Yeah, listening to music is nice, but have you ever thought of listening to ambient noises just to clear your mind and take a break from listening to music? I personally find it relaxing especially when I've had a long session listening to music.
To answer my own question, I listen to ambient noises of public transportation in subways and trains (yes, it's weird. Call me a trainiac). As a person who grew up taking public transportation and still do, I get a little nostalgic on the small details (such as seats, colour schemes, and door chimes) and vehicles that have retired years ago. You can go ahead and say that public transportation can be horrible sometimes, but I'm still thankful there's a method getting around if you don't have any other means to do so.
To answer my own question, I listen to ambient noises of public transportation in subways and trains (yes, it's weird. Call me a trainiac). As a person who grew up taking public transportation and still do, I get a little nostalgic on the small details (such as seats, colour schemes, and door chimes) and vehicles that have retired years ago. You can go ahead and say that public transportation can be horrible sometimes, but I'm still thankful there's a method getting around if you don't have any other means to do so.
