This is a slow, musing song. The character is looking at a wall of photos and is thinking back to the day they met the love of their life. How, in that moment, their life was changed and all of the intervening years of cherished memories that sprang from it.  
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Now you can go totally mid-cen with Gort Braggern's latest tune Prickly Pear. With Prickly Pear Gort takes aim at 1963 hipsters starting on the west coast and ending on the east. Get ready to be snapping your fingers and saying "daddy-o" like you really mean it.  
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A fragrant glade and a babbling brook... The Nouveau Guinea Ensemble takes a sojourn from the land of office buildings and parking lots and drags us kicking and screaming into the land pf placid remembrance.  
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It was a cold October week in Wyoming when our adventurous recordist decided to poke their gear at the fumaroles and other attractions of Yellowstone. Off peak times of year have fewer noisy humans about which increases the odds of capturing a acceptable, uninterrupted length of recording. Yellowstone is fascinating. in some areas you feel like you are standing upon a giant teakettle that is boiling furiously. If there are no people around so you can sit on the boardwalks you can feel the ground moving as huge bubbles of gas shift from chamber to chamber in the earth beneath you.

But even in the off-season Yellowstone is interesting enough that it attracts lots of people. So our recordist wasn't able to capture the lengthy recordings that we love. But that didn't stop them from dangling their smallest microphones into the throats of tiny gurglers. or setting up their larger mics on billowing belchers. From the nature of the place, there is a lot of sub-sonic sounds. We toned them down a bit, but if you have a good sub-woofer, you might enjoy sitting on it while listening to some of these.
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Gerluz is emerging from his spate of Baroque musings with Porphero's Watch Chain a simple two-part melody that, while it doesn't quite move him into the current century he has, at least, left the 18th. & has stopped wearing those powdered wigs and dressing so funny.  
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"The Languid Tenderness" Gerluz ends his foray into the Baroque era with François Couperin's silky tune "Les Langueurs Tendres"  
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Spread your wings and sail away on the Solar Wind. Gort Braggern takes us on an adventurous ride to the outer planets in this lively bit of a tune.  
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François Couperin titled this song "The Gnat." And truly, this lilting tune evokes the charming image of a cloud of happy gnats dancing over the head of ones beloved. Gerluz brings the song to life with his piano rendering of the ancient and delightful harpsichord piece.  
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Another Françouis Couperin favorite danced over the keyboard by Gerluz. Again. this is from Couperin's Sixth Suite of Pieces for Harpsichord.  
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Another Harpsichord piece by François Couperin played on a piano by Gerluz. Again this is from Couperin's "Pieces for Harpsichord," Book two, Suite 6. ...originally published in 1717, a mere 7 years before Benjamin Franklin was born.  
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Gerluz brings you a blast from the past! Yes, Now you can get all nostalgic about your childhood days listening to this 18th-centruy Harpsichord tune played on an entirely different instrument! Well, not entirely... they are both keyboard instruments that have strings.

Les Bergeries is a Harpsichord piece written by François Couperin. He originally published it in 1717 in his "Pieces for Harpsichord," Book two, Suite 6.  
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Taking hot and spicy to the next level, Chiltepin is a fancy, latin-esque tune that is mostly in 12/8 time. Chiltepin is also a native pepper plant that grows wild in the southern parts of North America & the northern bits of South America  
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