What's your definition of analog smell?


I was posting on a different topic when all of the sudden I realized that the matter might be worth topic of it's own.
What do you associate with analog gear smell?  I am quoting myself below...
" The smell of an old tube reel to reel (mix of smells of oil, hot metal, hot tube glass, tape flakes and rubber belts) is the very definition of "smell of analog" to me. I need to get me a tube reel to reel just to smell. "
Can't wait to read your posts!  Happy Saturday night!  Don't know about you guys, but I will be diving a bit later into a simple (or not) pleasure of a little Jack Daniels and a lot of vocals with a single instrument.  I just replaced all cables with Acoustic Zen and music no longer "comes out" of my "Gunned" Magnepans, it "pours out" of them like highest grade extra virgin olive oil.  I don't know how else to describe it  Happy listening!
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Some great examples of analog smells!  I may also add one (not a definition, but a nice memory) - opening a brand new Maxell chrome cassette tape and smelling it upside down...no other tape smells like Maxell. I have tapes that are 30 years old, and I would still be able to pick them out by smell. Growing up in communist USSR, I was cheated a time or two when trading tapes where someone would place some cheap eastern european tape in Maxell casing.  I learned real quick the trick about the smell of Maxell...could someone please make cologne that smells like Maxell?  You have my $100.  Now, go on to Kickstarter and get to work.
What's your definition of analog smell?

It depends on what I ate for supper !!!!!!!!
I have a Sony tube stereo RTR in storage. So I guess some experimentation is in order!
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No, @mental - Jack came along much later in life. I was a teenager while I was messing with tube reel to reels, etc.  LOL @tpreaves!