[quote]stockzy wrote:
Down - Bury me in smoke[/quote]
Nice, that whole album is in my lineup. Phil Anselmo = PR
and this is always a hit:
For a guaranteed PR.
Just an amazing song to lift too.
Slipknot - (sic)
Korn - Good God
Powerman 5000 - When Worlds Collide
Iron Maiden - Back in the Village, The Trooper, Bring your daughter…to the slaughter, Run to the Hills, Anything from Killers etc
Wu-Tang - Entire 1st album, Triumph, It’s Yourz, various Ghostface Killah and Raekwon songs (all of OBFCL and Supreme Clientele)
Mastodon - Pretty much anything off their two most recent albums
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf, Songs for the Dead, Hanging Tree, Millionaire, SIck Sick Sick, Regular John, Avon…etc
party up! dmx.
Korn- Twisted Transistor, Freak on a Leash, Liar, Coming Undone, Evolution, Falling Away from Me, Shoots and Ladders.
This^^^^^^
Also Korn - Freak on a Leash
DMX or Wu Tang if I’m in the mood for rap
Also the score from kick-ass movies like Gladiator, etc.
If your gym, car, house, computer had a legit sound system with subwoofers crank the bass for Dyers eve
these work too
Nonpoint - To the pain
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This song never fails to get me in the right frame of mind:
i enjoyed this song training today.
Our Lady Peace - Whatever
that song is like, guaranteed to make me a bad motherfucker that day in the gym.
i hate lifting with an ipod, the stupid earbuds coming out annoys the shit outta me, but i listen to slipknot/deftones on the ride in to pump me up.
I listen to heavy metal so That is what I primarily listen to at the gym but I keep my IPOD on shuffle and anytime the song Galvanize by Chemical Bros comes on I crank it up and listen to it 2-3 times.
Roy jones jr-can’t be touched is my jam at the moment.