Grohl doesn't feel the 'Love'

Sep 17, 2007, 7:00 GMT

Dave Grohl of US band The Foo Fighters performs at Wembley Park Stadium in London, England, 07 July 2007. as part of the Live Earth Concert aimed at raising awareness of climate change. A total of 150 artists will be performing in nine cities, including Sydney, Tokyo and Washington, over 24 hours. EPA/DANIEL DEME

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl hates Courtney Love more than anyone in the world.

The former Nirvana drummer - who has publicly feuded with Kurt Cobain's widow in the past, even previously calling her an "ugly f***ing b***h" live on stage - insists there is no one else he detests more.

Grohl said: "There are a lot of people that I've been angry with in my life, but the one that's most noted in Courtney. So it's pretty obvious to me that those correlations are going to pop up every now and again. I still remain little secretive about it all."

In new song 'Let It Die' - on the Foo Fighters latest album 'Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace' - Grohl sings the line "A simple man and his blushing bride/Intravenous, intertwined", an apparent reference to Love and his Nirvana bandmate Cobain, who suffered from heroin addiction before committing suicide in 1994.

Grohl also revealed now he is a father, to daughter Violet, he is not afraid to write ballads instead of hard rock songs.

He said: "Violet's the light at the end of my tunnel. I'm not afraid to write anything anymore. A lot of that has to do with the big picture - having a child and realising that life's too short to be afraid of a f**king piano ballad."

(C) BANG Media International