OK we have a thread for smells... so

[salix]

I love the sound of trains (used to travel by train a lot)

of my kitty chirping as she plays

foghorns (used to live by lake ontario, fell asleep to one every night)

I work in a factory, so the sound of the plant after the machines have been shut diwn for the week

 

[flisssweetpea]

I love it how we English all love the rain

But then we get plenty of practice listening to it don't we!!!

I love to hear the rain thrashing against the window.
I love the waves crashing on the shore - or falling gently on the sand
Choral music is just incredible
I love to hear my daughter laughing upstairs when she hears something funny
My kitties purring gives me a warm glow inside
I love sitting in the garden and listening to the birds chattering about their business

 

[dawnofsierra]

I love the sound of the ocean, and the most beautiful sounds in the world are Sierra's precious voice and sweet purring!

 

[turtlecat]

I love the hiss of a newly unsealed soda bottle
the sound of espresso machines
Gibby talking to himself
Molly Purring
Paige trying to meow (She sounds like a monkey "ee ee!!")

Jason just before he snores..he starts with this strange wheedling noise
The sound of the kitty indy 500
The sound of a match being lit
The sound of Shuffling cards

 

[rockcat]

1) Purring (somehow I knew that would be a popular one)
2) meowing (the sweet lazy kind)
3) cat-chirping (yup, I love everything about my kitties)

4) the ocean
5) rain
6) thunder

 

[wellingtoncats]

I love the sound of rain!

I love the sound of newborn kittens suckling of their Mum!

I love the sound of laughter!

 

[me-n-my guys]

I love thunder storms! Hurricanes are pretty aweome, too.
Crickets chirping
Frogs at night, a summer sound.
A well-built motor,idling at a redlight.
A Mercury 90hp outboard motor- I used to have to hook my boat motor up to the hose to flush the saltwater out of it, it would be located between these 2 buildings that created a wonderful acoustic effect, & I would rev the motor just to hear it..
An OLD Kawasaki 900- I swear I could still recognize that sound from down the street.