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    "comment": "\"To me, listening to Elliott Smith is like listening to someone who knows my brain very well. Because of this, even though many people find his music depressing and emotionally draining, I find that it can relax me like nothing else. His songs are a warm blanket. Some friends of mine have worried that his music has prevented me from moving on. What they don’t understand is that it would have been impossible to move on without him. I’m not a neurologist, but I’d be very interested in seeing a scan of my brain while listening to Elliott Smith. I’m certain the brain waves would be doing all kinds of groovy things.\"  From Canadian mental health blog, Mind Your Mind.  https://mindyourmind.ca/blog/elliott-smith",
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