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The audio recording titled "Paper Sounds Recorded on June 26, 1977" starts with the crisp, unmistakable rustle of a single sheet of paper being gently unfolded. The soft, almost whisper-like sound fills the space, evoking a sense of calmness and simplicity. Following this, a series of varied paper sounds emerge. The listener hears the swift, sharp tearing of paper, producing a satisfyingly abrupt noise that contrasts with the initial gentle rustling. The tear is purposeful and precise, creating a clear, distinct sound. Next, the audio introduces the sound of paper being crumpled. The noise is textured and multi-layered, reminiscent of dried leaves underfoot. It's a tactile, engaging sound that draws the listener in, making them feel as if they're right there, holding and manipulating the paper. Finally, the recording presents the sound of a stack of paper being shuffled. The noise is rhythmic and orderly, reminiscent of a deck of cards being expert
