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Should You Switch to Apple Music? Our In-Depth Review
Spotify rocks. But does Apple Music rock louder?
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ArchiveTalking Legacy with a Fifth-Generation Master Cooper
Four generations of coopers precede Ger Buckley, Jameson’s master cooper.
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Outdoors3 Dangerous Adventures that Will Test Your Grit
Three trips sure to excite your risk-taking side, whether you have a long weekend, a week or a month to get to them.
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OutdoorsThe Best Camp Gear You Can Fit on a Bike
Even if you’re new to pitching tents and cooking over a campfire, by packing the right goods, you and your riding partners can maintain a five-star life off in the backwoods.
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AudioBreaking Down the Art of Beatmatching
Above selecting a series of songs to reflect a certain mood or vibe is deejaying’s more professional task: the art of combining songs together into one seamless mix.
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Style’70s Rock Band Style, According to Almost Famous
Cameron Crowe’s film Almost Famous is notable for its indulgent music budget, but also for the ’70s style it depicts.
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Archive72 Hours in Nashville
Great music, vivid history and delicious southern food don’t define Nashville entirely, but they do make it one hell of a fun city to visit.
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ArchiveGleason’s Boxing Gym, Professional Training for the White Collar Worker
Gleason’s Boxing Gym has been in operation for 78 years, first in the Bronx and now in DUMBO, and is a legend among boxers for producing countless world champions and staying strong as the sport itself declined from its golden years.
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OutdoorsAmerican-Made Chainsaws and German Efficiency at Stihl’s VA Factory
German company, American muscle: The Stihl operation in Virginia Beach marries the best of two worlds.
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MotoringThe Last True Motorsport Is in the Sky
In September, the Reno National Championship Air Races are held. Andy Findlay, a test cell supervisor by day, pilot by weekend, is hoping to win.
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WatchesObeying the Laws of Physics and Economics, Oris Builds Watches for the Working Man
Oris, guided by its company slogan — “real watches for real people” — creates affordable watches with ingenious complications.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: July 9, 2015
Custom cargo bikes by Porterlight Bringley, a worldwide romance study by Aziz Ansari , a military-inspired bag by Fidelis and more.
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ArchiveThe New York City Adventure Guide
These 20 New York City adventures represent a panoply of off-the-radar activities one can do with a free afternoon, evening or day to explore — plenty of which you’ll be surprised to learn even exist in a bustling metropolis.
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Audio10 College Radio Stations that Rock
MTV thought it’d kill radio. Now, it gives out awards to college stations.
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MotoringDoes Maserati’s Feisty Entry-Level Sedan Stand Up to the Competition?
The Ghibli S Q4, with its Ferrari-tuned, 400 horsepower engine, is the antidote to the rudimentary sedan.
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AudioThe Mad Scientist of Guitar Effects Pedals
Meet the mad scientist who invented the Fuzz Factory, the most iconic guitar effects pedal on the market.
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AudioThe 20 Best Music Documentaries
Controversy, struggle, success, breakups, reunions and obscurity.
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AudioBuilding the World’s Premier Synthesizers
At the Moog Music factory, 20 employees make every iconic synthesizer by hand, the same way they’ve been making them for decades.