16 People Share Their Absolute Favorite Sounds

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Feb 16, 2019 2:00 PM EST

These are so vividly satisfying you might be able to hear them in your head. Whether it's the silence that follows a machine finally gone to rest, or the steady tap of rain on a metal roof, while you're inside warm and comfortable; we all can find that window of peace, in the sounds that just feel damn good. 

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    Text - eggyveggy 23h -The noise that strong winds make when on a mountain -The noise the wind makes when brushing against leaves The lack of noise is appealing too oddly enough. Like the lack of noise there is outside when snow is covering the ground.
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    Text - Tasukaru S 22h Crackling of campfire, rushing mountain creeks, dog nose sniffing noises, sound of snow crunching underfoot, the gurgling noise my coffee maker makes when the pot is finished brewing. Instrumentally, I love the kravik lyre and the ney flute.
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    Text - nakedreader_ga S 2 A train's whistle in the middle of the night (several miles away, of course). 22h
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    Text - schwagle S The Playstation 1 startup sound is one of my favorite sounds of all time. 21h
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    Text - RedneckJedi72 21h When two electric guitar parts harmonize during a guitar solo
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    Text - LAutomate 22h Strange as it may be, the sound of steam/ gas turbines spooling up to operating speeds. Just sounds so....deliberate, and loaded with purpose
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    Text - НoodieOppa - 21h Thunder the cello that sound when you break something on minecraft
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    Text - Djanghost S The way my mom answers the phone when I call. 21h
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    Text - milo_mb S Ice cubes cracking when you pour water over them. 21h
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    Text - Antigravityvanilla S 22h The sound of absolute peace and quiet you get after a machine has been running in the background for hours. The noise cutting off is a relief I can compare to peeing after holding it for a long time
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    Text - But my absolute favorite is the singing of the nightingale. It reminds me of all the early summer nights at my childhood home in the countryside, where the nightingales live in the bushes right behind the house. I used to sit on the pavement, feel the warm nightly breeze that smelled of Midsummer flowers and oncoming rain, marvel at the stars and just listen to this magical bird.
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    Text - to_the_tenth_power 22h Skipping a rock across a frozen lake. Reply 3.2k Skimbadahoohoo 21h peeeew peew pewpewpewpew
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    Text - Simon_Mendelssohn 2 22h There is honestly nothing more pleasant and relaxing to me than the two note call of the male black-capped chickadee
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    Text - billythecar2 22h Being underwater. I used to swim competitively and being underwater for a minute can be really meditative sometimes. Everything around you kind of disappears and you just feel relaxed and peaceful for a short amount of time in your own little world with this sound that's unlike anything else. Then you need to breath and go up and the first thing you hear is the surface breaking and someone screaming at the edge of the pool.
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    Text - CocaKoala819 21h The sound of a cat purring. Or just an animal in a deep sleep
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    Text - ThunderCharm 22h i recently adopted an adolescent stray cat. it doesn't quite know how to meow yet, but it's attempts are wonderful.
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