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There is none... that's the whole point. The eschewed today's marketing methods for yesterdays, no digitally distributed copies to music influencers, instead t
by apalmer 13y ago
There is none... that's the whole point.
The eschewed today's marketing methods for yesterdays, no digitally distributed copies to music influencers, instead they sat down and let them hear it in person a couple times.
- quahada 13y agoNot entirely. Daft Punk had a big success with free streaming on iTunes a couple weeks before the album was officially for sale. This got listeners onto iTunes, where Apple put up a pre-sale button. Music industry convention is that pre-sales count towards 1st week sales. The end result is artificially high opening week sales, which further builds the buzz. I personally think this album helped the reluctant labels signup for iTunes Radio, since labels were able to see free streaming can convert into digital purchases.