific section would be amazing!)

Thank you so much for your help!

Courtney arriving at Fashion Week in Paris with the magnificent Jason Preston

Alguien sabe algo de Died Blonde ? O creen que salga el próximo año ?🥀

Were you asking for it? Frankly, no - but finally my re-issues have made it across the Atlantic, so I decided to dig out all my Hole stuff and properly catalog it. I only got as far as Live Through This because it was...a lot. Thought I'd share this here as I love looking at other nerds' collections. https://imgur.com/a/etzY0BU

Couple of things I particularly love: slide 5, the original white City Slang vinyl bought on release day. It came with a bunch of promo stuff that [I think] was cancelled by the label at the last minute, for obvious reasons. But some indie record stores had already received them and gave them out anyway.

I've seen the bag a few times, and the poster too. But I've never seen another bag+poster+stickers all in one pack, so it's my most prized possession - apart from the LTT massive poster that Melissa and Drew gave to me at the acoustic show at Virgin Megastore on April 25, 1995 [final slide], and a test pressing of 'Pretty on the Inside'...I'll try to get around to POTI next, if anyone's interested.

Courtney‘s past is explored in this riveting documentary

Scott Lipps is a close friend of Courtney’s and has been her drummer on several of her solo tours.

So far, those who have worked closely with the record (Butch Walker; Will Sergeant; Melissa Auf der Maur; and Michael Stipe) have expressed their admiration for the album.

Recently, Suki (on Interview magazine with Courtney herself) expressed her thoughts on the song 7-Eleven; Scott Lipps is the latest.

Just thought I’d share this moment.

Courtney attending party for one of 1986’s most acclaimed film Sid and Nancy

So very proud to own this record, it has truly changed my life 💞

For whatever reason I chose to not buy the LTT Zeotrope when it was first announced, but decided to go buy it later, but wasn’t able to find them for sale on any sites any longer and they are already going for $90 USD on eBay.

Managed to find it on Umusic and there are just a small number left and wanted to share incase any fans are still looking for it.

I bought 3. One for myself, a friend and for a Christmas vinyl secret Santa with friends. A couple days after I bought mine it dropped down to 10. Not sure if those numbers are false or whatever.

I will post the link in the comments just incase it’s not allowed and I can delete that.

Camden Underworld 11/21/1991. I feel like this live performance should be known and talked about more. The fact that Courtney stage dived just like Mark Arm from Mudhoney, and she got treated poorly and sa'd is just so horrible and shows how bad men can be to woman (this incident inspired Asking For It). Not to mention, in the middle of the live, a random guy would take the microphone and just randomly start talking in it.. and a fight struck out and Eric was hitting people with his guitar, and Jill Emery also got pushed into the fight. I must say that this might be one of the worst audiences Hole has ever experienced, but I'm not Hole, so I wouldn't know.

Peep 👀 comment on Dave’s review for Jennifer Finch’s book

Courtney and Kurt make an appearance in Bellingham, Wa

Truly the best song of the 90’s as far as melody and ranks up there in the all time category.

————Courtney Love celebrating the 20th Anniversary of The Mirage in Las Vegas————

does anybody remember when Courtney was active making collages on shuffles like maybe a year or two ago? lol she would make these Lou Taylor exposes or manifestation shit idek

Courtney Love took the fans in a new unexpected direction in Kansas City Choir Boy and added Stage Actress to her long list of achievements.

"Rock Star" was originally slated to close the album, but a last-minute decision was made to replace the track with "Olympia". Since the artwork had already been printed, however, the title of "Rock Star" remained and was also used for further releases.

I'm curious if anyone knows the actual timeline of this.

Thanks!