Vinyl

The audience's emotional responses to 'Vinyl' are heavily influenced by its 'Drama' and 'Music' genres, coupled with a gritty plot. **Sadness** and **Anxiety** are dominant, reflecting Richie Finestra's struggles with his failing record company and the constant threat of discovery from his involvement in a murder. **Melancholy** and **Empathy** emerge as viewers witness the decline of a once-vibrant industry and the personal toll on its protagonist, alongside feelings of **Guilt** and **Disturbing** due to his moral compromises and criminal entanglement. The 'Music' aspect contributes significant **Nostalgia** for the 1970s rock scene and moments of **Excitement** from the raw energy of performances, providing a counterpoint to the darker dramatic elements.