Understanding Favorite Songs

The speaker discusses the difficulty of choosing favorite songs, likening it to picking a favorite child. They mention two favorites: 'God Moving Over the Face of the Waters,' a quiet classical piece written 13 years ago, and 'Face It,' an 11-minute aggressive song from the album 'Animal Rights,' which received poor reviews and sales.

Why does the speaker compare choosing favorite songs to picking a favorite child?

• Because it can make other songs feel neglected

• Because it is easy to choose

• Because it is a common practice

• Because it is a fun activity

What is the name of the quiet classical piece mentioned by the speaker?

• Face It

• Animal Rights

• God Moving Over the Face of the Waters

• The Waters

Which album features the song 'Face It'?

• Animal Rights

• Classical Hits

• Melodic Tunes

• Aggressive Sounds

How does the speaker describe the song 'Face It'?

• An 11-minute aggressive and noisy song

• A quiet and peaceful melody

• A short and simple tune

• A popular and well-received track

What happens to the song 'Face It' as it progresses?

• It becomes more aggressive

• It ends abruptly

• It transitions to a plaintive and melodic tone

• It remains noisy throughout

What was the commercial and critical reception of the album containing 'Face It'?

• It was a commercial success

• It received positive reviews

• It sold terribly and got bad reviews

• It was widely acclaimed