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Sharpe
03-15-2002, 01:17 PM
I was wondering if any of you use music with your workouts? I know I can't do a workout without music pumping me, anyone else feel the same way? I use bands such as.... Disturbed, Metallica,AC DC, Godsmack, Alice in Chains, Dope, Saliva, Rammstein etc etc etc anyone else use heavy music to get jacked?
Powerlifter16
03-15-2002, 03:20 PM
Your missing.......
Static-x
Pantera
Ozzy
Mudvayne
Def Leppard
Manson
Megadeath
Slayer
Motley Cure
POD
ORgy
Papa Roach
Powerman5000
Prodigy
Primer55
Primus
Rob Zombie
White Zombie
Sevendust
Slipknot
Gun's N roses
Soil
System of a down
Tantric
Union Underground
Plus all the ones u named......have every metallica song on computer lol.
There is what some bands i lift to are.
lifter
Sharpe
03-15-2002, 03:43 PM
haha yes you are right man all them bands ****ing rock!!!
Sharpe
03-15-2002, 03:48 PM
hey man do you have icq, msn? anything like that we could share songs, im in need for some new tunes badly.
Powerlifter16
03-15-2002, 04:42 PM
MSN and AOL........i'll send u a PM.
lifter
notverybigguy
03-14-2003, 06:41 PM
HATEBREED!!......AND DOPE!
SOAD
Disturbed
Slipknot
sometimes Metallica
99% of the time its Disturbed though :cool:
Vehementi
03-14-2003, 08:17 PM
MAN I wish we had good music like this over at my gym. All these tards in my weight room play Justin Crediblygay (Timberlake :rolleyes: ) **** all the time. It pisses me off. Then they all look at me wierd when I pop in a Godsmack CD.
Goddamnit lifting is not the time for senseless music like that ****!!!
Originally posted by Vehementi
MAN I wish we had good music like this over at my gym. All these tards in my weight room play Justin Crediblygay (Timberlake :rolleyes: ) **** all the time. It pisses me off. Then they all look at me wierd when I pop in a Godsmack CD.
Goddamnit lifting is not the time for senseless music like that ****!!!
mines same way
my music comes on the way to the gym
or if Im doin some event training at home
otherwise its classic rock at about the lowest possible volume :(
today we had a new girl workin and the owner was gone though so we at least had the popular station on loud
mix of alternative and rap
but better than usual!
I saw one mention of system of a down...they have got to be one of the best weight lifting bands ever...cry me a river is a great song too....j/king
Megadeth
Metallica
Danzig
Misfits
Sepultura
Venom
Pantera
Black Flag
DRI
Are some of my favorites to work out to.
P.T.B.W
03-16-2003, 07:22 PM
OPeration:Mindcrime from Queensryche or Public Enemy's "It takes a Nation of Millions to hold us back", I listen to those two before every workout.
thundar
11-07-2003, 07:26 PM
this is kind of an old post now, but its still important. when i go the gym i expect to hear music that actually gets my adrenalin going, or music that inspires me. but what have i had to listen to in nearly every gym ive ever been to? hip-hop and other **** music. now, i just dont understand why an owner of a gym would allow that. anyway, what do u guys listen to when u work out? static-x has got to be the best. any recommendations? how about some music similar to static, or some kick-ass bands that arent so mainstream? thanks. peace.
Kane Fan
11-07-2003, 10:18 PM
Originally posted by Sharpe
I was wondering if any of you use music with your workouts? I know I can't do a workout without music pumping me, anyone else feel the same way? I use bands such as.... Disturbed, Metallica,AC DC, Godsmack, Alice in Chains, Dope, Saliva, Rammstein etc etc etc anyone else use heavy music to get jacked?
you have good taste but I never cared for Alice in Chains
I love Distrubed Metallica Godsmack AC DC tho
we should workout lol
yah w/out music I can feel my workouts are, iffy
Soshyopathe
11-08-2003, 12:32 AM
I don't know. When I'm weeping and wiping snot off my nose after squats, I kinda like hearing Timberlake's "Cry me a River." ;)
twista
11-08-2003, 06:36 AM
TWISTA!!!!!
also mob deep, jadakiss, dmx, big tymers, etc...
