Freestyled, written, performed, mixed and mastered by Nasty Tha Mc https://soundcloud.com/nasty_tha_mc and Cozmo Jethro.
Scratching by Cozmo Jethro.
Beat by DJ Ibewitwisdom. 

(Nasty Tha Mc and Cozmo Jethro)
Yo, yo Cozmo, this, this movie crazy.
Yo, what the fuck is this?
Turn this shit off!

Hey huh, let them know now.
Yo Cozmo, let let them know now.
I will.

(Nasty Tha Mc)
If you don’t know, now you know.
If you don’t know, now you know.
Shut up and listen, shut up and listen. Shut up and listen.
If you don’t know, now you know.
If you don’t know, now you know.
Shut up and listen, shut up and listen. Shut up and listen.

(Cozmo Jethro)
Listen up yall.
Might ruffle some feathers with this one here.
Might loose some followers but I don’t care.
That Ai music shit is everywhere.
If you use it please notate it when you share.

My introduction to it was a rude awakening.
Don’t get me wrong, yo, I’m not hatin.
I wish no ill will on anyone here. 
Ai artist tricked me to recording with her.

Naïve to AI music proliferation.
Found a female emcee who was fascinating.
Thought she could rap and sing and create the beat.
She was passin Ai music off as her own shiiittt.

So I collabed with her, thought we created something dope.
I loved the track, was like damn, that’s phat.
My friend heard it and showed me the ways.
He was like, yo, that girl’s usin Ai all day.

He took our lyrics and the ones that I wrote,
Plugged em into Suno, what came out? You know.
A different track with her voice to a Tee.
Realized I’d been scammed by Ai artistry.
I’ve used a little myself to create celebrity voices.
Snoop, Eminem, Bart, and Homer.

I notated that in the liner notes.
I keep it completely honest, yo.
So if you’re using Ai lyrics, please notate.
You’re not foolin anyone anymore, don’t be fake.

Me and Nasty go hard, always keepin it real.
Always, yea, the real deal.

(Nasty Tha Mc and Cozmo Jethro)
If you don’t know, now you know.
If you don’t know, now you know.
Shut up and listen, shut up and listen. Shut up and listen.
(Fuck that Ai.)
If you don’t know, now you know. (yup yup)
If you don’t know, now you know.
Shut up and listen, shut up and listen. Shut up and listen.
(Take it Nasty)

(Nasty Tha Mc)
I’m just that brother with that kung fu grip.
Hold the mic, no doubt and never let it slip.
Wi what, wack emcees, o my to shreds, 
oh yea while I emcee.

Proper, to the beat oh yea.
Like nobody in business oh yea.
I’m just that man like macho, oh yea.
I’m doin my thing, I’m a savage oh yea.

Don’t hate on a bro
Yea, cause I’m doin what it do ayo (ayo)
Magnificent what I is.
And if you don’t know now you know you stupid bitch (oh shit).

(Nasty Tha Mc)
If you don’t know, now you know.
If you don’t know, now you know.
Shut up and listen, shut up and listen. Shut up and listen.

(Cozmo Jethro)
Nasty, like no one in the biz.
And me, huh huh, just doin what it is.
Keep it real yall, lay off the Ai.
If ya gotta use it, notate it ayyyy.

Keep It Real (feat. Nasty Tha Mc)

Electric Horizon

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Autumn

Stephen TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman did a really nice remix on this song so I thought I'd share this version.
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Cast of Characters:
Joe Stroffolino-- @joseph-stroffolino -- Taylor 114ce acoustic guitar, main vocals, harmony vocals, lyrics, composition
Llanpsych -- @llanpsych -- Tez – Epiphone Les Paul electric guitar
K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara -–Ken–drums and percussion
Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)–@josh-clary-1 –- four string Fender Precision Bass, and Roland organ
TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen– Tom Anderson Custom T electric guitar, mix, mastering, and production

Hope That You’re Happy Remix (Eclectic Collective with Joe Stroffolino)

Lyrics, Harmonica & vocal : Snow Man Dave

Our Son A Rocker

First off, Yes this mix is pretty long!!!  But, nobody says you have to listen to it all in one go, even if someone listens to just a little bit, is better than nothing!
Secondly, apologies for using tracks that I've used a few times already! The truth is, I'm addicted  😹 the tracks in particular are by DJ Mystery and are classed as House bootlegs, I think they are simply Excellent!
As for the title, I got up for work a few days ago, I sleep on my shitty sofa, even though I have a bedroom, and my sofa is only a two seater, both seats are recliners, anyway, as I put down the right side, I saw a big ass spider run from under the table and disappear under the sofa!  I haven't bothered to look for it, but every now and then, I talk out loud, telling it, everything will be okay, as long as it doesn't surprise me! Lol
When I was a small child, my parents thought it would be funny to scare me with a huge rubber spider called Gladdis, lets just say, I never found it funny, and all they really did, was to give me Arachnophobia!
The Bastards!!!!  Seems like I'm getting better though, baring in mind, I live in England, and our biggest native spiders, The House Spider isn't exactly that large compared to a Tarantula 😹🕷🤣
I've always had a keen eye for cloud faces, and this one is a beauty, I snapped it while at work last week!

Big Spider Under My Bed

My mum always played the piano in her slippers, her mother did not want her to damaged the instrument.  She even took her slippers to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama exam, she thought everyone played the piano in slippers. So I recorded a favourite track of hers, in one take, which I was very happy with, though I did shed a tear as I put my slippers on.

The music for "Blueberry Hill" was composed by Vincent Rose with lyrics written by Larry Stock and Al Lewis. The song was turned down by another publisher until being bought and published in 1940 by Chappell & Company. The song was recorded over ten times that year.

Blueberry Hill (Vincent Rose, Larry Stock & Al Lewis)

My earliest musical memories are of a small home on Williams Street, where my family moved when I was three. After dinner, my father would play hymns on his Conn organ, and I would sing along. That simple, shared ritual was my first introduction to music.

Our time at the organ came to an end a couple of years later when we moved, and my father's schedule became busier with teaching, pastoring, and graduate studies. I soon moved on to singing along to albums of musicals, and eventually, my mother became my first piano teacher. But I'll always remember that it was my father who first gave me a love for music. This piece is in his memory of him.

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