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On this day in 1860 Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville made the first recording of a human voice. He had not envisaged that the recording would ever be replayed he was just interested in recording the shape of the sound wave, but researchers have since used computers to recreate the recording from the sound wave he recorded.
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Here’s the recording, I don’t recommend listening to it in a dark room at night as there is something all too sinister about old sound recordings:
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