Cypress Hill
Luniz
DMX
The Roots
LL Cool J
Felix Da Housecat
Garbage
Mos Def
Nas
The Beasty Boys
The Rolling Stones
Dire Straits
Michael Gray
Sinead 0’Conner
Speedy FEAT Lumidee
Run DMC
Jadakiss
Tomcraft
Steely Dan
M.O.P.
Immortal Technique
Max Graham vs Yes
Most of these are probably mandatory culture TC, but maybe there are one or two forgotten classics in there.
“Finding Out”
By Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
TC,
You don’t even have to listen to the song. Just send me my free stuff now.
If you listen to this song in your car, you will want to drive off a cliff at 120 miles an hour and become one with the boundless eternity of the universe.
BTW, that is how you judge a good song.
BTW, you dont have to give me no free stuff. This is my gift to you.
[quote]BackInAction wrote:
Sevendust: “Praise”
Helloween: “Mr. Torture”
Always works for me
[/quote]
Okay, I’m starting to work my way through the list.
As far as Sevendust, these two songs weren’t available through I-Tunes.
[quote]PharmD Pete wrote:
You want specific songs, or artists?
if you are into alt rock you should check out bloc party. They fucking rock. They have some really good beats, lots of uptempo stuff.
Like eating glass is the first song on their album “Silent Alarm” it’s pretty stellar. Other good tracks include Banquet, Helicopter, Positive Tension, Little Thoughts, Price of Gasoline.
Check it out, enjoy.[/quote]
Not bad…a possibility.
[quote]Bauer97 wrote:
Did you say NEW songs? Or just good 'ol motivating lifting songs?
Anyway, my all-time top 2 testosterone releasers:
“Closer” by Nine Inch Nails[/quote]
Already got that one. One of my favorites, too.
[quote]haney wrote:
tallsprawl wrote:
TC - here are my recommendations
travis trit - its a great day to be alive
al green - lets stay together, tired of being alone
Try them out you won’t be disappointed
You work out to this?[/quote]
Damn straight I do.
[quote]masterblaster wrote:
Hey TC what’s wrong with Blood, Sweat and Tears?
I like to pump the iron listening to old school rock, especailly the Doors; slap on that Doors Greatest Hits CD and do your thing (Break on Through and Roadhouse Blues).
In my opinion, alot, ALOT, of the newer stuff is just noisy.
Anything that is classified as Psychedelic Soul or Funk (as in George Clinton) is also pretty damn good for hitting the iron.
MasterBlaster[/quote]
Nothing wrong with old stuff, but I’ve heard most of it.
Disturbed - The Game, Droppin’ Plates
ONYX & Biohazard - SLAM
Drowning Pool - Sinner
Ministry - The entire CD ‘Twitch’
Deliverence by Corrosion of Conformity
pantera walk, cowboys from hell
corrosion of conformity in the arms of god
I confess, I didn’t read all of the previous posts, so I’ll give you some extras in case of repeats.
“Searching” by Pennywise
“Total Immortal” by AFI
“Remember the Name” by Fort Minor
“Get Back” by Ludacris
“Come to Daddy” by Aphex Twin
Kid rock American badass
jackson missippi
[quote]wsumpunk wrote:
“Come to Daddy” by Aphex Twin[/quote]
I was gonna recommend this, this is a fuckin evil tune.
COROSION OF CONFORMITY
STONEBREAKER
DIRTY HANDS EMPTY POCKETS
Gang of Four “Natural’s Not In It”
War Pigs - Black Sabbath
I can’t believe there hasn’t been any Sabbath, the original grit your teeth and fuck the world music.
Oh, Happy Easter
[b]GET SOME GO AGAIN - ROLLINS BAND
Led Zepplin- Ramble on
War-Lowrider
Snoop Dogg-Gin and Juice
Jefferson Airplane- white rabbit (favorite song)
The Doors- The End
Royal Gigalos- Self Control Remix
Royal Gigalos- California Dreamin
[quote]chinadoll wrote:
TC~
Hope these give you a great start!!
System of a Down-- Toxicity
System of a Down-- Chop Suey
System of a Down-- Hypnotize
Pretty much anything from System of a Down from their Toxicity of Hypnotize albums
Disturbed-- Stupify
Disturbed-- Down with the Sickness
Disturbed-- Just Stop
Disturbed-- Stricken
Metallica-- One
Metallica-- Master of Puppets
Metallica-- Sad but True
Metallica-- Wherever I May Roam
Metallica-- Don’t tread on Me
Metallica-- Whiskey in the Jar
Metallica-- No Leaf Clover
Jimi Hendrix-- All along the Watchtower
Jimi Hendrix-- Purple Haze
Jimi Hendrix-- Hey Joe
Jimi Hendrix-- Foxy Lady
I never liked Blackeyed Peas until I got an iPod…their music sounds really great on an iPod…
Blackeyed Peas-- Don’t Lie
Blackeyed Peas-- My Humps
Blackeyed Peas-- Pump It
Blackeyed Peas-- Let’s Get it Started
Blackeyed Peas-- Don’t Phunk with my Heart
Weezer-- Say it aint So
Weezer-- Beverly Hills
311-- Down
311-- Amber
Kanye West-- Gold Digger
Jay-Z-- Just Wanna Love You Baby
Jay-Z-- Dirt off your Shoulder[/quote]
chinadoll, 311 - Amber is the song I listen to when I wanna relax, not get amped up for workouts.
DRock, if As I Lay Dying - Confined is track 2 off the CD I’m thinking of, then I totally agree with you. Thats the song I put on when I’m doing 50 rep sets of 1-leg squats.
TC,
Two suggestions:
If you like techno Paul Oakenfold - Cafe Del Mar (the version off Tranceport) is a good song, I dunno if you’ll be able to get the full effect of it off a 30-second iTunes sample though, too much of a progressive song to be able to appreciate it in that short amount of time.
Other selection:
Dodgin Bullets - Losing In Front of Your Hometown (the iTunes sample does this song justice)
Meatloaf’s Bat Out of Hell,
Out of the Frying Pan, All revved up but no place to go, and paradise by the dashboard light.
These are the ones to workout with.
These are some of the songs on my current Training Mix:
Where the Hood At - DMX
We in Here - DMX
King Back - T.I.
I’m Talkin to You - T.I.
Tear It Up - Yung Wun, featuring DMX
Get Back - Ludacris
Higher - K-os