On an unrelated audio topic, is anyone familiar with the concept of Out Of Phase Stereo (OOPS)? I discovered it by accident back in the day where i would short out Walkman headphones from constant use and hear only the difference between the left and right channels. So a piano (e.g.) mixed only in the left channel would become prominent and everything else would sound far away. It brought out some interesting effects in some songs and I didn't know it had a name until I found it on the internet. People use it to discover background mutterings in Beatles recordings, among other things.

Polyrhythms! Bowie was know for playing with this effect!

I'm reminded of the Shepard tone.

I enjoyed the video, I just wish the narrator would STFU for a bit and let me actually listen. Especially since he's specifically asking me to listen... and then talking over the content.

I didn't hear the song in the piano, I just heard noise.

I agree. Less talking and more chance to listen would have been much better.

TBF, that's an accurate description of the original song

I didn't really hear it either, but the piano words worked really well.

I could hear Smashmouth song lyrics, and the talking piano (reminded me of Dr. Who Dalek), but didn't hear the thud of jumping transmission line tower.

I didn't hear Smashmouth, and I'm familiar with the song, and I've never heard the jumping transmission line tower. I did however hear the talking piano, and legislators. The Risset Rythem has always been hit or miss for me and generally resets at a point before it gets too fast, but an odd subtle reset if that makes sense.

I do agree that he should have been silent a bit longer when telling us to listen.