Metal/Rock playlist for Gym!

faceman

Ok this might seem like an odd thread, but i assure you its not!

Ive been trying for a long time to get the right playlist for playing while im working out at the gym. I try tee up adrenaline fueled metal with some aggression and edge! I can never get the mix right! I use my playlists to keep me running on the threadmill!

Some surprise track have a better effect than I expected, e.g. Ash's 'Orpheus' (even though i dont like Ash) can be motivating.

So i need you fellow boardsies to help me put something together!

pyure

My current gym set list goes something like this:
I'm reading them of my hard drive so they're in alphabetical order

AC/DC - Shoot to Thrill
Alice in Chains - Dam That River
Alter Bridge - Ties That Bind
Bowling for Soup - Girl All the Bad Guys Want
CKY - 96 Quite Bitter Beings
Cold - Stupid Girl
Disturbed - 10000 Fists
Eagles of Death Metal - I Want You so Hard
Godsmack - Moon Baby
Guns n Roses - My Michelle
Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart
Kula Shaker - Hush
Lit - Lipstick and Bruises
Metallica - Sweet Amber
Muse - New Born, Supermassive Black Hole
Otep - Breed
Placebo - Every Me, Every You
Queens of the Stone Age - Lost art of Keeping a Secret
Rage Against the Machine - Know Your Enemy
Seether - Fake It
Sepltura - Born Stubborn
Sid Vicious - My Way
Silverchair - Anthem for the Year 2000
Slipknot - Before I Forget
The Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen In Love
The Offspring - Hit That
The White Stripes - Fell in Love With a Girl
Ugly Kid Joe - Everything About You
Undertones - Teenage Kicks

Subject to frequent change, but that's actually a pretty good one. Enjoy

120_Minutes

Pantera's far beyond driven album.

you'll thank me later.

Parsley

All of Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power. Also, Meshuggah works well. Trying to comprehend what they're doing and figuring out the patterns keeps your mind off the pain.

projectmayhem

meshuggah would be too much rhythm changing madness for me to work out with. i usually stick to a healthy diet of rammstein and other such german-industrial type stuff.

Necronomicon

There was a similar thread not so long ago, you might find some inspiration there.

For me, anything from Testament's 'The Gathering' (and the new album more recently). Some other regular bands on my playlists are Rob Zombie, Lamb of God, Mastodon, Sepultura, Pantera and Slayer.

Max_Damage

I'd go for Fear Factory's 'Demanufacture' album. Good faced paced stuff in it.

Somnus

120_Minutes wrote: »

Pantera's far beyond driven album.

you'll thank me later.

Oh yes. That's the most aggressive album I know! Bound to keep you pumped up

godhatesme

Anything with a 4 on the floor beat,
total cheese but some ZZ-Top is your only man!

Jesus Juice

dude i listen to slipknots iowa when i go running-if eyeless doesnt get ya pumped i dont know what will!!!

brianthebard

Slayers reign in blood or NIN's downward spiral,the first four or five tracks.After that it gets...Less energetic.Clutch can be good too.

rainbow kirby

I listen to a lot of power metal when I run - Dragonforce/Blind Guardian etc.

j0e

Jesus Juice wrote: »

dude i listen to slipknots iowa when i go running-if eyeless doesnt get ya pumped i dont know what will!!!

isnt eyeless off slipknot's first album?