Hole - Bring Me The Head Of Lynn Hirschberg

Review by Bill Greeves

The album Bring Me The Head Of Lynn Hirschberg by Hole is a daring and provocative work that showcases the band's raw energy and fierce attitude. Released in 1995, the album was a response to a controversial article in Vanity Fair by journalist Lynn Hirschberg, which the band felt was a misrepresentation of their image and message.

Led by frontwoman Courtney Love's fiery vocals and guitar work, the album is a mix of punk, grunge, and alternative rock. The lyrics are filled with anger, frustration, and a sense of rebellion, as the band takes aim at the media, society, and themselves.

The standout tracks on the album include "Drown Soda," "Boys on the Radio," and "Miss World," which was a hit single and helped propel the band to mainstream success. Other tracks, such as "Jennifer's Body" and "Gutless," are equally powerful and showcase the band's ability to create intense and emotional music.

Summary by Bill Greeves

Bring Me The Head Of Lynn Hirschberg is a seminal work in the history of alternative rock and a testament to the power and creativity of Hole. It remains a must-listen for fans of the band and anyone interested in the music of the 1990s.