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FamilyMan wrote:http://www.billboard.com/news/top-40-money-makers-2012-1006415552.story#/news/top-40-money-makers-2012-1006415552.story?page=4
jrny84 wrote:700,000 in album sales last year, that is pretty amazing. I know about 285,000 were GH, then about 75,000 Eclipse, combined with good sales from Escape, Captured, and GH Live.
One important thing to note is there were only 4 rock/classic rock bands in the top 20: U2, Bon Jovi, Journey, and Bog Seger. Its pretty huge Journey is still bringing in that kind of money.
Michigan Girl wrote:jrny84 wrote:700,000 in album sales last year, that is pretty amazing. I know about 285,000 were GH, then about 75,000 Eclipse, combined with good sales from Escape, Captured, and GH Live.
One important thing to note is there were only 4 rock/classic rock bands in the top 20: U2, Bon Jovi, Journey, and Bog Seger. Its pretty huge Journey is still bringing in that kind of money.
ANOTHER important thing to note ...
The PKG, included FOREIGNER and NIGHT RANGER, which ups the classic rock bands to six (6),
and helped put them here. Still it's incredible for a pkg. in this day/time/economy. Great to see
Bob here and It is really great to see the classics still selling so well. Bon Jovi and U2 are no brainers.
jrny84 wrote:Michigan Girl wrote:jrny84 wrote:700,000 in album sales last year, that is pretty amazing. I know about 285,000 were GH, then about 75,000 Eclipse, combined with good sales from Escape, Captured, and GH Live.
One important thing to note is there were only 4 rock/classic rock bands in the top 20: U2, Bon Jovi, Journey, and Bog Seger. Its pretty huge Journey is still bringing in that kind of money.
ANOTHER important thing to note ...
The PKG, included FOREIGNER and NIGHT RANGER, which ups the classic rock bands to six (6),
and helped put them here. Still it's incredible for a pkg. in this day/time/economy. Great to see
Bob here and It is really great to see the classics still selling so well. Bon Jovi and U2 are no brainers.
I agree that Journey teamed up with Foreigner really helped sales and made it an appealing package, but I dont think Night Ranger made that much of an impact in the sales department. Yes, they are a good crowd opener and they play really well live, but lets face it, the majority of the people came to see Foreigner and Journey.
Either way though, its great to see that this type of genre is still a force to be reckon with.
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