The choice of a Morrissey sticker by cycling star, Edwin DeLaRosa, for his trusty mount is discussed on this forum:

Morrissey? - Vital BMX

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See also:

Edwin DeLaRosa Bike Check - Ride BMX

Excerpt:

How often do people ask you about your Morrissey sticker?
Not too many ask me, but when they do I tell them like Morrissey.

God this is awful... a colleague's ipod is playing in the background... hang on, that sounds like Panic, yes it is, the new Bad Shepherds album

Can't find any other reference to it on Solo, so I thought I'd share.

Sounds dreadful.

Here is a live version

David Walliams co-hosted The Chris Evans Breakfast Show this morning on BBC2 and he had a nice story about having dinner with Morrissey at Jonathan Ross' house:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00xnhnx/The_Chris_Evans_Breakfast_Show_04_02_2011

From app. 1.39.26 - 1.44.42 (including First Of The Gang To Die)

Video on the MEN site too:

Video: Johnny Marr visits Jimi Hendrix exhibition

An anonymous person writes:

Cancer Research UK are selling this on ebay, if anyone's interested;

UNSEEN MORRISSEY PRINT BY PAT POPE FOR SOUND & VISION - eBay listing
Exclusive auction in aid of Cancer Research UK

MORRISSEY PRINT BY PAT POPE, DONATED EXCLUSIVELY TO SOUND & VISION

100% of final lot price will help fund Cancer Research UK’s life saving research

This is a never before seen image, shot in 1997 for Melody Maker. The image was shot on Mamiya RZ67, on colour film and cross processed. “The double exposed image involves Morrissey changing chairs, back and forth about 60 times...which he was happy to do.”

Morrissey began a solo career, making the top ten of the UK Singles Chart in the United Kingdom on ten occasions. Widely regarded as an important innovator in indie music, Morrissey has been described by music magazine NME as "one of the most influential artists ever," and The...

A mysterious Tweet from Johnny Marr last night - "Am giving back to the acoustic guitar for a BBC show at the very cool Blueprint Studios Manchester. Playing Unhappy Birthday and Queen Bitch"

followed by...

"A documentary about acoustic guitar transmitted in Spring."

Michael L. Aaronson, MD writes: