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Topic: favorite songs to run to |
Ken Camet
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 posted Apr-12-2007 01:07 AM
  
whiskey in the Jar - Metallica
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oldslowguy
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posted Apr-12-2007 09:32 AM
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Originally posted by augie09:
I'l hit you with a fav new play list to run to, drive to, snowboard to....apply some pressure by maximo park
blue orchid by white stripes
chase money by trouble andrews
nature of the expirement by tokyo police club
back to higher ground by the Briggs
never never by the libertines
grey day by Zoot woman
modern inventions by the submarines
eitherway by trouble andrews
i disappear by the faint
rebellion by arcade fire
i predict a riot by the kaiser chiefs
paranoiattach by the Faint
perhaps vampires by Arctic Monkeys
club foot by Kasabian
graveyard chic by I was a teenage satan worshipper
open book by the rakes
the rat by the walkmens
wasteland by maximo park
knights of cydonia by muse
wolf like me by tv on the radio
joker and the theif by wolfmother
Dang I feel old!! I have never heard of ANY of these songs, much less the bands! My play lists are all about the Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Steve Miller, etc. If I want to listen to more modern music I might throw on some Boston, Paul McCartney, Bob Marley or Aerosmith. But when the Red Hot Chile Peppers come on you know I am feeling on the edge!! It could be worse, I guess. At least I don't have Elvis, Pat Boone and Chubby Checker..........
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erunion
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posted Apr-12-2007 11:00 AM
ANYTHING by crystal method works for me.
Red hot chili peppers are good too, as is BT.
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chrisbuckeye1
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posted Apr-12-2007 12:00 PM
call me the breeze..Lynard Skynner.....Eminem, 3 doors down and of course AC DC...C
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javaangel25
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posted Apr-12-2007 12:50 PM
I'm an album person -
Panic at the Disco
Both Fall out Boys
Both The Killer's albums
Same with Bloc Party
Love David Bowie
also Green Day's American Idiot
Oh and I can't wait to load all the modest Mouse's on
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lah1621
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posted Apr-13-2007 11:27 AM
Thanks for the good ideas, I was just thinking of updating my music. Here are some of my favorites either for the beat or for the movtivation of the words. These are the ones I pull out when I want to give up and start walking.
I'm Bad - LL Cool J
Yeah - Usher
Lose Yourself - Emminem
Bad Moon Rising - Credence
No Sleep till Brooklyn - Beastie Boys
September - Earth Wind & Fire
Everlong - Foo Fighters
Rock your Body - Justin Timberlake
50 Ways to Leave your Lover - Paul Simon
Clocks - Coldplay
Joy to the World - Three Dog Night
We Belong Together - Mariah Carey
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Docster
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posted Apr-13-2007 01:17 PM
Bob Seger - Like a Rock. Definitely one of my favorites...it's always loaded.
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twupny
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posted Apr-13-2007 04:43 PM
don't forget podrunner podcasts. They are free, and for getting into a zone, they are the absolute best. Find 'em on iTUNES or at www.djsteveboy.com
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mimiunger
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posted Apr-13-2007 06:19 PM
Daddy I'm Fine-Sinead O'Conner
Anything by Pink
Cocky-Kid Rock
Party Hard-Andrew WK
Scotty Doesn't Know-Lustra
Learning to Fly-Tom Petty
Steady as She Goes-Raconteors
Best of You-Foo Fighters
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shake
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posted Apr-17-2007 12:51 AM
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Originally posted by lissasays:
Here's a thread that pops up every now and then. What is everyone listening to lately? I'm looking for some new tunes to run to. My current favorites are:Live and Let Die - Guns n Roses
Harvester of Sorrow - Metallica
Promises - Fugazi
Anarchy in the UK - Sex Pistols
Love will Tear us Apart - Joy Division
fugazi, right on.
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shake
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posted Apr-17-2007 12:53 AM
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Originally posted by augie09:
I'l hit you with a fav new play list to run to, drive to, snowboard to....apply some pressure by maximo park
blue orchid by white stripes
chase money by trouble andrews
nature of the expirement by tokyo police club
back to higher ground by the Briggs
never never by the libertines
grey day by Zoot woman
modern inventions by the submarines
eitherway by trouble andrews
i disappear by the faint
rebellion by arcade fire
i predict a riot by the kaiser chiefs
paranoiattach by the Faint
perhaps vampires by Arctic Monkeys
club foot by Kasabian
graveyard chic by I was a teenage satan worshipper
open book by the rakes
the rat by the walkmens
wasteland by maximo park
knights of cydonia by muse
wolf like me by tv on the radio
joker and the theif by wolfmother
tokyo police club and tv on the radio are both good to run to. choice.
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shake
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posted Apr-17-2007 12:58 AM
any album by the casket lottery, the hold steady, fairweather, the jazz june, the lawrence arms, mock orange, portugal. the man, say anything, small leaks sink ships, weatherbox, set your goals, crime in stereo.
