Impossible music

I’m not sure where this topic belongs … The point is that I’m listening to an impossible concert right now. From our balcony, we can hear Pepper Jam to the left at restaurant Bonito. They play pop/rock/blues/soul, mostly from the 60s and 70s. To the right, from the officers’ club, we hear a Greek band playing well-known Greek songs from the 40’s and 50’s. They can’t hear each other, but we can hear both bands equally well. The result is a strange kind of bitonal, bilingual and polyrythmic music that would never have occured if the musicians were able to hear each other. My favourite so far was an upbeat tune by Pepper Jam mixed with a heavy, slow zeibekiko. In another song both bands used accordion – in different keys, of course. Absolutely wonderful. I wish you were here to hear it.

Quick, quick, record this jam!

It reminds the following situation: spending a few weeks in a youth hostel, I was annoyed by a guy who used to blast his rap music (worse: FRENCH RAP!).
Then, a challenger appeared: a young guy blasting raï (popular music from Algeria), in order to make the first guy understand that he wasn't alone on earth.
The collapsing sound was... interesting.

sounds great, and pass that thing over here

Yeah, but it's funnier when it's a live event that you didn't plan and organize.

Interesting. I got something similar some years ago by listening to two MP3 streams at the same time in two different browser sessions (unintentionally). The result sounded very psychedelic in a beautiful way. Sadly, from only one of the songs I remember the title.

refugee wrote: I’m not sure where this topic belongs … The point is that I’m listening to an impossible concert right now. From our balcony, we can hear Pepper Jam to the left at restaurant Bonito. They play pop/rock/blues/soul, mostly from the 60s and 70s. To the right, from the officers’ club, we hear a Greek band playing well-known Greek songs from the 40’s and 50’s. They can’t hear each other, but we can hear both bands equally well. The result is a strange kind of bitonal, bilingual and polyrythmic music that would never have occured if the musicians were able to hear each other. My favourite so far was an upbeat tune by Pepper Jam mixed with a heavy, slow zeibekiko. In another song both bands used accordion – in different keys, of course. Absolutely wonderful. I wish you were here to hear it.