Seasonally-adjusted revenue

Posted on Dec 17, 2011 in Misc., Music | 0 comments

We all know that retailers make the majority of their annual revenue in the last few months of the year. That fact, along with listening to (almost) nothing but Christmas music since the beginning of the month, got me thinking. Who else makes the majority of their money in the holidays? The answer: everyone’s favorite progressive-rock holiday group, Trans-Siberian Orchestra. You know… the band that put out the ubiquitous “Christmas_Eve/Sarajevo_12/24” song you hear a hundred a day in December. I put together a non-scientific graph illustrating TSO’s royalty revenue by month.

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