Heavy metal music

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  • aalanclose
    aalanclose Posts: 125 Member
    Alestorm - nothing like a bit of pirate metal to get you going or maybe some old school punk, Dead Kennedys, The ****ies and a bit of Snuff

    edit

    oh dear, the censor software on the site seems a bit prudish, the offending group was the D.ickies
  • lennykat
    lennykat Posts: 89
    My heavy playlist includes:

    Bush
    Live
    Metallica
    Billy Squire (old school!)
    BuckCherry
    Limp Bizkit
    Rage Against the Machine
    Def Leppard (old school!)
    Van Halen (Dave NOT Sammy)
    Kid Rock
    311
    AeroSmith (old school!)
    Pearl Jam
    Days of the New
    Ozzy
    Korn
    Dynamite Hack
  • bumflapassassin
    bumflapassassin Posts: 316 Member
    you could try leftover crack, nekromantix and the dead pets if you're looking for things you may not have come across before :) should be able to find them on myspace
  • meowthania
    meowthania Posts: 76
    This isn't really metal - but gets me kind of pumped...band name is Jerk (only first album is any good though)
  • zapatasbloodjv
    zapatasbloodjv Posts: 50
    you could try leftover crack, nekromantix and the dead pets if you're looking for things you may not have come across before :) should be able to find them on myspace

    I like leftover crack aka choking victim also. Saw them live a few years back. I will def. check out those other two bands u posted.
  • FaithsVegWorkout
    FaithsVegWorkout Posts: 471
    My play list is all over the place. It can go from industrial to Rihanna. There is def stuff I listen to at the gym that isn't really what I would want to listen to all the time.
  • Danahimself
    Danahimself Posts: 279 Member
    Just the suggestions I was looking for thanks all for the ideas! Forgot about Kid Rock..
  • mindphluxxx
    mindphluxxx Posts: 67
    My two main playlists are dance and metal/industrial/EBM.

    My metal/industrial one is stuff like...

    Deftones
    Tool
    Suicide Commando
    SiKth
    Arcturus
    Hydroxie
    Distatix
    Machine Head
    Decapitated
    In Flames
    Rammstein
    Project Pitchfork
    KMFDM
  • Dragongrl
    Dragongrl Posts: 186 Member
    Also, what about punk music like Limp Bizkit or Korn?

    No offense. Not punk music. Would fall in New Metal genre.

    Try blasting Slayer as loud as your eardrums can stand it (if not louder) during your workout.

    I put alot of Iron Maiden and Megadeth in my playlist.

    If you like Vikings and norse mythology listen to Amon Amarth. Melow Deth sound. Pretty sweet.

    I would like to also recomend Children of Bodom for a faster pace workout.

    Have a nice day!!!!
  • missdaisy79
    missdaisy79 Posts: 566 Member
    I like the Transplants for working out to. Not my usual thing, but for pumping me up for a bit of treadmill or punching stuff can't beat it. I'd normally listen to grindcore or death metal, but I'm likely to kill myself trying to keep to the beat there. And for a thoroughly brutal band, you can't beat The Day Everything Became Nothing.
  • tammihart
    tammihart Posts: 953 Member
    bump to show my girls this is their music!
  • pez1234
    pez1234 Posts: 20 Member
    I like Grinspoon, great variation, try the album 'Best In Show', there's the odd slow one on the album but there's some great crunchy guitar and mad lyrics in some of the songs, I recommend Lost Control, 100 miles, DC x 3, Chemical heart (only cause its a great song), Bleed You Dry, Champion, More Than You Are, Black Friday, Secrets. If you go back to the old school punk UK Subs, Sex Pistols are awesome.
  • Danahimself
    Danahimself Posts: 279 Member
    So as I try and find more songs for the lifting session...I just came across a band called Gojira. I usually don't get into to much screaming but I can tolerate it a bit with these guys due to amazing drums and dominance of beats!
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