Music you work out to

[nobody]

I usually go for something that can keep my attention, lots of heavy-ish guitars and the like. I listen to a lot of Queens of the Stone Age when working out lately.

What aboot yoo guys eh?

[denizengt]

Rob Zombie, Kamelot, Stratovarius, Nightwish, Slipnot, Black Label Society, Marylin Manson, Metallica, Megadeth, and more lowbrow heavy metal/metal symphonic/rock orchestral groups.

[MTsoul]

I've been searching for something to work out to as well. Anyone know of anything that does NOT have guitars in it? I can't stand guitars (i.e. metal, a lot of rock, alternative, a lot of pop, etc.)

[fester8542]

I listen to...
Mudvayne, Pantera, Avenged Sevenfold, Killswitch Engage, Bury Your Dead, All that Remains, Soilwork, 3 Inches of Blood.

Pretty much anything insane that gets me pumped up.

[Templarian]

I'm working on gaining weight and nice calm music really helps me so the opposite is probably the best for working out (Dave Matthews and Carbon Leaf type stuff).

[wes_design]

Kenny G bee-iotch-es

his soulfy melody with that flute gets me crunk

jazz that makes you want to work those glutes

[thoriphes]

I listen to Dragonforce, avenged sevenfold, slipknot, lacuna coil, crystal method, rise against, dream theater, liquid tension, marty friedman, suidakra...choice songs all on a playlist.

[DDD]

...jazz that makes you want to work those glutes
Yea I am sure those glutes are getting worked....:lol::fab:
Personally I work out to Jay-Z, Pac, Jada Kiss and DMX.

[DanontheMoon]

^:lol:x2

Pantera, Ministry, Wumpscut, Velvet Acid Christ, Combichrist, Slayer, Atari Teenage Riot, Crowbar, Bleeding Through, Hatebreed, Lamb of God, the first Slipknot and Static X albums, mostly metal and industrial.

[wes_design]

Yea I am sure those glutes are getting worked....:lol::fab:
Personally I work out to Jay-Z, Pac, Jada Kiss and DMX.

DDD& Dan
I am just glad someone understood reference and learned it was a joke.:beer:


as far as music goes reggae(dancehall), hard rock, korn , and anything with random german words in it -lol, Soca, old cheesy 80's dance music keeps me laughing but also awake
fifty, kwali, krs-one, uhmm thats all I can recall for now

[shane-c]

Rage Against the Machine, Talib Kweli, Deftones, Heiroglyphics, Brother Ali

[directory_guy]

I'm working on gaining weight and nice calm music really helps me so the opposite is probably the best for working out (Dave Matthews and Carbon Leaf type stuff).

Are you trying to gain weight? That is some thing new for a change:beer:

[directory_guy]

I do listen to whatever comes out of my iPod. I usually put it on shuffle and let the machine choose any song out of the 2400+ songs I have in there.

[jennylee324]

yeah, for dance music, basically you've got to get the hottest stuff from the euro-zone, everything else pretty much sucks... for example this stuff pretty much rocks..... (direct itunes link)

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults?albumTerm=Euro+Club+Hits+Vol +

[fasterthanlight™]

faster needs a gym membership

[pablo 2006]

Anything by Ramstein should be avoided, too many quiet bits and intros that allow the ponsey gym music to flood in and spoil your mojo.

[built_by]

LCD Soundsystem - his Nike album

just 50 minutes of rotating rhythms and beats.