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Call Me Maybe is a second option.

 

As long as it's an option.

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Mr Scorpio
Call Me Maybe...?

 

Sorry, but I've already got a 1.3GB file of that song on a loop that I've been using for the last two months. Anything else?

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These are the songs I skip to when I'm on a particularly difficult run/race and need a boost:

 

Remember the Name, Fort Minor

Numb/Encore, JayZ/Linkin Park

Crazy B*tch, Buckcherry

Dancing With Myself, Billy Idol

Keep Your Eyes Open, Needtobreathe

I'm Gone, I'm Going, Lesley Roy

 

Others faves on my playlist:

 

Walk, Foo Fighters

Sweeter, Gavin Degraw

Run, The Knux/Kid Cudi

Ready to Go, Panic!

Dog Days Are Over, Florence + The Machine

3, Britney Spears

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I really like trance music for lifting and cardio both. I don't do a ton of long cardio bouts, but I would imaging trance would jive even better with it than with lifting.

 

Armin van Buuren and DJ Tiesto are a couple of my favorites.

 

 

Also... dubstep. I don't really like it outside of the gym, but it works there for some reason.

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USMCHokie
Sorry, but I've already got a 1.3GB file of that song on a loop that I've been using for the last two months. Anything else?

 

Ummm, yea...I'm going to need that... :rolleyes:

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I like listening to a lot of different internet radio stations via tunein or slacker like Ibiza global, Frisky, hot 102.9, Gorilla and a bunch of others. Nearly all trance, house hip hop mix.

 

I use this Amazon.com: NoiseHush NS560-11978 Clip-on Bluetooth Stereo Headset for all Tablet, Apple iPad/iPhone and Cell Phones - Retail Packaging - White: Cell Phones & Accessories to connect through Bluetooth to my phone and my phone streams all the music. I shortened a really good in-ear headphone to be just long enough to connect to the receiver to my ears. The receiver is clipped to my shirt collar. It is pretty much a wireless headset, plays very loud and is inexpensive.

 

If that is not loud enough, there is this small amp that will boost it a bit. Amazon.com: FiiO E6 Portable Headphone Amplifier - Black: Electronics

 

My first BT receiver wasn't as loud as the one I linked here and I used that amp to boost it a bit. The amp does make it more cumbersome. Luckily, the next receiver I tried played louder.

 

I like hearing different music everyday and songs I never even heard before.

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Wolfmother's first album and Tool always seem to get me moving the best. For some reason, I also seem to go at least 1.5 MPH when Madonna is on (but don't tell anyone!)

 

There's also this:

....40 minutes of 80's montage music.
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Suggestions?

Working harder so you are not pre-occupied with the music? :p

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Working harder so you are not pre-occupied with the music? :p

 

Surely you jest! I don't need any music when it comes to lifting. But cardio? Way too monotonous to jog for an hour without some music.

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