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Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-26-2006 23:09:

Who do you listen to while working out?

So tell me, what's in your MP3 player/discman/walkman/decks/ghetto blaster/phonograph when you're burning the calories?

I entered this thread in the Montreal Forums a while back (hey TOTAs, take a peek over there every now and then) and got some interesting feedback:

Preach - Relic Mix Compilation (popular choice amongst MTLTAs)
Deep Dish Essential Mix live at Creamfields
Ferry Corsten Live @ Aria, April 15th 2005

I also listen to the following while I pumpeth de iron - I'm actually more of a househead but I gots to listen to techno & trance for the gym:

Satoshi Tomiie - Global DJ Broadcast WMC 03-08-2004
Paul Oakenfold - Live @ Gatecrasher (this will get you jacked)
Tiesto - Live at Club Matrix NYE 2003
Steve Lawler & Erick Morillo - live @ PACHA 2004 (five-hour set, house)
Above And Beyond - Trance Around The World 101 02-21-2006
Armin van Buuren - A State of Trance 03-03-2005


Posted by milos on Feb-26-2006 23:11:

i stick to techno & trance @ the gym as well

in particular, preach from DV


Posted by OrZonE on Feb-26-2006 23:19:

Mostly death metal, provides the musical motivation and keeps my in the gym longer.


Posted by Truepioneer on Feb-26-2006 23:49:

Last gym I went to played pretty good beats. Therefore, no need to to take and I-Pod or discman.

They played alot late nineties trance classics


Posted by Owen M on Feb-27-2006 00:00:

Slow jams.
I put on "Bump and Grind" Vol. 1 thru 4
yeah. thats the shit to get me motivated.
haha


Posted by DigDeep on Feb-27-2006 00:06:

Pet Shop Boys
Vengaboys
Spice Girls
Beegees
Mike Macdonald


Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-27-2006 00:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorwhore
Pet Shop Boys
Vengaboys
Spice Girls
Beegees
Mike Macdonald


'Sounds like my work gym, the reason I bought an MP3. I work for the federal gov't so more than half the ppl are over 40 and sweat it to Gino Vanelli et al.


Posted by MarkT on Feb-27-2006 00:14:

nothing at all.

I like hitting the gym when there's no one else there...or only a couple of people.

it's my meditative/introspective time...very relaxing and rejuvinating...one of the few times when music actually annoys me.


Posted by DigitalMP on Feb-27-2006 00:17:

Lately it's been Saeed Younan, Joe Drust, and John Do, but I usually rotate new ones in, because this is my time for listening to all of the new stuff.

A 1.5-2 hour workout 4-5 days/week allows me about 7 hours to get these damn things into my ears.


Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-27-2006 00:24:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
nothing at all.

I like hitting the gym when there's no one else there...or only a couple of people.

it's my meditative/introspective time...very relaxing and rejuvinating...one of the few times when music actually annoys me.


yeah, that sometimes works for me too but in an empty gym with no music. Ironically, music also allows for introspection, meditative for some as well.


Posted by MarkT on Feb-27-2006 00:32:

true...

maybe it's my backlash for the awful Galaxy radio they played at my old gym...I must have heard f**king "Satisfaction" and "Shiny Disco Balls" every goddamn time I was there. I quickly grew to hate both songs

trance while doing cardio is good...I found myself practically dancing on the eliptical trainer or treadmill more than once, lol...but now I just lift weights and prefer quiet.


Posted by Pasta on Feb-27-2006 00:37:

At the moment, it's Fergie's Essential Mix from Global Gathering 2005, or a James Zabiela Essential or Kiss100 mix.
When I'm in the rock mood, various Tool songs.


Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-27-2006 00:39:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
true...

maybe it's my backlash for the awful Galaxy radio they played at my old gym...I must have heard f**king "Satisfaction" and "Shiny Disco Balls" every goddamn time I was there. I quickly grew to hate both songs



"Shiny Disco Balls", stripper dance techno


Posted by SonjaDanceDance on Feb-27-2006 00:48:

Warm up- Bhangra Nights - Arman Van Helden

Inbetween to keep me going - Lethal Industry -Tiesto

Cool Down - Nalin and Kane - Beachball


Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-27-2006 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by SonjaDanceDance
Warm up- Bhangra Nights - Arman Van Helden

Inbetween to keep me going - Lethal Industry -Tiesto

Cool Down - Nalin and Kane - Beachball


Nice. I find Sasha - Fundacion good for warm ups, cool downs and concentration sets too.


Posted by evil_cookie on Feb-27-2006 04:33:

Re: Who do you listen to while working out?

quote:
Originally posted by Spin Laden
Paul Oakenfold - Live @ Gatecrasher (this will get you jacked)


+1!!11111


Posted by Euphorica on Feb-27-2006 07:30:

if I dont remember my mp3 player..the crap they play there(FLOW )

when i do, whatever i turn on.. (20 gig player)...Mostly Trance on it.


Posted by Superstring on Feb-27-2006 13:55:

Marco V, Rank 1, Alphazone, a couple of ASOT's.. Something high-energy.

2 hour mixes all the way!

-Roman


Posted by Timmah on Feb-27-2006 15:51:

whatever the spinning instructor plays
9-10 times they're all hell bent on their own playlist
cept Wednesday lady, I gave her some PVD live set from somewhere and she uses it

Love the expression on the face of the 40 somethings.


Posted by SeventhSun on Feb-27-2006 16:06:

"Eye of the tiger" and "In the burning heart"

from the Rocky movies.


Posted by matty on Feb-27-2006 16:21:

Luke Fair - Kiss Fm set 08/2005
Pendulum EM 2005
High Contrast EM
Sasha EM 2005


Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-27-2006 17:28:

thanks ppl. If you know of any particular sets, give details too. Part of the idea for this thread is to share sets that work for you, they may work for someone else as well.


Posted by chinaboy1021 on Feb-27-2006 18:00:

by working out, are we talking about body building or cardio?? for weight training, i cant really imagine a particular tune that would really help me. i concentrate on not dropping the weights and breaking my spine.


Posted by Spin Laden on Feb-27-2006 18:04:

anything. Could be treadmill, body building, jogging, even cleaning the toilet

My dj set list is primarily for body-building.


Posted by drgoodvibe on Feb-27-2006 18:08:

Pendulum - Essential mix 05..



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