Where do you get your exercise music?

FatPixiee

I have a Windows 8.1 smartphone (Nokia Lumia 521). It works pretty well with most apps. I'm just wondering what the best place to get music from so I can listen to something while I work out. I mean I've tried mixradio and spotify, but after a set up my few singers I want the playlist based on, they play one or two songs I like and then the rest is crap I can't stand. Is there something out there that actually plays music in sync with one's selections?

On a side note, what headphones do you use? I see all these people in the gym with the earbuds and I'm just like "How are they not falling out??? Do I have different ears than these people??"

fatjon73

Try Deezer...that's pretty good.....can you not make a bigger playlist in Spotify though???.....or make your own from home and add to your phone.....its good fun creating a good workout playlist......get some pumping tunes on........lol.....

As for ears...mine are massive....so buds don't stay in mine.......always falling out....but I still wont wear the big over ear ones unless in house......not a cool look for me....lol.....

zdyb23456

I pay $10/month for Rhapsody. Pretty much any song I want and it stores my music and playlists.

slp51

I just create a workout play list of songs I already own, or that I hear and like, so then I purchase. I like to be in control to,what I listen to.

lauracups

I've got amazon prime account for the tunes, and sports ear buds, they have a removable "gummy" cover, sweat proof, they don't fall out

Hippychick5983

I just got Amazon Prime. They have a ton of free music and playlist with no ads which is nice.

FatPixiee

slp51 wrote: »

I just create a workout play list of songs I already own, or that I hear and like, so then I purchase. I like to be in control to,what I listen to.

So you just purchase the actual cd's? I worry that cd's will have the copyright component to it, where it won't let you copy it to the computer.

JPW1990

I just use mp3s straight off my phone, and trade them out for different ones if I get bored with them. There's also last.fm's subscription service - it is similar to Pandora, except you can make playlists of whatever songs you want that they have available. The free version is just internet radio, the paid is $3/mo.

For earbuds, I use JVC riptidz. So far they're the only ones I haven't had issues with them falling out while I'm working out. I've spend three times as much on ones that end up falling out every 5 minutes.

Cami98837

Pandora has a really good station called Pop and hip hop power workout. It's kind of fun and most smart phones I think have the ability to get Pandora for free.

callsitlikeiseeit

itunes for stuff i buy and the free version of spotify (you can make playlists) for other stuff

and sennheiser ear buds are the only ones ill use (in ear kind)

TiffanyR71

Love Pandora free... Lots of options, depending on what workout music you like...