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28-01-2013 2:12am#1Ah it has taken me so long to come across the forum, it's like a little heaven amongst all the hullabaloo of boards.ie
Anyho I saw the 'smells you love' thread and I thought I might as well add the sounds you love thread and maybe call that my good deed for the day :P To get the ball rolling, and this could be a strange one, I love the sound of a hair-dryer. It reminds me of a lovely warm day in the summer when I was 5 or 6 years old and my mam was drying my hair while I stared out the window at the perfectly blue sky. Of course the hair-dryer gives out heat as well which is comforting and it's a fine break from all this winter weather we've been getting :cool:4
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Oh Lord, where to begin? These are probably going to be mostly music related, but:
-The sound of a live choir (or Queen's multitracked harmonies), gives me the spine shivers :P
-The key of B flat and F major
-The sound of a cello, Irish flute, guitar or the baby grand piano in our drama room at school
-I've said it in another thread, but a transition from a chord vi to a major chord iii in any key
Ok, ok, I'll stop with the music stuff :P Other sounds include my little sisters' laughter, and the sound of a stream trickling through forest parks. And I'll be the first to mention the waves crashing into each other or simply caressing the shore. Now I want to go to the beach! :P Oh, and who could forget the sweet sound of liberty of the ten to four bell? 0 -
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Oh yeah I'd add the sound of the waves to me list! Unfortunately our bell in school is quite weird (which most visitors are fairly amused by!) so it doesn't quite have that beautiful liberating feel to it :PAcciaccatura wrote: »Oh Lord, where to begin? These are probably going to be mostly music related, but:
-The sound of a live choir (or Queen's multitracked harmonies), gives me the spine shivers :P
-The key of B flat and F major
-The sound of a cello, Irish flute, guitar or the baby grand piano in our drama room at school
-I've said it in another thread, but a transition from a chord vi to a major chord iii in any key
Ok, ok, I'll stop with the music stuff :P Other sounds include my little sisters' laughter, and the sound of a stream trickling through forest parks. And I'll be the first to mention the waves crashing into each other or simply caressing the shore. Now I want to go to the beach! :P Oh, and who could forget the sweet sound of liberty of the ten to four bell?0 -
Oh yeah I'd add the sound of the waves to me list! Unfortunately our bell in school is quite weird (which most visitors are fairly amused by!) so it doesn't quite have that beautiful liberating feel to it :P
Ours is a couple of beeps, but it's the freedom associated with its pealing through the corridors on a Friday evening that makes me love it so much! It's a different scéal at 9am on a Monday, but this forum is not for negativity :P Oh, and I'll add cats purring to my list of sounds I love
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The sound of a washing machine! I used to sit watching the clothes turning in the washing machine as a kid and even now the sound of it is very homely and comforting to me.
Sound of waves on the beach - I even have an app on my phone that plays wave sounds for nights when I find it hard to sleep.
Sound of rain outside when you're tucked up and warm inside 0 -
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