OT-Getting your music heard

I took this from the other thread (thanks StyxNH).
So, how does a classic rock band/act get their material to their fans if radio is a closed door? What other forms of promotion are open to them?
Just looking for your input.
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They're not giving it away. Every fan that goes to their show is paying for it in addition to their ticket price. It's a perfect way to make a $35 seat cost $50. And if you don't want it, too bad.
Not what I really would call record sales. But they do.
This CD will become the best selling non-label cd of all time. If they do 5 shows a week with an average of 5,000 people they can say they sold 25,000 units. After enough shows, it will go platinum with not one albuym actually being paid for voluntarily.
So, how does a classic rock band/act get their material to their fans if radio is a closed door? What other forms of promotion are open to them?
Just looking for your input.
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They're not giving it away. Every fan that goes to their show is paying for it in addition to their ticket price. It's a perfect way to make a $35 seat cost $50. And if you don't want it, too bad.
Not what I really would call record sales. But they do.
This CD will become the best selling non-label cd of all time. If they do 5 shows a week with an average of 5,000 people they can say they sold 25,000 units. After enough shows, it will go platinum with not one albuym actually being paid for voluntarily.