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COURTNEY LOVE Takes On LIMP BIZKIT In New Song

December 17, 2003

Former HOLE frontwoman Courtney Love takes on LIMP BIZKIT singer Fred Durst in the first single from her upcoming solo album, "America's Sweetheart", according to MTV.com. The track, entitled "Mono" (now available for download on her web site, www.courtneylove.com),is a murder fantasy seemingly justified by the sexual assaults at Woodstock that took place during LIMP BIZKIT's set: "Now he's gone/ I smashed his tires, I bled his brakes/ It had to be done ... You merciless villain/ We drowned them all in their swimming pools."

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