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The audio titled "Gramophone Recording" begins amidst the hushed ambience of a quiet room. The distinctive sound of a needle touching down on a vinyl record is heard, causing a low, steady hissing sound. This hiss is constant, serving as a comforting undercurrent to the other sounds that emerge. Almost immediately, the rich crackle of surface noise starts to weave itself around the hissing. This texture is reminiscent of an open fire, with its sizzling and popping sounds creating a homely, intimate atmosphere. As the recording progresses, the characteristic noise of a gramophone becomes more pronounced. An LP, or Long Play record, is spinning, and its unique blend of sounds comes into play. The occasional skipping and jumping of the needle adds an element of unpredictability to the audio, while the constant rotation of the record creates a rhythmic, almost hypnotic, backdrop. Throughout the recording, the noises combine to form a symphony of sound that is both nostalgic and
