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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/8/2005 10:50:26 PM
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Pennsylvania Jock
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Linkin Park, Godsmack, some rap...I like Usher and other rappers like him.
Mostly rock.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/9/2005 5:45:59 AM
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youm0nt
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strictly rock.
between home and serenity
saosin
a static lullaby
the used
underoath
killswitch engage
thrice
fear factory
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/13/2005 7:48:29 PM
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Alcazar
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Hip Hop, Yoruba tribal drums, House music, Petey Pablo's "Freek-A-Leek" on repeat
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/16/2005 1:09:33 PM
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Master Of Puppets
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metal. plain and simple.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/17/2005 7:56:35 PM
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Burks
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metal. plain and simple.
Agreed. I find it hard to lift to rap talking about drugs and women.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/20/2005 4:38:53 PM
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The band that gets me most pumped is either Deftones or Rage Against The Machine cranked as loud as my Ipod can go.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/20/2005 6:56:35 PM
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mortal kombat annihilation techno remix ....
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/28/2005 4:22:24 PM
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This is kind of a old topic but i thot i would imform you all of the following. Im to lazy to find the website but i read thing were scientist put thez people in a room and let them listen to all kinds of diffrent music . The studies showed it decreased there testosterone .However there testosterone increased when they listened to music wial watching violent scenes. Note the fact that they werent lifting wial listening to music so lifing and music may have a different effect.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/29/2005 12:35:04 PM
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hcr250
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metallica on full blast, if you have not put on metallicas enter sandman full volume while your lifting, then you havent worked out yet.
i just went back and read what some of your wrote as music to listen to, what the hell is wrong with you guys....techno? and what the hell is "gay boyfriend" is that a band name?, do you guys even go to the gym? i cant even understand how people listen to rap while lifting, maybe 50 cent, but no one else, for everyone else, your going to the gym to lift some weights, sweat, and get hardcore, not to go wax your legs, play badmitten and sit in the tanning salon, because i know some gyms have those, so sitting in the sona all day and putting on headphones with "GAY BOYFRIEND" playing does not constitute as a day at the gym......grow some balls.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/29/2005 4:37:05 PM
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Pappy
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metallica on full blast, if you have not put on metallicas enter sandman full volume while your lifting, then you havent worked out yet.
i just went back and read what some of your wrote as music to listen to, what the hell is wrong with you guys....techno? and what the hell is "gay boyfriend" is that a band name?, do you guys even go to the gym? i cant even understand how people listen to rap while lifting, maybe 50 cent, but no one else, for everyone else, your going to the gym to lift some weights, sweat, and get hardcore, not to go wax your legs, play badmitten and sit in the tanning salon, because i know some gyms have those, so sitting in the sona all day and putting on headphones with "GAY BOYFRIEND" playing does not constitute as a day at the gym......grow some balls.
Dude some people just have different tastes in music. I'm not a huge fan of classical, but I can understand the complexities of it and I can understand exactly how someone can be moved by it and grove to love it.
The same thing goes for techno. In fact, techno is really just one classification of electronic music. It's obvious you have no interest in this type of music but trust me, it's probably the most popular music world wide. "Techno" can be VERY stimulating while in the gym. It seeks out the same part of you that is seeked out with hard rock, metal, rap, and industrial.
It grabs that badass part of our ego and energizes it to the point where you feel like breaking a 45 over your knee!
Dude if you had some SICK DNB, breakbeats, you'll go in that gym like a madman.
I love that when I'm lifting or rap.
When I'm doing cardio, it's usually some house variety as it energizes me.
Everyones different...
Take me....my thoughts on throwing "Sandman" is about as energy stimulating as classical before bed. I've heard that godamned song soo many times (thank you radio) that it almost doesn't do anything for me.
Now throw in "Ride the lightning" or "Justice for All" when Metallica was Metallica (my opinion inserted there) then you would be talking...
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 4/29/2005 4:47:51 PM
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The Sheep Man
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no not opinion, fact... what happened to them, they used to have great songs
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 5/28/2005 6:35:49 AM
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RUS
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One word Z100 ....i live in NJ so we got that station in here, plays all the new hits, all kinds of music.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 5/29/2005 10:18:42 AM
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deweydog78
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i personally am a fan of such fine bands as killswitch engage, lamb of God, shadows fall, all that remains, and avenged sevenfold.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 6/5/2005 4:07:18 AM
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B0xeR
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We listen to Dance music at my boxing club and it hets us bouncing and pumped up ready to work.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 6/12/2005 2:41:00 PM
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qwewsxqaz
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When working out you gotta lat the led out! You gotta give it a try guys you'll feel like beatin the crap out of somebody when you communication breakdown flowin through your head.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 12/19/2005 3:05:04 PM
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degoar
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its only you by ashanti lol thats my girl
i dont really like any type of music and sorry but 50 cent is gay cant stand him
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 12/19/2005 3:27:55 PM
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chisum1357
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any album from korn, especially take a look in the mirror. every song is heavy
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 12/19/2005 11:50:20 PM
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envilent
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all of the above.. any music that has a phat beat will make me wanna fight someone.
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 12/20/2005 12:32:48 AM
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stephenpowerclean
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system of a down, HIM, so ya some rock. but and u cant forget the techno dance music :)
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RE: Musics to listen in the gym? - 12/20/2005 1:30:35 AM
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ColdSteel
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quote:
ORIGINAL: Master Of Puppets
metal. plain and simple.
haha metallica 4tehwin
Also
Opeth
Lamb of God (Ashes of the wake)
Sepultura (Especially their tribal metal)
Slipknot
Slayer
Korn
Disturbed
Refused
Yeah basically anything with a fast beat and lots of bass.. I have a friend that listens to behemoth while lifting, but I consider that a bit much..
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