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What do you listen to when you're working out?

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  • Posts: 409 Member
    metal or techno: whitechapel, cannibal corpse, devil driver, lamb of god, decapitated, abigail williams, the faceless, dub step skrillex ect
  • Manson
  • Posts: 1,479 Member
    House, dubstep, hardstyle. Mostly hardstyle though :bigsmile:
  • Posts: 1,320 Member
    Madonna - Lucky Star. Over, and over, and over, and over, and over.
  • Posts: 77 Member
    I put on Pandora on shuffle. I have everything from the Oldies to Country to Hard Rock and Alternative
  • Posts: 921 Member
    Amon Amarth's 2006 release With Oden on Our Side, or Daft Punk's ALIVE 2007.
  • Posts: 405 Member
    I have possibly the most random mix of music on my mp3 player. I can go from listening to The Beatles, to System of a Down, to Beethoven, to Lady Gaga. It's amazing. My favourite mix was when my mp3 went from System of a Down to the Olympic fanfare to Bowie. That made my elliptical time much more fun!

    I have a similar mix, it's always nice when the mp3 surprises you! although there is an overwhelming amount of metal- i really find Rob Zombie brilliant as workout ( and driving) music.
  • Posts: 392 Member
    EDM & hip-hop. ~
  • Posts: 38 Member
    Everything from Disco to Rap to Rock to Pop. I randomize the playlist and just skip the songs that are not doing it for me at the time. When I run I find I am a bit more selective.
  • Posts: 234 Member
    I like to listen to classic rock, Kelly Clarkson, and Drop Kick Murphies. But lately I've been listening to stand up comedy. My runs go by a lot faster when I listen to that. However, I'm sure I look like a moron giggling on the tredmill.
  • Posts: 1,225 Member

    I love megadeth. :)

    Me too: all he stuff of theirs I had was on tape and long since lost, but I found that they had done a 'best of' and I found the notion of a megadeth 'greatest hits' so funny I had to buy it.
  • Posts: 72 Member
    hmmm..flo rida on pandora radio :)
  • Posts: 261 Member
    My usual playlist is Korn (old school), Slipknot, and Adema.
    Surprisingly, the other day I was doing deadlifts and Billie Holiday came on (my iPod happened to be on shuffle that day). I didn't want to stop in the middle of a set to change it, but I really didn't mind.
    Is that weird??
  • Posts: 558 Member
    Rap and R&B. The kind that makes you feel like you're hard core. Like you own the b*tch. :smokin:
  • Posts: 103 Member

    I have a similar mix, it's always nice when the mp3 surprises you! although there is an overwhelming amount of metal- i really find Rob Zombie brilliant as workout ( and driving) music.

    YES!! The only time I don't have road rage is when I'm listening to metal!
  • I listen to Pandora....its either Snoop Dog Radio or Dr. Dre Radio.

    I hate rap music, but I noticed I can get into it when Im at the gym. It gives me the motivation.
  • When on lifting weights/walking:


    SOAD
    Foo Fighters
    Shakira
    Gnarls Barkley
    Nicole Scherzinger
    and whatever makes me feel strong!
  • I do my speed rope to Rage Against the Machine!
  • Posts: 1,014 Member
    I like alot of those. I also throw in some Pink, Lady Gaga, Dead Mau5, Trace Adkins, Toby Keith, VNV Nation, Anders Manga....needless to say, what I listen to is all over the board. About the only thing I don't have on my playlist is rap. I've never been big into it, and most of the newer stuff is crap, imo. If I can sing/dance to it, I usually listen to it. My husband, on the other hand, is definitely much more of a metalhead.
  • Posts: 141 Member
    I listen to Van Morrison - Moondance as I'm getting things set up to lift. It kind of erases anything else that may get in my way for my workout. Then I flip on Spotify with a Skrillex or Deadmau5 radio and let the music spin.
  • Posts: 157 Member
    Cardio - Gaga, rap, hip hop, something with the right beat to drive me at a decent pace

    Lifting - Blues or rock, the louder the better. SRV, Metallica, Led Zeppelin
  • Posts: 129 Member
    Ozzy-Crazy Train, Mr. Tinkertrain
    Evanescence-Sweet Sacrifice, Tourniquet, Going Under, Bring me to Life
    Metallica-Master of Puppets, Sad but True, Harvester of Sorrow, Frayed ends of Sanity
    Megadeth-Peace Sells, Symphony of Destruction
    Skillet-Hero, Comatose, Monster, Awake and Alive
    ZZtop- I want to thank you
    Led Zepplin-Kashmir, Black Dog
    Defleppard-Rock it, Pour some Sugar
    Beastie Boys-Paul Revere, Brass Monkey, Intergalactic

    Cool Down -

    Third Day-Love Song
    Bon Jovi-Hallelujah
  • Posts: 1,018 Member
    Kanye West – Stronger
  • Posts: 675 Member
    Lately- Roar by Katy Perry!
  • Posts: 833 Member
    For lifting, I couldn't care less. Music, books, TV, whatever.

    For running... anything that has the right tempo. I have an iPod list with a really bizarre collection of music, from marching songs to Russian pop music, and the only thing it all has in common is it's all got the same meter. :P
  • Posts: 3 Member
    When I'm running, Classic Rock! haha I don't know why, I think it's easier for me to get through when I can sing every word to a good song!

    When I'm toning, hip hop and rap
  • Posts: 447 Member
    Whatever is in my LastFM library mix. I've got over 800+ artists in there, & 10,000 loved tracks, so I get a mix & a variety. It keeps me entertained by what comes on.

    If I use Pandora, it varies what station. Usually anything between:
    Nine Inch Nails.
    Skinny Puppy.
    The Sisters Of Mercy.
    Stabbing Westward.
    Erasure.
    Depeche Mode.
    The Cure

    etc..

    But then I dig pop, & oldies stuff too, so mostly anything that's in the library.
  • Posts: 151 Member
    EDM

    Trance to get me in the zone

    House to lift some heavy *kitten* weight
  • Posts: 3,515 Member
    Either

    a) Nothing; or

    b) BBC Radio 5 Live; or

    c) Podcasts. Stuff like: In Our Time, Start The Week, Kermode and Mayo, Thinking Aloud.
  • Posts: 143 Member
    usually I have to listen to the ****e they put on in the gym as I mostly forget to take my ipod,phone etc...

    If I remember to take it its usually:

    Metallica
    Korn
    Pantera
    Iron Maiden
    Seether...
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