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Hole: Garbadge Man (1992)
First video by the original line-up of the band Hole. First premiered on MTV with an interview by Courtney Love and Kim Gordon, from the band Sonic Youth, who produced their debut album that the video is promoting, Pretty On the Inside (1991).
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First video by the original line-up of the band Hole. First premiered on MTV with an interview by Courtney Love and Kim Gordon, from the band Sonic Youth, who produced their debut album that the video is promoting, Pretty On the Inside (1991).
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Written By:Courtney Love
In Theaters:2/2/1992
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