Favorite Song While Lifting

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Was Bruce Dickinson filling in on vocals while Halford left the band?
 
Ride of the Valkyries and similar martial music which are never played at the gym. So sad.

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These are ones I always love to listen to and I've done bb posing routines to both of them.


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Sillet - Whispers in the Dark



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Thousand Foot Krutch - Fire It Up
 
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This !
 
And THIS:

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Drolhunter said:
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Nice, but too depressive for me, lol. I need pounding, aggressive mayhem to get in the mood. Everybody is different, I guess.
 
hairygrandpa said:
Nice, but too depressive for me, lol. I need pounding, aggressive mayhem to get in the mood. Everybody is different, I guess.
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Haha that's true!

Here's some pleasant pounding:

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Metal lyrics aren't really the most motivating but the aggressiveness gives you energy and anger to push through the workout.

And I believe that some songs which are related to situations like training just work differently, you know I don't listen to the songs that are on my training playlist when I'm not training... If I would, they'd lose some of their effectiveness. ...Or if I would listen to them when doing daily activities I'd be like "yeaaaaah buddy let's dish these plates lightweight baby"
 
Drolhunter said:
Haha that's true!

Here's some pleasant pounding:

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Metal lyrics aren't really the most motivating but the aggressiveness gives you energy and anger to push through the workout.

And I believe that some songs which are related to situations like training just work differently, you know I don't listen to the songs that are on my training playlist when I'm not training... If I would, they'd lose some of their effectiveness. ...Or if I would listen to them when doing daily activities I'd be like "yeaaaaah buddy let's dish these plates lightweight baby"
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Metal, ah, not my thing. May have to do with my age.
In youth It was break-dance and techno what turned me on, and somehow stuck with me. What generation are you?

You are right, it always depends upon the situation. Listening to hard industrial techno, while driving, gives me road rage, when dead lifting it gives me the mindset.
Privately I'm more into stuff like your first post and music like:

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hairygrandpa said:
Metal, ah, not my thing. May have to do with my age.
In youth It was break-dance and techno what turned me on, and somehow stuck with me. What generation are you?

You are right, it always depends upon the situation. Listening to hard industrial techno, while driving, gives me road rage, when dead lifting it gives me the mindset.
Privately I'm more into stuff like your first post and music like:

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Aaa sorry, I thought of metal when you talked about pounding, but you meant techno! I am born in the 90's

I agree, industrial techno (as well as industrial metal) gives you like a hypnotic feeling, more focused when the song and situation is right.
 
Drolhunter said:
Aaa sorry, I thought of metal when you talked about pounding, but you meant techno! I am born in the 90's

I agree, industrial techno (as well as industrial metal) gives you like a hypnotic feeling, more focused when the song and situation is right.
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90's :) You could be my son , LOL
 
Revis, Failure, and Big Wreck.
 
Monster - Skillet
Crime in the City - Griz
Dot Your Eyes - Five Finger Death Punch
Beast - Rob Bailey & the Hustle Standard
Blastaa - Griz
Boots and Blood - 5FDP
Bringing Down the Giant - Saving Abel
Can't Be Touched - Roy Jones Jr
Cinderella Man - Eminem
Cryin Like A Bitch - Godsmack

I have so many more favorites lol
 
ROLLIN IN THE DEEP BY ADELE...it puts my wife in the mood and I get a great workout in[bedroom]!!!!
 
Some good ideas in here for sure.

Some of my personal faves:
*iggas bleed, story to tell, skys the limit - biggie
Cradle to the grave - mobb deep
Keep it thoro - prodigy
Not enough words - action bronson
Black Friday, art of peer pressure - kendrick lamar
Some kind of monster, seek and destroy - metallica
Drag the water - pantera
Droppin plates, just stop - disturbed
 
Hell Yeah...Alcohaulin' A$$
 
Lately a lot of 1960s/70s/80s rock

House of the Rising Sun, The Animals-warmup only.
Proud Mary, Tina Turner
Don't Bring Me Down, ELO
Juke Box Hero, Foreigner
In the midnight hour, Billy Idol
Mony Mony, Billy Idol
Back on the Road Again, REO Speedwagon
Coming to America, Neil Diamond
I want you to want me, Cheap Trick- live at Budokan of course
Slow Ride, Foghat
I Can't Drive 55, Sammy Hagar
Slow and Easy, White Snake
You can still rock in America, Night Ranger
Hold on Loosely, .38 Special
Saturday Night Special, Lynard Skynard
Heat of the Moment, Asia
Bad to the Bone, George Thorogood
My Sharona, The Knack
Lonely is the Night, Billy Squire
Black Betty, Ram Jam
You've got another thing coming- Judas Priest
Detroit Rock City-Kiss

Personal favorites:
Ride of the Valkyries. Wagner
Sambre et Meuse.
Carmina Burana, Orf
Mars, Bringer of War. Holst
Panzerlied
 
UCSMiami said:
Lately a lot of 1960s/70s/80s rock

House of the Rising Sun, The Animals-warmup only.
Proud Mary, Tina Turner
Don't Bring Me Down, ELO
Juke Box Hero, Foreigner
In the midnight hour, Billy Idol
Mony Mony, Billy Idol
Back on the Road Again, REO Speedwagon
Coming to America, Neil Diamond
I want you to want me, Cheak Trick- live at Budokan of course
Slow Ride, Foghat
I Can't Drive 55, Sammy Hagar
Slow and Easy, White Snake
You can still rock in America, Night Ranger
Hold on Loosely, .38 Special
Saturday Night Special, Lynard Skynard
Heat of the Moment, Asia
Bad to the Bone, George Thorogood
My Sharona, The Knack
Lonely is the Night, Billy Squire
Black Betty, Ram Jam
You've got another thing coming- Judas Priest
Detroit Rock City-Kiss

Personal favorites:
Ride of the Valkyries. Wagner
Sambre et Meuse.
Carmina Burana, Orf
Mars, Bringer of War. Holst
Panzerlied
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I salute you....reo riding the storm out 70's version live is killer....so is working man by rush!!!
 
Metallica - for whom the bell tolls, king nothing,2x4 ,fuel
2pac- u can't see me, me against the world, troublesome 96
D. M. X. -x gonna give it to ya, party up, ruff riders
Avenge seven fold - hail to the king
 
summertime blues-blue cheer...bet you youngins have to google that one, lol....
 
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