Nirvana disputes are over, love says

Courtney Love has told reporters she has resolved the lawsuits between herself and the surviving members of Nirvana which means a release of a greatest hits and rarities album is now more than likely. She told ‘The Howard Stern Show’ "You'll get the new Nirvana record at Christmas. We love each other. We're getting along. We worked it all out." Asked why the case had finally been resolved, Love replied, "lots and lots and lots of money." The band’s label are yet to comment, and it is unclear if they plan to release a ‘greatest hits’ album which includes some rarities, or a whole box set of tracks. Love also implied she was “done with” her other legal dispute with Universal Music over her own music contract, though her lawyers say talks continue.