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Re: lifting music
i have listened to most genres of music during one of the many stages of my life; 43,000 songs on itunes. i can appreciate the message of most songs regardless of the beats per minute or instruments in the background. when it comes to pumping me up and providing the motivation to follow through with my goals hip hop tends to delivery more consistently. this has a lot to do with the deeper struggles most in the inner cities have coming up and the stories they can tell. their passion and will for life tends to be deeper than most.
here are some of the songs that continually delivery to my success.
this one needs a star and the rest follow some random position behind it. *roy jones - cant be stopped* this coupled with career highlights from jose aldo or anderson silva and im ready for the world.
kayne west - amazing
eminem - no love
eminem - till i collapse
50 cent - get up
fort minor - remember the name
jay z - emprie state of mind
jay z - run this town
gangstarr - moment of truth
dmx and tupac can pretty consistently deliver as well.
if requested i can list off the songs i favor from each artist.
also like the whole mobb deep murda muzik album; ironic considering the issues tupac had with mobb deep but i am anobjective person. over the last 10 years nothing trumps the time i have listened to tupac i have not grown tired of his songs and continue to be motivated by his lfie story.
having listed these songs i have little shame in also saying i like celine dions - because you loved me. something about a soft soothing woman's voice. same with adele - rolling in the deep. i enjoy a woman's voice in some songs it brings be back down from my hype into a more gentle state of mind.
i have listened to most genres of music during one of the many stages of my life; 43,000 songs on itunes. i can appreciate the message of most songs regardless of the beats per minute or instruments in the background. when it comes to pumping me up and providing the motivation to follow through with my goals hip hop tends to delivery more consistently. this has a lot to do with the deeper struggles most in the inner cities have coming up and the stories they can tell. their passion and will for life tends to be deeper than most.
here are some of the songs that continually delivery to my success.
this one needs a star and the rest follow some random position behind it. *roy jones - cant be stopped* this coupled with career highlights from jose aldo or anderson silva and im ready for the world.
kayne west - amazing
eminem - no love
eminem - till i collapse
50 cent - get up
fort minor - remember the name
jay z - emprie state of mind
jay z - run this town
gangstarr - moment of truth
dmx and tupac can pretty consistently deliver as well.
if requested i can list off the songs i favor from each artist.
also like the whole mobb deep murda muzik album; ironic considering the issues tupac had with mobb deep but i am anobjective person. over the last 10 years nothing trumps the time i have listened to tupac i have not grown tired of his songs and continue to be motivated by his lfie story.
having listed these songs i have little shame in also saying i like celine dions - because you loved me. something about a soft soothing woman's voice. same with adele - rolling in the deep. i enjoy a woman's voice in some songs it brings be back down from my hype into a more gentle state of mind.
Re: lifting music
Music from my younger days that I really only listen to when I lift now. Bully Boys, English Rose, Bulldog Breed, etc..
Music from my younger days that I really only listen to when I lift now. Bully Boys, English Rose, Bulldog Breed, etc..
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Whatever the gym workers have on the speakers, hip hop/pop/techno/rock, depends on whose workin lol
Whatever the gym workers have on the speakers, hip hop/pop/techno/rock, depends on whose workin lol
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I listen to Rammstein when I lift.
I listen to Rammstein when I lift.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tex762</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I go for the punk:
Avail
Dead Kennedys
Rancid
Bouncing Souls
Minor Threat
Etc... </div></div>
Hardcore is the new punk haha.
Gotta say though, the heavy stuff does help the few times i do manage to go for a run.
Hallower.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTB58_da-I0&feature=relmfu
Northlane
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdjhpx5bwcc
House vs Hurricane (Their new stuff is insane. good beat to run to)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzCgcG3yN38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvcjfxJCxQ
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tex762</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I go for the punk:
Avail
Dead Kennedys
Rancid
Bouncing Souls
Minor Threat
Etc... </div></div>
Hardcore is the new punk haha.
Gotta say though, the heavy stuff does help the few times i do manage to go for a run.
Hallower.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTB58_da-I0&feature=relmfu
Northlane
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdjhpx5bwcc
House vs Hurricane (Their new stuff is insane. good beat to run to)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzCgcG3yN38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvcjfxJCxQ
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Sevendust, Foo Fighters, Prodigy, Statix-X, Chevelle, White Zombie and Powerman 5000 to name just a few.
Sevendust, Foo Fighters, Prodigy, Statix-X, Chevelle, White Zombie and Powerman 5000 to name just a few.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dt00083</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nice post padding! </div></div>
HAH, waiting for the banhammer.
Admin should drop that to 1 post.
I've been on a serious The Glitch Mob kick lately.
Check out their first Drink the Sea album. It's just so zen it always gets me to focus in.
Beyond Monday by them is a pretty good track as well.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dt00083</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nice post padding! </div></div>
HAH, waiting for the banhammer.
Admin should drop that to 1 post.
I've been on a serious The Glitch Mob kick lately.
Check out their first Drink the Sea album. It's just so zen it always gets me to focus in.
Beyond Monday by them is a pretty good track as well.
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For lifting i listen to Pandora any of there metal stations work well.
For lifting i listen to Pandora any of there metal stations work well.
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Clutch, Down, corrosion of conformity, KYNG, company band. Clasics, motorheadm acdc, zz top. Cant go wrong. I think Clutch is the best band out now. I've been digging their stuff for a while. Seen em 16 times live, very smart songwriter and band. No other band like em, thats fir sure. Whether you like em or not they are unique.
