<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

So I'm promoting a show at Ohio University (total college town) and I'm trying to think of ways to get some kids in the dorms interested. I feel like there aren't really many good bands that come through here, which blows my mind because there are 25,000 kids all within walking distance of like 5-7 different venues. I've taken the liberty of contacting some different booking agents for some of the bands that I'm into, and I was asked to set up a show. The bands are pretty accessible for college kids (real; talented musicians). I was thinking of printing off flyers on one side of a CD-R sleeve, and have the other side be the track listing and band info (music links/release info). The CD would have 2 songs by each band; one from an album and another live (all are professionally recorded). I won't post the bands so people think it's a plug for my friends or something, but say you had a CDR stuck to your door, would you throw it away or give it a listen? Would I be wasting time making 150 CDs to put on kids doors? Anyone know any better alternatives? Let me add that I'm by no means trying to make this my profession. I just want some good bands to come through my town, and I feel like I've got a responsibility to do so.
<bot>: Promoting a show in a college town, how do I get kids to listen (once they listen, the music will sell itself)