So, if you’re like me and iTunes or Amazon isn’t your style I’ve put most of my stuff up for you.  As always, thanks for your support.

Cover Me

I Talk To Myself

Sealed With A Kiss

At some point I need to re-skin this site and simplify it a bit.

Anyway, if you have an iPhone here’s a holiday gift: an All Over You Ringtone.  If anybody knows how to create ringtones for other phones/formats, email them to me and I’ll try to post them.

It’s available now on the iTunes Music Store (click here) and will eventually be available on Amazon.com.  Please enjoy responsibly.  The tracks can also be listened to in full on MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/jonathanseet.  Watch your speakers.

Update: The EP is now live on Amazon.com [Sept. 19, 2009]

Thanks guys!

Download audio file (Jonathan Seet – Arousal Disasters (2005) – 05 – The Dead Ballet.mp3)

Here’s a little story: in case you’re curious why Arousal Disasters is unavailable in physical CD form (aside from the used record peddler stores) only a thousand were ever manufactured.  It was in a gorgeous Digi-pak format which was designed by my friend and drummer, Rob Greenway.  Aporia Records agreed to manufacture them at quite a cost.  Many were sent out for promotional purposes (and probably ultimately ended up in the aforementioned used record stores), many were sold off-stage at shows and the remainder were given to Maple Nationwide, who was distributed by Universal Music in Canada.  Since nobody was really buying it in the stores due to lack of any real promotion, after about 6 months Universal eventually pulled it from the shelves and kept the remaining copies in their warehouse.  Eventually, somebody decided it was taking up unnecessary space should be removed from the warehouse .  But instead of shipping it back to Maple Nationwide and Aporia (and me), Universal Music Canada had them summarily destroyed.  In fact, Maple Nationwide had no idea until after months of pestering they figured it out and sheepishly said, “this has never happened before.”

Now, frankly, there probably weren’t that many left.  Maybe 100 or so.  However, that would have been 100 more copies out in the world than there are right now.

Update: also, Channel 9 in Australia. Although, they’ve decided to air them out of order based on the belief that “the first episodes are usually the weakest.”