Work out Tunes that make you feel bad *kitten*!

weightsnbakes

Beast - Nico Vega. Has been on my playlist for months and I never get tired of it.
Anything Can Happen - Ellie Goulding
Aerials - System of a Down
Masterpiece - Jessie J
Starships - Nikki Minaj
Flawless (remix) - Nikki Minaj ft. Beyonce YAAAASSS!

I think I have Sound of Madness, I need to check my playlist. Oh and thank you coonuya1 for reminding me that I DO NOT HAVE ANY PAULA ABDUL. At all. Must get on that.

crosbylee

Fuel, 3 Doors Down, 3rd Eye Blind, anything with a good bass line and a disco beat can keep my pace going steady.

PharmGirl522

I love "Titanium" by Sia, and even though I can't *stand* Kanye West or Eminem, I also love "Not Afraid", "Til I Collapse", and "Stronger."

erikgoya

For intense cardio, Metallica for sure.

Lifting is all hip hop and pop. Squatting in time when the bass drops is a beautiful thing.

andreamaym

Lately I've been playing a lot of Metallica.

phoenix8633

I tend to listen to heavy metal!
When I'm running I love Rammstein!

mommy_shy

BEYONCE!!!! When I heat 7-11 i want to go so hard LOL

KingofWisdom

Wha? Can I really be the first person to say Eye of the Tiger by Survivor? Let's see, Shout by Blacktide, anything by Dio, Killing Time by Flotsam and Jetsam, Superman by Goldfinger, Leather Rebel by Judas Priest, Carry On Wayword Son by Kansas, Metal Gods or Keeper of the Gate by Midnight Sun, Ace of Spades by Motorhead, Guerrilla Radio by Rage Against the Machine, Elimination by Overkill, Live to Win by Paul Stanley, Cum on Feel the Noize by Quiet Riot, The Spirit of Radio by Rush, Rock You Like a Hurricane by Scorpions, Ain't Your Fairytale by Sonata Arctica, Jailbreak by Thin Lizzy, Babylon's Burning by W.A.S.P.

TheBeachgod

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJ0bG_7L3Sw

stephdeeday

NICKI MINAJ.

That is all I need.

carlamarie1979

Clubland euphoria gets me running fast as on the treadmill x

tinascar2015

Old school: Bowie, U2, Tom Petty, Elvis Costello, Clash, Queen, The Cure, and when the Stones' "*kitten*" comes on, I move twice as fast.

tinascar2015

I have almost no tolerance for music I don't care for, and it can be a problem. It's as though someone is pouring acid in my ears. So years ago when I joined Curves, I just couldn't stand all the 80s Donna Summer-type music they blasted all the time. I wasn't looking for a reason to stop going. I just dreaded going.

tinascar2015

tinascar2015 wrote: »

Old school: Bowie, U2, Tom Petty, Elvis Costello, Clash, Queen, The Cure, and when the Stones' "*kitten*" comes on, I move twice as fast.

Hahahaha -- automatic moderation, I see! ***** = female dog. What a great Stones song.

Shann_Go

Punk rock! The harder and louder the better.

Right now I've got Propagandhi, MDC, Sick of it All, Cro-Mags, and Discharge on my playlist.

SergeantSausage

I tend to do instrumental guitar with a driving 4/4 beat that hits BPM (beats per minute) at the cadence and pace I'm running.

This is my favorite 6:30 to 6:45/mile pace tune at the moment. Set it on repeat for 4 iterations as loud as the headphones/ear buds will take it, left foot hits on the 1-beat, run in time with the tempo of the song, crank out a sub-20 minute 5k workout.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vp7TmTfVZI

otheliemoor

Audiobooks, but it depends on the book.

otheliemoor

Wiseandcurious wrote: »

Amanda4change wrote: »

For workouts I like old heavy metal (anthrax, Megadeath etc), 90's grunge (Nirvana, Pearl Jam), some newer stuff like Nickleback, One Rebublic, Hozier.
For Running I run to military cadence songs

What are military cadence songs and where do you find them? The name reminds me of Sheldon and Penny singing working songs while making flowery hair clips in the BBT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kec4dn6HHDk

otheliemoor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxRQNO8vg2Y

I really like the beat in this song.

Psychgrrl

Depends on what I'm doing. I have hundreds of playlists for exercise. Weightlifting, yoga, different types of cardio. I'm really picky, as I usually need good motivating lyrics as well as the beat and musicality.

Here are some of my favs:
"Shake it Out"--Florence and the Machine
"Centuries"--Fall Out Boy
"Let Your Heart Hold Fast"--Fort Atlantic
"Safe and Sound"--Capital Cities
"These Times"--Safety Suit
"Dancing on My Own"--Robyn
"Battle Cry"--Angel Haze and Sia
"Someting in the Water"--Carrie Underwood
"Don't Need You to Tell Me I'm Pretty"--Samantha Mumba
"Superheroes"--The Script
"AfterLife"--Ingrid Michaelson
"Stay Alive"--Jose Gonzalez
"Follow Your Arrow"--Kasey Musgraves
"Born to be Alive (Full Vocal Remix)"--Disco Kings
"You Gotta Be"--Des'ree
"Invincible"--Kelly Clarkson
"Warrior"--Ke$ha
"Fly"--Nikki Minaj and Rihanna
"Is Anybody Out There?"--K'naan featuring Nelly Furtado
"Hall of Fame"--The Script featuring will.i.am
"Swim"--Jack's Mannequin
"Strip Me"--Natasha Bedingfield
"Courage"--Orianthi featuring Lacey from Flyleaf
"Stand in the Rain" "Still Here"--Superchick
"Above the Clouds"--Amber
"The Adventure (.)"--Angels and Airwaves
"Believe"--Yellowcard (9/11 Tribute)

Forcing myself to stop now ...

KatieMcCakes

J. Cyrus-- Sank ship.

kinmoratree

Coheed and Cambria (Gravemakers and Gunslingers is great.)
Shinedown
Black Veil Brides
Skorge
All That Remains
Goo Goo Dolls
Korn
Skrillex
One Less Reason (Their rendition of When Doves Cry is excellent.)

Rashanti1

"Hunt you Down" - Saliva
"King of The World" by Porcelain and the tramps
"Moster" Imagine Dragons

I feel like roundhouse kicking someone in the face whenever I hear any of these songs while working out lol

ncboiler89

When Harry Met Sally soundtrack.

codsterlaing95

Eminem - Lose Yourself, Till I Collapse, Not Afraid
Limp Bizkit - My Way
Ok One Rock - Dreamer, The Beginning, Liar, Nothing Helps (Japanese rock band )