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What are some of your favorite songs or absolute musts that should be added to your ipod if not already there? Anything goes here. Even if the song is so lovey dovey that it makes you walk over to the guy at the squat rack ready to put 600 lbs on his back, if he would like to dance!Let it rip..."One"-Metallica"For Those About to Rock"- AC/DC"Talk"- Coldplay"I Wanna.."- Akon
Spartan law remix – delysidGo hard or go home - e40gears of war - megadethsweating bullets - megadethsophie needs a ladder - deadmau5sexy and I know it - lmfaoI stand alone - godsmackdomination - panteramore human than human - rob zombie
party rock anthem – LMFAOBye bye bye - NSyncParticle Man - They Might Be Giantswait, did I type that out loud? 😮
When I walk into the gym I hear the Gladiator movie main theme music in my head. Me no need no i-pod. >:(
My music in the gym is mostly classic rock and rap, but I do have some bizarre music I listen to when I work out that most people wouldn't listen to. Examples are Jazz, movie theme songs, and college football fight songs (I play USC's while I'm doing a brutal set, it pumps me up every time).It's funny Dmunee mentioned N'Sync. Remeber Mmm Bop by Hanson? Thats on my ipod!
Cancer Bats- anything by them really, but in particular I like Hail Destroyer, Sorceress, Dead Wrong, and Trust No OneComeback Kid- G.M. Vincent and I, Industry Standards, Market Demands, Pull Back The ReinsRise Against- pretty much anything by them
I agree on Rise Against. I listen to their songs on repeat, ALL the time, every workout. If it isn't broke, I don't plan on fixing it.
Heavy Metal, Rock, R&B, Techno, etc. Anything that really has a heavy, hardcore, motivating, get-your-body-moving type of beat to it.
Black Label Society – any songLincoln Park - Bleed It OutDisturbed - most of their songsGuns N Roses - Night TrainStone Sour - Get InsideAC/DC - ThunderstruckDropkick Murphy's - Shipping Up to BostonMotorhead - Ace of Spades.........to name a few that get me pumped
I agree on Rise Against. I listen to their songs on repeat, ALL the time, every workout. If it isn't broke, I don't plan on fixing it.
If you like Rise Against definitely check out the other two bands (Cancer Bats and Comeback Kid).
Metallica- Seek and Destroy and Wolfman and Don’t tread on meDisturbed- Animal and Warrior and Droppin platesLil Wayne- Drop the worldT.I. Im back8 Ball Hit em hardMotley Crue- kickstart my heartMegadeath- Rise Agianst- Five Finger death punch-Rob Zombie- GNR- Quiet Riot- Just to name a few, I like the IPod and headphones detours people from talking to you, and wasting valuable lifting time.
Great suggestions, keep them coming.I agree, it does help from people bothering you if you want to just focus on the workout. I will even leave them on if the battery is dead to leave the impression I'm tuning out!Few more goodies:46 & 2 by ToolThunder kiss by White ZombieBodies by Drowning Pool
I don't hear anything while actually lifting, read: doing the squat/clean/snatch/…, because I'm concentrated on doing what I do. In between there's always the radio on and I'm okay with anything that does not involve a lot of talking and laughing. I once squatted a PR to “Last Christmas”…For getting pumped-purposes I like Battery. BATTERY!
Music is a big part of my life. I could write such a long list! Would be mostly Black/Death/Thrash/Power/Doom – Metal, some Score Music like Two Steps From Hell and X-ray Dog, some electronic stuff like Pendulum and Daft Punk, and the classics from rocky, Training Montage, No Easy Way out, and so forth.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ1GbBlS9wM
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