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YATQ has sold more than 159,000 in the US - Billboard.com
posted by davidt on Friday August 20 2004, @08:00AM

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Morrissey Lining Up Fall U.S. Tour

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The former Smiths frontman is touring in support of his latest Attack/Sanctuary album, "You are the Quarry," which debuted in late May at No. 11 on The Billboard 200 and has sold more than 159,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

 
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    YATQ has sold more than 159,000 in the US - Billboard.com | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 19 comments | Search Discussion
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    Call me negative.... (Score:0)
    But that seems low....
    I would have expected at least twice that by now.
    Anonymous -- Friday August 20 2004, @08:25AM (#120168)
    Golden showers bring May cowards (Score:1)
    Whats his highest selling solo album in the states and what are the numbers?

    A gold album is 500k I believe...
    giant -- Friday August 20 2004, @08:51AM (#120172)
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    Gold Album..... Platinum? (Score:0)
    159,000! Wow. I'm sure that's a gold album. How many to go until it's platinum?
    texasbloke -- Sunday August 22 2004, @01:09PM (#120373)
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    159,000, yes, but when were they sold? (Score:0)
    He sold a third of those records in the first week, half in the first two. That means by this stage it must be selling very little, which isn't a good sign.
    Anonymous -- Monday August 23 2004, @04:18AM (#120407)

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