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In the atmospheric recording titled "Homemade Distilled Liquor: Samogon," the listener is enveloped in a rich tapestry of sounds that paints a vivid picture. The recording starts with the faint clinking of plates in the background, suggestive of a domestic setting. The general noise of the ambiance is captivating, filled with the hum of activity that one would associate with the process of distillation. There’s a sense of an open field, perhaps indicative of the location where this liquor is being produced. The field recording element brings about a sense of realism and authenticity, making the listener feel as though they are right there amidst the action. The water's soothing sound is prominent, most likely the liquid ingredient being prepared for distillation. It bubbles and gurgles in the background, creating a tranquil yet lively soundscape. Coupled with this, the distinct clatter of iron or perhaps metal utensils can be heard, possibly tools being used in the distillation proce
