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I´m surprised there´s no thread on this:

What do you listen to when you hit the weights?

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My main music during my spare time is electro/progressive dance.

But when I workout I have to listen to heavy metal to get me pumped to lift weights.

During a typical session I'll listen to any of the following:

- Disturbed
- Drowning Pool
- Saliva
- Machine Head
- Breaking Benjamin

And throw in a few random songs from Papa Roach like Bloodbrothers - my personal favourite workout song or Pendulum.

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I listen to a ton of rap and punk, with metal throw in for good measure:
-Pusha T
-Wu Tang Clan
-Anti-flag
-Tech9
-Rage against the Machine
-The Queers
-Disturbed
-Against me!
-Sam Adams

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(02-04-2012 04:22 PM)hunter7 Wrote:  I´m surprised there´s no thread on this:

What do you listen to when you hit the weights?

salsa, merengue, regaetton

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(02-04-2012 04:46 PM)Cookie Wrote:  -Rage against the Machine

Great choice.

Mostly I listen to rap or metal, depending on my mood.

For rap, mostly west coast shit or Detroit scene. Snoop, Dre, Proof, etc.

For metal and heavier stuff, lots of Dio, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Motorhead, shit like that.

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Rage Against The Machine
Disturbed
5 Finger Death Punch
Drowning Pool
7 Dust
DMX

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Cannibal Corpse
Dio
Motley Crue
Annihilator
Overkill
Origin
Disturbed
Nile

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All right the best work out music for me is Tupac, just bump All Eyez on Me from start to finish, I guarantee you'll have a kick ass workout.

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You have no idea how fast you can run until you've ran while listening to Dragonforce

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grindcore, death metal, hardcore punk or rap/hiphop, especially nas.

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Dragonforce is awesome.

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Cool thread, I want more ideas on this!

Any electronica?

I'm looking for testosterone-ridden music. I like metal as well.

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Slayer
Hatebreed
Biohazard
Type O Negative
Life of Agony (first album)
Iron Maiden
S.O.D - Speak English or Die
Old Metallica - Justice or older
Social Distortion

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Jedi Mind Tricks

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Lesser known band but: Russian Circles.

There harder songs are great for lifting ala Station or Harper Lewis
There chiller songs are great for spacing out during long runs.

If you like drumming, Turncratz is about the best around these days.

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The Pokemon theme song. It gets me pumped.

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(03-31-2012 04:01 PM)Amour Fou Wrote:  Cool thread, I want more ideas on this!

Any electronica?

I'm looking for testosterone-ridden music. I like metal as well.

Look for Trance Control's songs, they are available to download by torrent, there is a torrent of 42 files, they will blow your mind. They are from late 90's early 2000's they make electronic music of today look amateur and boring.

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(03-31-2012 04:35 PM)Alfonzo Wrote:  Jedi Mind Tricks

add immortal technique to this. The best raps to work out.

wouldnt rule out 2pac since ronnie coleman worked out listening him. lol

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At now - Iron Maiden.
But also anything pop music or retro.

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I have a set playlist that I change every week. Mostly hip-hop and (for lack of a more descriptive term) rock. Lately it's been alot of Chevelle and E-40. One things picked up up while doing sleep research was the idea of pre/post workout songs. Basically listen to the exact same song every time you are about to workout and every time your done. Helps get your body and mind into focus. Works perfectly for me beacause I have a 4 minute walk to/from the gym.

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I usually just play an album straight through. Lately it's been these:

Mars Volta - The Bedlam In Goliath
Coheed & Cambria - Good Apollo Volume I.
Megadeth - Rust In Peace
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Behemoth - Evangelion
Between The Buried & Me - The Great Misdirect

I usually play music that stays relentless throughout.

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(04-01-2012 08:11 AM)Jackhammer Wrote:  I usually just play an album straight through. Lately it's been these:

Mars Volta - The Bedlam In Goliath
Coheed & Cambria - Good Apollo Volume I.
Megadeth - Rust In Peace
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Behemoth - Evangelion
Between The Buried & Me - The Great Misdirect

I usually play music that stays relentless throughout.

There's some amazing guitar work on Rust in Peace. That's my favorite Megadeth album.

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(04-01-2012 08:31 AM)Parlay44 Wrote:  There's some amazing guitar work on Rust in Peace. That's my favorite Megadeth album.

Definitely. The combo of Dave & Marty was unstoppable. My favorite is probably either Peace Sells, So Far So Good So What, or Cryptic Writings.