Clutch, Down, corrosion of conformity, KYNG, company band. Clasics, motorheadm acdc, zz top. Cant go wrong. I think Clutch is the best band out now. I've been digging their stuff for a while. Seen em 16 times live, very smart songwriter and band. No other band like em, thats fir sure. Whether you like em or not they are unique.
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Lately..
Parkway Drive
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Asking Alexandria
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All That Remains
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Lately..
Parkway Drive
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Asking Alexandria
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All That Remains
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IN Flames mostly for me, Soundtrack to Your Escape is rad, along with all their other albums. Going to the Lamb of God/Hatebreed/In Flames show at the Palladium in Hollywood on Halloween should be an epic!
IN Flames mostly for me, Soundtrack to Your Escape is rad, along with all their other albums. Going to the Lamb of God/Hatebreed/In Flames show at the Palladium in Hollywood on Halloween should be an epic!
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The Ghost Inside
Unearth
Machinehead
As I Lay Dying
Love and Death
And one song from Cannibal Corpse: Spine Splitter
The Ghost Inside
Unearth
Machinehead
As I Lay Dying
Love and Death
And one song from Cannibal Corpse: Spine Splitter
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Pandora or IHeartRadio Alternative radio. Thanks for the suggestions, picked up some great music.
Pandora or IHeartRadio Alternative radio. Thanks for the suggestions, picked up some great music.
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Current Playlist: http://youtu.be/mlUDSiHm8lg
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Current Playlist: http://youtu.be/mlUDSiHm8lg
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Not music, but motivation. For every time i don't feel like working out or want to just "do it tomorrow". Helps me to get my ass up and work out when i'm tired or have a lot to do and want to put it off.
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Not music, but motivation. For every time i don't feel like working out or want to just "do it tomorrow". Helps me to get my ass up and work out when i'm tired or have a lot to do and want to put it off.
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I used to listen to Korn, Tool, Rage, Disturbed, Whitechapel, Meshuggah etc when I was into hardcore lifting focused only on muscle gain.
I'm over the "being huge" thing, not that I was ever huge - biggest I got was 205 at 7% (I'm 5'11" btw). Now I'm just into general fitness and my music has calmed down with my workout, listening to ealges, stones, zeppelin, clapton, kinks, zombies, aerosmith, zz top, etc etc these days.
I used to listen to Korn, Tool, Rage, Disturbed, Whitechapel, Meshuggah etc when I was into hardcore lifting focused only on muscle gain.
I'm over the "being huge" thing, not that I was ever huge - biggest I got was 205 at 7% (I'm 5'11" btw). Now I'm just into general fitness and my music has calmed down with my workout, listening to ealges, stones, zeppelin, clapton, kinks, zombies, aerosmith, zz top, etc etc these days.
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Sepultura is the best- old stuff and newer is the bomb
Sepultura is the best- old stuff and newer is the bomb
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One of the instructors in our Krav Maga bag class plays the worst club music for the warm ups... but for some reason it totally works for me. It must be the constant beat. I dont know if it would work for lifting... although it might make me angry enough to clean and jerk my Jeep
One of the instructors in our Krav Maga bag class plays the worst club music for the warm ups... but for some reason it totally works for me. It must be the constant beat. I dont know if it would work for lifting... although it might make me angry enough to clean and jerk my Jeep
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Rob Zombie ....and added some new songs to the old playlist!
Rob Zombie ....and added some new songs to the old playlist!
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Ill listen to anything from Bluegrass, Jamey Johnson, to Hellyea and Five Finger Death Punch. But lately I am on a Blaggards kick, check them out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK_WVbxyFAc
Oh my stand by has to be Dropkick Murphys, I have been busting my ass to them sence the mid 90s!
Ill listen to anything from Bluegrass, Jamey Johnson, to Hellyea and Five Finger Death Punch. But lately I am on a Blaggards kick, check them out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK_WVbxyFAc
Oh my stand by has to be Dropkick Murphys, I have been busting my ass to them sence the mid 90s!
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Disturbed (99% of the time)
Tool
System of Down
Breaking Benjamin
Queens of Stone Age
Disturbed (99% of the time)
Tool
System of Down
Breaking Benjamin
Queens of Stone Age
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Blackops_2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Lately..
Parkway Drive
</div></div>
Dude.
Northlane, Hallower, In Hearts Wake & The Amity Affliction.
Aussie Hardcore is where it's at!
Thank me later.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Blackops_2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Lately..
Parkway Drive
</div></div>
Dude.
Northlane, Hallower, In Hearts Wake & The Amity Affliction.
Aussie Hardcore is where it's at!
Thank me later.
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Rob Bailey and the Hustle Standard. Hold Strong!
Rob Bailey and the Hustle Standard. Hold Strong!
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Amon Amarth for lifting.
Trance for cardio.
Amon Amarth for lifting.
Trance for cardio.
Usually some form of trance or EDM. Markus Shulz, knife party, Dada life, afrojack, Armin Van Buuren. Motivates me.
Hollywood undead, Gemini, rise against, AcDc, skillet, chevelle, five finger death punch, flyleaf, and rammstein. Are some of the bands on my current playlist. Ill listen to most any type of music that gets me into the zone to move some weight.
