Whats your Favorite music for liftin..

Just wanted to see what your guys's favortie liftin songs were.. Two of mine are slipknot- wait n bleed and Disturbed - Mistress

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The best motivational songs I can think of (don't laugh!)
 
1. h-blockx - the power
2. mortal kombat - theme (1 + 2) LOL a classic!!
3. eminem ft. nate dogg - til i collapse
4. nelly - heart of a champion
5. twista ft. faith evans - hope
6. nelly ft. justin timberlake - work it (ACDC remix)
7. the roots & bt - tao of the machine
8. murphy lee ft. king jacob & prentiss church - stomp
9. black eyed peas & papa roach - anxiety

mikes jones- hood up
loyd banks- warrior
mike jones (flow)-on fire
mike jones (flow)- advantage jones
mike jones (flow)- head sproung
juelz santana- hood is back

We should live our lives as though Christ was coming this afternoon. - Jimmy Carter

I reserve the metal for deadlift and squat days. Occassionally, I toss it in on upper body days too, when I feel like lobbing explitives at the mirror after pounding out a set (thank you all for your input, BTW. Some of the recent additions to my melting pot have been quite inspirational indeed).

But on most days, I just like to toss a mix of pop and hard rock on the system. My musical tastes run the gamut, from cheesey 80's synth pop to death-metal. If you want a few laughs, most of these tracks are pure Oblivion cheese, but they seem somehow appropriate:

"Be Good to Yourself" by Journey
"Walkin' on Sunshine" by Katrina & the Waves
"Take on Me" by A-Ha
"Kyrie" by Mr. Mister
"Big Time" by Peter Gabriel
"Heaven in My Hands" by Level 42
"Panama" by Van Halen
"Higher Ground" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Tuff Enough" by The Fabulous Thunderbirds
"Workin' for a Livin'" By Huey Lewis & The News
"Point of No Return" by Nu Shooz
"Desire" by U2
"Roll with the Changes" by REO speedwagon
"We Built this City" by Jefferson Starship
"Human NRG" by The Shamen
"Always on the Run" by Lenny Kravitz
"Devil Inside" by INXS
"Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor - DON'T GIVE ME THAT SMIRK! EVERY man who grew up watching "Rocky" movies has secretly played this one on his headphones during a workout at least ONCE, HA HA HA HA

Yes, that's me in my avatar, and NO, I don't look like that today. That was taken back in Jan '07, and I lost most of that progress when I slacked off last year. I'm on my way back, tho, and I'm using that photo for inspiration.

Well at the ymca where i workout they got like a bird by nellie fertardo or whatever and pretty much every song in that category.  During december they played christmas music....thats what i get for working out with 70 year old men who swing their arms back and forth with 5lb weights while walking...mmm gotta love it.  But i got an ipod now and i got my music goin.  Audioslave and rage are great....tool and deftones are also amazing.  anything in that area will do the trick..

Junior Majoring in Nutrition

In our weight lifting class the coach turns on some "light jazz" or some crap like that. When we request that he turn it, he tells us that it's the only station approved to be played in the school.
We can't even bring our own CD Players/MP3 Players.

AC/DC!!! Anything from AC/DC and no I never get tired of it!!

////*Watch for all "new me" coming in March 2007*////

haha right on.  the coach in our class doesnt give a rats.  i love it.  were aloud to bring in cd's as long as the f bomb isnt dropped a lot...haha

Junior Majoring in Nutrition

40 foot - Franz Ferdinand
Darts of Pleasure - Franz Ferdinand
This Boy - Franz Ferdinand
Evil and a heathen - Franz Ferdinand
Your the reason I'm leaving - Franz Ferdinand
Take me out - Franz Ferdinand
Outsiders - Franz Ferdinand
Your diary - Franz Ferdinand
The Fallen - Franz Ferdinand
Green world - Gorillaz
Kids with guns - Gorillaz
Every planet we reach is dead - Gorillaz
Dare - Gorillaz
Don't get lost in heavan - Gorillaz
Feel good Inc. - Gorillaz
Clint eastwood - Gorillaz
Dracula - Gorillaz
Dirty harry - Gorillaz
American idiot - Green day
Boulevard of broken dreams - Green day
Holiday - Green day
Jesus of suberbia - Green day
Kashmir - Led Zepplin
Stairway to heavan - Led Zepplin
The man without fear - Rob Zombie
Living dead girl - Rob Zombie
Superbeast - Rob Zombie
Pussy liqour - Rob Zombie
Black sunshine - Rob Zombie
Scum of the earth - Rob Zombie
Children of the grave - Rob Zombie
I'm your boogieman - Rob Zombie
House of a 1000 corpses - Rob Zombie
Never gonna stop - Rob Zombie
Dragula - Rob Zombie
Demonoid Phenomenon - Rob Zombie
Devil man - Rob Zombie
Feel so numb - Rob Zombie
Twisted Metal - Rob Zombie
TNT - ACDC.

That's usually what I listen to.

Someone always has to write on the walls "Mike was here". But then someone else puts an arrow and it says "Mike is a ****got". So Mike comes back to check it out, "What the hell?! I was here but not as a ****got!"
-Dane Cook

Deftones
Rage Against The Machine
Avenged Sevonfold

I like to keep it loud and angry for lifting.

    My football team just usasualy listens to Webn.  Which if you huys don't live around me or have heard about it, it's a rock station.  Some heavy metal and other types of rock.  No soft stuff.  Lots of ACDC.

there are only 3 cds i listen to in the gym.

bless the martyr and kiss the child by norma jean
killswitch engage by killswitch engage
leviathan by mastodon

balls out metalcore.

<sigh> It's looking possible that I'm the only classical geek.
Stravinsky Rite of Spring--is this possibly the most energy and sexually-overtone packed music ever composed?
Prokofiev Romeo et Juliette (suites)--the vicious feud music, the orgasmic love music, the grave scene, etc.
Beethoven Sym. No. 5 (esp. finale)
Shostakovich (any symphony, 5, 8, 10, 11 are my favs)  -- gotta love the hysterics, especially in those poor winds
Wagner -- any overture/prelude; the man was an ass, but his overtures are great, yeah, and ride of the valkyries, although I'm over it now.
More mellow--Bach, Vivaldi, etc.

"If there's nothing else that's relevant, I'll be leaving now"

"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground"

Well, G, I do have a few that I keep on ice for the occasional apocolyptic total-body workout:

Tchaikovsky "The Tempest, Op. 18"
Tchaikovsky "Symphony No. 4 in F minor, Op. 36" (except for the third movement, which -despite the clever pizzicato strings- does not mix well with iron)
Verdi "Dies Irae" from Massa Da Requiem

I save the Mozart for recouperation, and sipping a fine '02 Bollinger Estate Reserve vintage protein shake, Ha ha ha ha

Yes, that's me in my avatar, and NO, I don't look like that today. That was taken back in Jan '07, and I lost most of that progress when I slacked off last year. I'm on my way back, tho, and I'm using that photo for inspiration.