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In the Zen:
John O'Callaghan feat. Sarah Howells - Find Yourself
Mike Shiver - On The Surface [Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix]
Röyksopp - Monument
Sam La More - I Wish It Could Last (Hook N Sling Remix)
Swedish House Mafia - One (ft. Pharell)
Swedish House Mafia - Greyhound
Skrillex & Damian Marley - Make It Bun Dem
Justice - Phantom II (Boys Noize Unreleased Turbine)
Daft Punk - Derezzed (The Glitch Mob Remix)
Fall Out Boy - My Songs Know What You Did In the Dark (Light Em Up)
The Glitch Mob - A Dream Within a Dream
The Glitch Mob - Drive It Like You Stole It (Mirko Kosmos remix)
Alex Kenji, Starkillers & Nadia Ali - Pressure (Alesso Remix)
Psych:
Hacktivist - Niggas in Paris
Rob Bailey & The Hustle Standard - Beast (feat. Busta Rhymes, KXNG Crooked & Tech N9ne)
Crossfaith - Omen (Prodigy Cover)
Crossfaith - Jagerbomb
D12- Fight Music
DMX - I Don't Dance
Hollywood Undead - Day of the Dead
Hollywood Undead - Disease
Hollywood Undead - We Are
Hollywood Undead - I Am
Hollywood Undead - Undead
Marilyn Manson - The Fight Song
PHFat - Kill The Universe
The Prodigy - Spitfire
Army of Pharaohs - Pages in Blood
Kraddy - Android Porn
Nosebleed:
Knife Party - Bonfire
Swedish House Mafia - Antidote
Skrillex - All Is Fair In Love And Brostep ft. The Ragga Twins
Skrillex - Bangarang
Skrillex - First of the Year
Skrillex - Kyoto (ft. Sirah)
PHFat - Jump
The Glitch Mob - Nalepa 'Monday' Remix
Personal Best/ Powerlifing:
The Glitch Mob - Drink The Sea (the entire album)
Cardio Bunnies:
Ministry of Sound: Running Trax (many albums, released biannually)
Tommorrowland albums
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All That Remains
Asking Alexandria
Killswitch Engage
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But I can't lift to something like Asking Alexandria, can't focus on form etc, it's like I need to concentrate on what's happening in the music because a lot of thee metal bands make really technical music. Mastodon is a brilliant example, very technical, well written heavy music, but will throw me off on a heavy squat. I guess for you it's probably the opposite. Officially sponsored by Protein™ and Caffeine™.
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Oh yeah and Rob Bailey and the Hustle Standard is awesome! love their stuff. Think new album is coming in Jan if i remember correctly what Rob said.
But yes you are right the heavy stuff helps to get me in the mood.
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Slipknot
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Cardio:
Digitally imported radio
"The best activities for your health are pumping and humping."
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However I have done some music listening when doing longer cardio sessions, I quite enjoyed listening to some Stephan Bodzin - he makes some good techno!! I love his new album - Powers of Ten.
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But seriously it has been shown in studies that music that excites you will increase performance.
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missiondh wrote: On normal lifting days:
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I am guessing you were a youth in the 00's?
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Furk wrote: I cannot go jogging without music. If it's outside I can maybe get away with it: ambiant nature noises, breathing etc. But inside the gym? Can't even tie my shoelaces without a beat. Psy just gave Stephan Bodzin a listen, I'll get hold of some of his stuff to try out but it seems to melow to get me amped.
But seriously it has been shown in studies that music that excites you will increase performance.
Yeah, might not work for you then.
I find his stuff very "trancey", not like the genre.
So helps me keep my mind off what I am currently doing (running / jogging / cycling) or whatever.
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Furk wrote:
missiondh wrote: On normal lifting days:
Slipknot
Three days grace
Coal Chamber
Devil driver
Red
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Fear Factory
I am guessing you were a youth in the 00's?
Yeah, finished school 2003...
"The best activities for your health are pumping and humping."
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Furk wrote: Let's keep it to gems rather than songs we all know about.
Oh I'm going to attempt to rectify the rectums in this thread. By gems I meant great songs. Let's stick to songs rather than "bands I like", because that is broader than the queue at McDonalds.
Ok so taking spoonfeeding a bit further:
Walk into the gym like the boss:
Cardio kills gains, but also fat:
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If the link doesnt work its called 'sounds of aesthetics vol 4'
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