Woden
11-08-2003, 06:40 AM
Killswitch Engage and Machine Head
PainThriller
11-08-2003, 08:09 AM
Cannibal Corpse
Dying Fetus
Nile
Vomitory
Skinless
Goatwhore
Lamb Of God
Dead To Fall
Sepultura
Bolt Thrower
Fates Warning
Slayer
Brutality
Venom
Bleeding Through
Six Feet Under
Vader
Cephalic Carnage
Kreator
Napalm Death
Ammon Amarth
Immolation
Incanation
Bloodbath
Beheaded
Blood
Obituary
Morbid Angel
Deeds Of Flesh
Opeth
Severe Torture
Cradle Of Filth
Hatebreed
Soilwork
Megadeath
Motorhead
Killswitch Engage
Staind(Some songs)
Metalica(Old)
Ozzy
White Zombie
Imagika
Testament
Pantera
Sevendust
and thats all i got right now off the top of my head.
amusclehead
11-08-2003, 09:10 AM
static-x
rob zombie
spineshank
Pump that iron!
11-08-2003, 11:42 AM
Go ahead and laugh at me but I love to listen to COUNTRY when doing my workouts!
Just what I need to get my juices flowing and my adrenaline pumping.
JEFF7322
11-09-2003, 05:59 PM
ALICE COOPER
BLACK SABBATH/OZZY
RAMSTEIN
ROB ZOMBIE
you cant beat sevendust and slipknot
deserteagle50
11-10-2003, 02:08 AM
rammstein, metallica, disturbed, nirvana are my fav's
thundar
11-10-2003, 04:38 PM
anyone ever listen to industrial music? ive heard some before, and i really liked it. sounds like good workout music. so....can anyone throw me names of some industrial music bands that kick ass? thanks alot to whomever.
blumpkin6
11-12-2003, 04:15 PM
static-x is the best band to work out to IMO.
Ivy123000
01-04-2011, 01:33 AM
Megadeth
Metallica
Danzig
Misfits
Sepultura
Venom
Pantera
Black Flag
DRI
Heavy_Beats
01-04-2011, 04:30 AM
Unfortunately I don't have a mp3 player but If I did or could play anything on the uni gym's stereo.
I would probably play:
Children of Bodom
Dragonforce
Fintroll
ForeFarther
Gojira
Rise Against
Stormlord (latest album)
Vader
Vesperian Sorrow
Wintersun
Or just this:
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off topic, what classical music is used in this.
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JimmyChew
01-04-2011, 05:09 AM
I have the same old complaints of my gym: the motivation in there is so low that you could get a better workout walking through the produce section of your local market. The owner of the gym is opposed to changing anything, and doesn't truly care about the clients--he's just lookin to turn a buck (understandable, but I think he's in the wrong business personally).
The radio is in the manager's office, and only 2 stations come in anyhow. No one has access to play the tunes they want. Not that big a deal, just bring your headphones. But we all know it's more fun to just toss a CD on and pump it through the speakers.
My selections:
*amon amarth (saw someone else listed amon as well, +1 to you)
*dimmu borgir
*all that remains
*disturbed
*5 finger death punch
*tool
*Type O Negative
*Godsmack
*6gig
*the showdown
*pro pain
*cradle of filth
*alter bridge (only a couple tracks actually do it for me)
*adema
*metallica
*crossbreed
*arsis
*the dead season
*die krupps
I could probably go on forever. I usually make a playlist of about 30 tracks, change it up every few weeks. It's usually a combination of rock/metal/black metal/hardcore/thrash etc
++Also giving +1 to people who listed Alice In Chains, they are my favourite band--although I don't often listen to them when I workout.
Sidenote: anyone else got a buddy that only wants to workout to rap music? lol that drives me nuts. I like rap as much as the average white guy, but come one...I cannot workout listening to it.
MakeABanana
01-04-2011, 05:59 AM
Strong phucking bump. I don't own a portable MP3 player so I'm stuck with whatever the gym plays. My gym usually plays testicle-retracting pop though, so I play songs in my head from memory. It's mostly metal, punk and its off-shoots, and trance.
double gonad
01-04-2011, 10:12 AM
Strong phucking bump. I don't own a portable MP3 player so I'm stuck with whatever the gym plays. My gym usually plays testicle-retracting pop though, so I play songs in my head from memory. It's mostly metal, punk and its off-shoots, and trance.
You can get an mp3 player on Ebay for under $10.00, similar to an Ipod Shuffle. It's been years since I bought mine but it was like 99 cents with 4 or 5 dollar shipping from China. It's worked for 2 or 3 years with no problems.
Oh, and lifting in my garage FTW. My music, as loud as I want!