Caroline Rue
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Caroline Rue was the drummer for alternative rock band Hole (band) from 1989-1992. She left after the release of Hole's debut album Pretty on the Inside, and was replaced by Patty Schemel. She was later the drumer for the band Mocket.
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- Hole Calls it Quits
- Hole biography MTV.com
- Hole biography VH1.com
- Mocket (band) Up Records (website) Rue as member of Mocket
| Hole |
| Courtney Love | Eric Erlandson | Patty Schemel | Melissa Auf der Maur |
| Jill Emery | Leslie Hardy | Samantha Maloney | Kristen Pfaff | Lisa Roberts | Caroline Rue | Errol Stewert |
| Discography |
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| Studio albums and EPs: Pretty on the Inside | Live Through This | Ask for It | The First Session | My Body, the Hand Grenade | Celebrity Skin |
| Singles: "Retard Girl" | "Dicknail" | "Teenage Whore" | "Beautiful Son" | "Miss World" | "Doll Parts" | "Violet" | "Softer, Softest" | "Gold Dust Woman" | "Celebrity Skin" | "Malibu" | "Awful" | "Be a Man" |
| Related articles |
| Sympathy for the Record Industry | Kurt Cobain | Nirvana | Billy Corgan | Kat Bjelland |
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