Mono (Courtney Love song)

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“Mono”
Single by Courtney Love from the album America's Sweetheart
B-side	"Fly"
Released	February 16, 2004
Format	CD
Recorded	2003
Genre	Rock Alternative
Length	3:39
Label	Virgin
Writer(s)	Courtney Love, Linda Perry, Patty Schemel, Larry Schemel
Producer	Josh Abraham
Courtney Love singles chronology
"Mono" (2004) "Hold on to Me" (2004)

"Mono" is name of the debut single released by Courtney Love as a solo artist. Its release was overshadowed by issues Love was undergoing in her personal life, namely her drug addiction and legal problems, and was therefore considered a flop. The video received some airplay on channels such as Fuse, Kerrang! and MTV2, but did not reach the level of popularity achieved by her previous releases with Hole. The music video featured a "Sleeping Beauty" theme and was directed by Chris Milk.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Mono" (Album Version)
2. "Fly"
3. "Mono" (Alternate Version)
4. "Mono" (Music Video)

The Alternatve version of "Mono" contains a sample of dialogue from the 1963 movie Cleopatra as spoken by actors Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.

[edit] Charts

Year	Chart	Peak position
2004	Modern Rock Tracks	#18
2004	UK Singles Chart	#41

v • d • e Courtney Love Albums America's Sweetheart · Nobody's Daughter Singles "Mono" · "Hold on to Me" See also Discography · Hole · Faith No More