Since there is absolutely no other news to report, here are some followup numbers for the curious: The Best Of Morrissey second week sales: 1,773.

In comparison, The Cure's Greatest Hits (with two new tracks, also offered with a limited edition second CD of acoustic versions) sold 32,452 in its first week, making it to #58 on the chart according to A Chain Of Flowers.

• Related item: The Best Of Morrissey first week sales - Nov. 16, 2001

Tristan writes:

I was browsing around the web and came across a site dedictaed to concert posters. They had many cool original concert posters and prints for sale, and I start looking for my favorite bands. I was looking for any posters by one of my favorite bands THE FAINT, and I got an unexpected treat! A MORRISSEY image on the poster! Its a great image of a tired, worn-out looking MORRISSEY as a scarecrow, with the caption at the top 'Where have all of my teenage heroes gone?' The artist is Jermaine Rogers, who did a MORRISSEY poster a couple of years ago that I believe was on this site. He must be a fan cause this poster definitely looks like a 'fan' poster. By the way, for great new music check out THE FAINT: the Moz image suits their music perfectly. The site is called PHILAARTS.com and the image is here:

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• Related item: Limited edition San Francisco concert poster - Jan. 1, 2000