Things I Like To Listen Too

[The Perilous Dreamer]

I love to turn this one and just let it run while I do stuff. I love these sounds!

Title: Spend a Night in a Rainy Forest Cave 8 Hours- | crackling fire & rain sounds

It rains while traveling to the forest. Found a small cave and decided to stay overnight to avoid the rain. Brought branches to make a temporary roof and set up a bonfire. It's a temporary place, but I think it's cozier than a tent.
It can be helpful when rest, study and sleeping. Soft nature sounds can help with insomnia, stress relief, sleep, meditation, and sleep disorders. For your sleep. If you like the video, subscribe and like it. And I'd appreciate it if you could share it.

[The Perilous Dreamer]

Here are some eerie sounds.
Title: SINGING ICE - 2 HOURS RAW ICE SOUNDS

Every winter as the ice begins to grow during the cold nights, it creates these otherworldly and beautiful sounds. In this video you can hear the sounds from this year, that I recorded now in november 2019, with footage from the same ice. The sounds are made from all these beautiful cracks that you can see on the surface of the ice.

I have always thought that these sounds are so calming and relaxing to listen to. It can sometimes sound very similar to the songs of the whales in the ocean. And I also think it can remind us of how it sounded like before we entered this world. The sounds inside the womb of our mother.

I hope you will enjoy this music created by the ice, and that it will help you relax and take deep breaths.

[The Semi-Retired Gamer]

Good stuff!  When I'm going to sleep at night I like to use the YouTube app on my roku player and listen to rain sounds with a black screen.  It players for a long time and it usually puts me out pretty quickly.

[The Perilous Dreamer]

Nov 27, 2022 14:33:43 GMT -5 The Semi-Retired Gamer said:

Good stuff!  When I'm going to sleep at night I like to use the YouTube app on my roku player and listen to rain sounds with a black screen.  It players for a long time and it usually puts me out pretty quickly.

I love to go to sleep to thunderstorms, but it upsets the dog. She will be 14 in Feb which is really old for an 80# dog. Average is about 10 years. My brother-n-laws 125# dog made it to 13 and the other one is 115# at 15 and counting. We must be doing something right.

[simrion]

Weird as it may sound my Grandparents lived on a main drag in a busy small town BiTD. We slept in a front bedroom and I fell asleep to the sounds of night time traffic. Could never fall asleep to thunderstorms, I always wake right before they occur and watch them. Probably, as a homeowner, too concerned the power might go out and basement flood so I'm awake in case I need to fire up the generator. My collection of prized gaming stuff is in the basement, gotta protect it!

[simrion]

I tend to prefer news radio or Jazz radio as background noise. Recently got back into watching survival/off grid videos too. This one is particularly satisfying

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[JMiskimen]

As a fairly old-school kinda guy, I try to keep to Crom; as honoring him on his mountain gently warms my heart as I drift off into slumber.

JM.

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