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Did You Know?

It is believed that one result of these sessions was an extremely early version of "Awful".

The unfinished Nirvana version was released on the Nirvana box-set With The Lights Out in 2004.

Despite being the only two remaining members of the group, Love and Erlandson still continuted Hole.

During the supposed hiatus, Hole also released a second EP, The First Session in August 1997, which includes a complete version of the band's first recording session at Rudy's Rising Star in Los Angeles in March 1990, some of which had been bootlegged widely years prior.

Love wrote a comprehensive amount of the lyrics, while Erlandson, assistant-producing alongside Michael Beinhorn, had a hand in every song.

Interviews with Erlandson have confirmed the authenticity of this session, and the style is thought to have been a transition between the alternative style of "Live Through This" and the band's later pop-influenced sound, however no material from the sessions have surface.