Name: Never Accept by A Lesson Lived
Duration: 4 min 38 s
Description: While in prison, I collaborated with Eric Ellis of Bury Your Dead and Reflux to create 12 original songs with the instruments and equipment that were provided for us. Through acoustic guitars with pickups and a drum set that required daily maintenance, the music of A Lesson Lived was born that reflected our journeys, our experience, and how music uplifted us from a seemingly hopeless position.

::🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘💪love the drums ‼️‼️‼️🇵🇹

::take your time 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🍀‼️‼️

yoooo who are you!?!? its jonathan culbreth. I played in this band alot. 

hadnto improvise and record and mix everything myself

While in prison, I collaborated with Eric Ellis of Bury Your Dead and Reflux to create 12 original songs with the instruments and equipment that were provided for us. Through acoustic guitars with pickups and a drum set that required daily maintenance, the music of A Lesson Lived was born that reflected our journeys, our experience, and how music uplifted us from a seemingly hopeless position.

Never Accept

A song about people with a vision far beyond their contemporaries like Nikola Tesla.  Sometimes these visionaries are outcast by society or worse.

Take Back Your Soul

Choose Your Power -"The Visionary"

Self Termination

LADY RED'S BATH OF BLOOD

A different sounding track from the rest of the demos. The guitar intro and the clean vocals on the chorus definitely set it aside and give it a more pop punk vibe than the previous tracks, with a steady dose of sludge in the mix.

YouDon'tCareDEMO

Classic cover of a classic song. I tried to mix in multiple genres of Core. Hope you enjoy!

Psycho Killer Cover Take 1

Tallahassee (If You Need Me, You Know Where to Find Me)

Abuser

Afterthoughts

Listening

Grim

Founded by myself and Eric Ellis of Bury Your Dead and Reflux who was instrumental in many of the arrangements of these tracks. A Lesson Lived (formerly Earth After Death) is a Hardcore collaboration project that began behind the bars of Coleman FCI. Every song was created with the materials provided for us while incarcered and allowed us to find an artistic outlet and a sense of purpose while in an otherwise hopeless position. Upon my release, our music has been recreated by myself to the best of my ability to make it sound like the original tracks. I currently play guitar, bass, drums, and vocals on all tracks, but am always open for creative suggestion and collaboration. It is the goal that this project helps benefit my Non Profit Organization "Instruments For Institutions" which focuses primarily in donating instruments and providing lessons for individuals in Drug/Alcohol Rehabilitation Programs, Behavioral Health facilities, and eventually jails and prisons.

Never Accept

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