If you could only have one song on your running playlist what would it be?
mabearof6
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I usually listen to books, but sometimes like to mix it up. My lovely children deleted all my playlists so I need to start from scratch.
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I'm a child of the late 60s and 70s. One song? Ack. One of my favorites for both jogging and elliptical is Rosalita by Springsteen.
500 Miles by the Proclaimers for something that isn't ancient by most standards.
Any live Delbert McClinton rocks my world.
Geez, I got a million. But hardly anyone likes the music I do. Most of these threads, the music listed I've never even heard of. Big fat sigh.
One Headlight, Wallflowers
Mountain of Love, Johnny Rivers
Touch of Grey, Grateful Dead
You Won't See Me, Beatles
Coconut Telegraph, Jimmy Buffett
Is She Really Going Out With Him, Joe Jackson
Old Days, John Hiatt
Sweet Home Alabama, Gimme Three Steps, I Know a Little, Lynyrd Skynyrd
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, The Police
Train in Vain, Should I Stay or Should I Go, The Clash
You Better You Bet, The Who
Life is a Highway, Tom Cochrane
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I listen to all kinds of stuff, from indie(like Belle and Sebastian) to musicals (particularly Hamilton) to pop to rock to classical (mozart's symphony 25 over and over at the moment as we were watching Amadeus recently) to hip hop etc BUT if I had to pick *one* song it would, bizarrely, be Do You Love Your Hardcore by Squad-E and Cyanide (whoever they are). It *always* makes me run faster. I honestly don't know why, but it does...0
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I listen to various podcasts, there's no way I could listen to music while exercising or I'd probably treat the walking trail as my own personal stage singing at the top of my lungs. Podcast are great if you can find stuff your interested in0
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Definitely that would be "It's Raining Men!"3
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"You Suffer" by Napalm Death.
It is about 1.3 seconds - which is about as long as I wish to run.
My daughter created a playlist for me to use in the gym combining what she thought I would like and also what she likes which took me out of my musical comfort zone.
But outdoors I prefer to be connected to the scenery/surroundings rather than isolated from it.0 -
Light up the sky. Thousand foot krutch0
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Just one? well it'd be different if you asked me in a minute but the first song that popped into my head was Work This Body by Walk the Moon.
Now Unbelievers by Vampire Weekend has turned up, shortly followed by Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd ......0 -
My walking playlist has a whole selection of songs, each of which makes me want to perk up and go faster when it starts.
Road To Nowhere
Carry on Wayward Son
It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
500 Miles
Knights of Cydonia
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...but probably if I could only have one, I'd keep Ride Forever.0 -
Nothing keeps me going better than early 90's dance music. I just go to my Pandora app and go to the "Gonna Make You Sweat" By CC & the Music Factory channel. Love it!3
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Hip hop. The beats are great to run to.
I was at the gym running the other day, and this guy was on the stair stepper machine and was totally just getting down to his music. Lol. It was awesome, and I totally feel him. I've felt like doing that somedays1 -
Chuck Berry: "You Never can Tell/ Teenage Wedding/ C'est Le Vie"
But, if it was my only song, I'd probably run myself into the ground.0 -
Wizard of Meh by Pogo.0
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Lately I've been listening to a lot of good podcasts like "S Town" and "Up and Vanished". Time flies when I listen to those.
But if I had to add one song right now, it would be Imagine Dragon's "Believer".0 -
Ball - T.I. feat. Lil Wayne lol0
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Thanks everyone! Rebuilding my playlist.0
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Kickstart my Heart - Motley Crew0
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I literally just started listening to tunes on my runs beginning with the 13.1 I did this past Saturday. Here's running a half according to my playlist (there were tunes the whole time but the way these fell on shuffle vs where I was on the run made me LOL):
Mile 2: Shiny Happy People (REM)
Mile 4: Dancing Queen (ABBA)
Mile 5: Happy (Pharrell Williams)
Mile 6: Come Sail Away (Styx)
Mile 7: Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd)
Mile 8: Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (U2)
A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall (Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians)
I Alone (Live)
Mile 9: For the Longest Time (Billy Joel)
Tubthumping (Chumbawamba)
Everlong (Foo Fighters)
Mile 10: Sunday Bloody Sunday (U2)
Mama Mia (ABBA)
I'm Gonna Be (500 miles) (The Proclaimers)
Mile 11: I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor)
Hemorrhage (Fuel)
Mile 12: It's the End of the World as we Know it (R.E.M.)
Paint it Black (Rolling Stones)
Closer to Fine (Indigo Girls)
Mile 13: Here Comes the Sun (the Beatles)
My Hero (Foo Fighters)
We Are the Champions (Queen)
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I listen to a lot of goth and industrial dance music. I particularly like the "Funky Alternative" series. I used to go to alternative clubs and dance. I'm too old for it now, but I feel like I'm dancing when I'm on the elliptical.0
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I have a pretty awesome 5k playlist going with everything at about 130bpm. If I had to pick one song, it would be Pump It by the Black Eyed Peas.0
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Just one song? Hmm... I guess I'd go with Kavinsky's Nightcall. Whenever that song comes on during a run I zen out0
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Rudie Can't Fail by the Clash!0
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Seek and destroy ~ Metallica0
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