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In reply to the discussion: Do you ever hear music when no music is playing? [View all]
yorkster
(3,690 posts)42. Absolutely. And it is usually when I turn on
a fan in a small space. It sounds sometimes orchestral, sometimes choral.
So, some kind of harmonic vibration?.
I used to sing with 2 guys who played guitar. When we were really cooking, I would sometimes hear another instrument,
usually a sax. Strange, no?
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Absolutely! Different types of music, and what sounds like radio broadcast voices, too.
50 Shades Of Blue
Jun 2024
#12
On occasion in the long stretch of the subway train underground going express the random noise I'd almost hear music
electric_blue68
Jun 2024
#17
Yep. I figure it's just my brain keeping busy. Parents were musicians, there was ALWAYS music in the house
Attilatheblond
Jun 2024
#30
No. But I can groove to the faintest furthest away tune that nobody else hears.
PeaceWave
Jun 2024
#38