Op-Ed from the specific perspective of "Men's Health"
The article speaks about how music, specifically "iTunes" can cure depression.
Something unique about this article is how it justifies this topic using listing for their reasoning.
The main points:
-Its a Distraction
-It gets you high
-It makes you feel understood
The reasoning is in bold within the article however apart from that, the reasoning is appealing to the reader. It uses some what colloquial language or cliche language such as "gets you high" or "makes you feel understood" in order to provide emotional appeal.
The diction is very clever for example:
Listening to the blues might help reverse your own blue mood
It also uses some metaphors as a hook:
So what’s behind the power of the playlist?
http://news.menshealth.com/how-itunes-can-cure-depression/2011/10/12/

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