• Record Label: Mercury
  • Release Date: Apr 27, 2010
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6.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 58 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 36 out of 58
  2. Negative: 13 out of 58

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  1. JosephT.
    Apr 30, 2010
    6
    It has some fine moments, but not enough; unfortunately. *For fans only*.
  2. Dec 3, 2013
    4
    It's a real shame when bad albums happen to good bands. Courtney Love fires her original band members, hires a new crew and expects the same magic from the 90s? Epic fail.
  3. Feb 14, 2017
    6
    Courtney Love made a mistake attempting to live up to her band's name with this release. It should be under her own moniker and tossed into the archives along with America's Sweetheart.

    The hands of Perry, Beinhorn, Larkin and even Corgan aren't enough to revive this album and aggrandize it to the status it should hold. Love (now pleasantly sounding quite Marianne Faithfull like)
    Courtney Love made a mistake attempting to live up to her band's name with this release. It should be under her own moniker and tossed into the archives along with America's Sweetheart.

    The hands of Perry, Beinhorn, Larkin and even Corgan aren't enough to revive this album and aggrandize it to the status it should hold.

    Love (now pleasantly sounding quite Marianne Faithfull like) DOES however remain a wordsmith in her songwriting. This miraculously manages to act as an adhesive in Nobody's Daughter's weakest tracks.

    I must say it's wonderful to hear that she can still howl like a banshee.

    Get the Celebrity Skin line-up involved or use your own name.

    Supreme songs are Nobody's Daughter and For Once In Your Life.
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57

Mixed or average reviews - based on 23 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 8 out of 23
  2. Negative: 1 out of 23
  1. The emotion fueling her pretense is cathartic nevertheless.
  2. Nobody's Daughter recalls the highlights of the band's critically acclaimed 1994 album, "Live Through This," and shows that, as a band, Hole is not one bit damaged.
  3. While Love remains as ferocious as ever, the bleak, samey production here doesn't always rise to meet her.