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joewascool
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posted Apr-17-2007 08:01 AM
Nobody has mentioned Steverunner's Phedippidations Podcast...For speed: Surfin USA - Beach Boys
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randymar
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posted Apr-17-2007 10:34 AM
Sadly, this popped into my head yesterday evening ...I blame D'Kid; you can, too, because it's going to earworm you all day long. Sorry. Hilary Duff - Beat of My Heart ------------------
Life is Short ... Make Fun of It. 400 Beers
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Muzu
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posted Apr-17-2007 08:30 PM
mine right now are the podrunner series, mainy cruise control at 175bpm, and groundpounder at 180. There's Velociraptor at 181bpm, however I jump around those a lot for the little parts I like  Being a total trend whore I got the nike+ deal, so far my powersongs have been:
starchild - dune (I think)
aaand some other song that's mainly an angry fast rock song that goes 'lets set this stage' or something mid way through it. hmm... I really don't know most of the songs I listen to... just need a good beat for when I completely zone out.
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DavidD
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posted Apr-18-2007 12:22 PM
Maffetone wrote an article on music, training and sports injury (or some such title). His site (www.philmaffetone.com) has music that is great (he's also a songwriter) -- I listen to it while swimming and for indoor stuff (treadmill or bike), very therapeutic.
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melistic
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posted Apr-18-2007 12:57 PM
snoop. old snoop. new snoop. featuring snoop. doesn't matter
that silly dogg makes me smile.
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husband is on a benni benasi kick. high tempo long endurance.
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edited for the tech. challenged..
i need an ipod for podcast right?[This message has been edited by melistic (edited Apr-18-2007).]
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nulemoni
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posted Apr-18-2007 02:10 PM
I like to listen to full albums, even when I'm running.New Found Glory - self-titled
Run Kid Run - This is who we are
Lady Sovereign - Public Warning
MxPx - Slowing goign the way of the Buffalo
Andrew W.K. - All his music. So pretty much Pop-Punk is a good tempo for me. [This message has been edited by nulemoni (edited Apr-18-2007).]
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nulemoni
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posted Apr-18-2007 02:18 PM
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Xohho
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posted Apr-19-2007 10:19 AM
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Originally posted by augie09:
I'l hit you with a fav new play list to run to, drive to, snowboard to....apply some pressure by maximo park
rebellion by arcade fire
i predict a riot by the kaiser chiefs
club foot by Kasabian
graveyard chic by I was a teenage satan worshipper
knights of cydonia by muse
Have you been borrowing my Ipod? Other tunes on my playlist at the moment include Jerk It Out - The Caesers
Two Receivers - Klaxons
Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt - We are Scientists There's some good tunes for running on both the 2nd Killers' album, and the second Arcade Fire one (& AF are great live!). My favourite golden oldie to run to is Nut Rocker by Bee Bumble and the Stingers - gives you a good lift when you're tired!
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Jaggergirl
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posted Apr-19-2007 11:45 AM
Dude, it's totally about Motorhead and David Lee Roth.Also, Harry Belefonte!
"Jump in the Line"! (remember the credits for Beetlejuice)? Spanish dance
(merengue, salsa -- try Spanish Harlem Orchestra) And The STOOGES (Iggy Pop before he was Iggy Pop, is the long and short of it -- check out "Raw Power")
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augie09
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posted Apr-19-2007 01:10 PM
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Originally posted by Xohho:
Have you been borrowing my Ipod?Other tunes on my playlist at the moment include Jerk It Out - The Caesers
Two Receivers - Klaxons
Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt - We are Scientists There's some good tunes for running on both the 2nd Killers' album, and the second Arcade Fire one (& AF are great live!). My favourite golden oldie to run to is Nut Rocker by Bee Bumble and the Stingers - gives you a good lift when you're tired!
I'llhave to go check these three out. I want to say i have heard the 1st and 3rd, but never the Klaxons. If you haven't listened to trouble andrews (trevor andrews), check him out. half of his songs are pretty solid. He is a snowboarder that likes being a musician to.
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martinjames
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posted Apr-19-2007 01:39 PM
Almost anything by: Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, old B52s. Bump-along runs: Santana, Grateful Dead. Then a few random choices: Get Ready (20-minute version) -- Rare Earth
Common People -- William Shatner
Groove is in the Heart -- DeeLite
Humpty Dance -- Digital Underground
Flirtin with Disaster -- Molly Hatchett
Battle Flag -- Lo Fidelity All Stars
Sweet Home Chicago -- Blues Bros.
Gold Digger -- Kanye
Wango Tango -- Ted Nugent
Stone Free -- Jimi
Pop Goes the Weasel -- 3d Base
I ran -- Flock of Seagulls
Great American Nightmare -- Rob Zombie
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SB2001
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posted Apr-19-2007 02:54 PM
Theme song from "The Departed" which is:Ship it up to Boston - by The Drop Kick Murphy's
(that Irish sound seems to lift my feet)
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lissasays
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posted Apr-20-2007 10:23 AM
I agree with that! The Dropkick Murphy's are so fun to run to. I listen to "Shipping Up to Boston" almost daily.
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