Post: #26

Dark Step - Drum & Bass
http://feeds2.feedburner.com/BarcodeFilthcast

you can download full mixes over an hour long ^^

Post: #27

Super Choice for starting a thread !

Anything Electronic/Progressive along with Hip-Hop would be great.

I tend to change my playlist every week.

Old Metallica
Origin
Techno9
Flo-Rida
Breaking Benjamin
David Guetta

This works perfectly for me

Post: #28

Newest Zyzz R.I.P. Mix; he's what motivated me to really get into lifting. Good if you're into trance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvR6cdfK9G4

Hit The Gym is obligatory.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moq1DxrD3e4

And mostly just various hardcore bands like Have Heart and Ceremony.

Post: #29

C'mon, you guys seriously need to step up your game.

















































Personally, I find most rock and metal to be shit for workout music, because they have no rhythm. I like trance with vocals, and some rap.

Anyone have a good tool for music discovery, specifically trance? I've used Slacker radio, having trouble finding a good tool.

Post: #30

(04-03-2012 09:00 PM)basilransom Wrote:  C'mon, you guys seriously need to step up your game.

Personally, I find most rock and metal to be shit for workout music, because they have no rhythm. I like trance with vocals, and some rap.

Bolded part is completely untrue first of all. And why do I need 'rhythm' to lift weights? Am I dancing while doing my bench press?

A lot of metal and rock is aggressive and pulsing, which gets adrenaline pumping. A lot of the rap/hip-hop stuff sucks the energy out of me and puts me to sleep. But whatever works for you.

Post: #31

challenged accepted Basil.





Doesn't get much more high-energy than that.

Post: #32

(04-07-2012 05:50 PM)Anon-A-Moose Wrote:  Doesn't get much more high-energy than that.

KMFDM SUCKS!



(If you're a fan, you'll get it).

Post: #33

There's a lot of really solid workout/motivational mixes on 8tracks. One of my favorites: http://8tracks.com/bobmaucher/you-re-so-...onstrating

I love mixing in the motivational speeches with my normal workout tracks.

Post: #34

(04-03-2012 08:35 PM)Estetica Wrote:  Newest Zyzz R.I.P. Mix; he's what motivated me to really get into lifting. Good if you're into trance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvR6cdfK9G4

Fuarrrrrkkkkk

Rest in Protein Zyzz

I've been bumpin this since it was released. Good trance

Post: #35

That Zyzz mix always gets me going. Check this shite out..

Chase and Status




StaticX




Dead Fucking Last




Foreign beggars




Flowdan




Caspa/Rusko






Crush that weight fellas...

Post: #36

(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.

The album Cross by Justice. Probably the only time I ever enjoy doing cardio.

Post: #37

Dubstep is all I have on my iPod. Everytime the drop kicks in, I get motivated to lift up those 15 pounds.

Post: #38

Post: #39

(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?

reggae,pop,rock music

Post: #40

Rick Ross - Rich Forever
Young Jeezy - TM103

Both have been going hard on my IPOD shuffle these past 4 months.

Post: #41

The ultimate motivational coach, Mr. Henry Rollins.

Post: #42

guess i'm an odd man out.

shoegaze/dream pop all the way

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf8j1bUgwJ8

Post: #43

I enjoy mixes from British DJ Jaguar Skills. He applies a 70's retro-ninja style to old-skool and modern hip hop. His mixes help keep me amped and motivated. I have 1.3 days worth of his mixes on my ipod and I just shuffle through that. Just youtube him or check out the mixes he posts on soundcloud; most of them can be found there and are free

http://soundcloud.com/djjaguarskills

Post: #44

Post: #45

Converge
The Bronx
Black Flag
The Stooges

Post: #46

bumping this quality thread. some great recommendations on here.

Post: #47

Mostly Metal for me

Kreator
Dissection
Iron Maiden
Darkest Hour
Funeral Mist
Gorgoroth

and some scene stuff like Bring Me the Horizon has some pretty catchy-angry songs like Crucify Me.

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Post: #49

For that last set, before you pussy out and cut the workout short

Post: #50

Death metal and hardcore are my favorites for lifting.

Here's a couple of my lifting playlists:

http://bronanthebarbarian.com/2013/01/06...a-edition/
http://bronanthebarbarian.com/2011/10/11...r-workout/