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Denton, Texas, United States (1996 – present)

Lift to Experience was an experimental independent trio - Josh T. Pearson played guitar, sang, and wrote music; Josh “Bear” Browning played bass; and Andy “The Boy” Young, played drums. The band were from Denton, Texas, United States and formed in 1996. They released one album - The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads (released in 2001 on the British Bella Union label), then disbanded.
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  • dPsychc

    This record does the same thing to me as Slint's Spiderland [2]

    Wednesday evening

  • Jlectric

    This record does the same thing to me as Slint's Spiderland

    last month

  • kingofmoke

    The world wasn't ready in 2001...

    November 2011

  • shioricoybito

    Victorweg- there isn't any other LTE stuff TO download.

    October 2011

  • Victorweg

    Where can I download their stuff? Just found Texas Jerusalem Crossroads and nothing more...

    September 2011

  • Harold_Shipman

    FUCKING HELL

    September 2011

  • tom_dissonance

    artwork seems pretty decent to me. it kind of continues that theme of the Great American Myth that they play with a lot in the music/lyrics, presenting the band members like a museum display of frontier heroes or something (as well as the whole lone star thing, etc.) the colours are a bit gaudy, i guess, but no way that's not deliberate.

    August 2011

  • ichel92

    Underrated as fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!

    August 2011

  • Wasteroo

    this album deserves less abysmal artwork

    June 2011

  • tom_dissonance

    impossibly wonderful band

    May 2011

  • Modus_87

    damn, this is good!

    May 2011

  • IanCad

    thats it for me

    April 2011

  • MorphineTrek

    hey more people! calling more people! this music is better than great!

    March 2011

  • nocturana

    :)

    March 2011

  • anakin45

    free download: Country Dumb de Josh T. Pearson: http://www.atticawebzine.com/2011/02/free-download-country-dumb-de-josh-t-pearson/

    February 2011

  • rileyamerica

    come home.

    December 2010

  • theealex

    This is the story of the three Texas boys busy mindin' their own bidnis when the Angel of the Lord appeared unto them saying " When the Winston Churchill's start firin' their Winston rifles into the sky from the Lone Star State, drinkin' their Lone Star beer and smoking their Winston cigarettes. You know the time is drawin' nigh when the sun shall be lifted on high." We told them that didn't sound very Sunday-go-ta-meetin. "What do you expect?" they said. "When God calls the crippled deaf and blind to lead the children of Israel into the Promised Land" The children of Israel we asked?" "Don't you boys know nothing? – The USA's the center of Jerusalem" One of the best albums ever.

    October 2010

  • hamboman

    Nah it's just you.

    September 2010

  • willows77

    is it just me but does Josh T. Pearson sound alot like lou reed? which either way is alright with me

    September 2010

  • RussianBerries

    Not even 100k listens. This saddens me deeply.

    September 2010
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