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Songs To Workout To!! Help

Ok I had seen someone ask what your favorite song is. Well I'd like to know what are your favorite songs to work out to. You know, the kind that get you movin:dance: and groovin:dance:. I am going to download them to my MP3 player so that I have some good songs to workout to! Dont be shy bring on the suggestions!!!

P.S. No one will make fun of your song choice ....even if you say the Spice girls.. well maybe we will just a little!.... LOL

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Oh, that's good because I am a total dag when it comes to workout music. I'm not really into dance, hip hop style stuff although I always always enjoy the more modern music at a Spin class or similar.

But on my MP3 is about 30 Cold Chisel songs - an Aussie band huge in the 80's, stick kicking around here and there, but basically just Aussie pub rock with a strong blues feel to it. What else is on there, ah, oh gosh, this is very embarrassing. Little River Band - Hang on, another song from the 70's, some Greenday, that's not too embarrassing, and at least from this century, a bit of Hunters and Collectors, another great Aussie band and some John Cougar Mellencamp, THAT's the really embarrassing bit.

Years ago, in the mid '70's we were living up north, and on one of my husbands business trips south to the big city I asked him to pick me up a workout record (Yeah, LP's in those days).

He came home with one with contemporary music on it as well as the verbal directions to the accompanying workout sheet.

So now I cannot hear those songs without the workout instructions going through my head: "I just want to stop (back up and right over) and tell you how I feel about you babe (back up, stretch upward, then over to the other side)"

Yuk.

I have various songs from the following artists in my workout playlist:

- Destiny's Child

- Pussycat Dolls

- Pitbull

- Gwen Stefani

- Beyonce

- Ludacris

- Black Eyed Peas

- Fergie

- Jo Jo

- Rhianna

- Kelis

- Nelly Furtado

These are some of the best workout songs from my iPod gym playlists:

Bitch -- Rolling Stones

Lose Yourself -- Eminem

How We Do -- Mt Sims

Editions of You -- Roxy Music

Anarchy in The UK -- Sex Pistols

I Feel You -- Depeche Mode

Once Again -- Handsome Boy Modeling School

Killing in the Name -- Rage Against the Machine

Slip it In -- Henry Rollins

The Seed -- The Roots

Orgasm Addict -- Ther Buzzcocks

Glass -- Joy Division

Good Head -- Turbonegro

Hairdresser on Fire -- Morrissey

Breaking the Law -- Judas Priest

Southern Man -- Neil Young

Debaser -- Pixies

Hypnotize -- The White Stripes

Sex Dwarf -- Soft Cell

Piggy Pie - ICP

Judy is a Punk - Ramones

What's my age again - Blink-182

I Disappear - Metallica

Fuel - Metallica

Real Wild Child - Iggy Pop

Birth, School, Work, Death - The Godfathers

Bring the Pain - Mindless Self Indulgence

Demonoid Phenomenon - Rob Zombie

American Witch - Rob Zombie

Feuer Frei - Rammstien

Asche zu Asche - Rammstien

I Want to Break Free - Queen

Hammer to Fall - Queen

Fu*k tha Police - NWA

Cop Killer - Ice-T

Knickers - The Young Dubliners

Chop Suey - System of a Down

Sugar - System of a Down

Give it Away - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top

Pearl Necklace - ZZ Top

Legs - ZZ Top

You Don't Know how it Feels - Tom Petty

Fat Lip - Sum 41

Motivation - Sum 41

Ride the Wind - Poison

Girls, Girls, Girls - Motley Crue

Bang your Head - Quiet Riot

When your Heart stops beating - (+44)

Rock Star- Nickleback

American Badass - Kid Rock

Dirty Little Secret - All American Rejects

Jungle Love - Morris Day and the Time

Living Next Door to Alice - Smokie

Fu*k That - Kid Rock

Surfin' Bird - The Trashmen

Never Let You Go - Third Eye Blind

I Need You (That Thing You Do) - The Wonders

Last Resort - Papa Roach

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

Smooth Criminal - Alien Ant Farm

American Woman - Lenny Kravitz

Wasted Youth - Meatloaf

Life is a Lemon - Meatloaf

Mony, Mony - Billy Idol

Pink - Aerosmith

Rag Doll - Aerosmith

Push It - Static-X

I'm With Stupid - Static-X

My "warm-up" song is "Here I Go Again On My Own" by Whitesnake.

I don't know why I love this song like I do. But I only listen to it as the warm up for the elliptical machine. After that, it's on. Mostly rap, r&b, and hip hop.

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Round and Round-New Order

Question of Time-Depeche Mode

Let the Bodies Hit the Floor-Drowning Pool

Woo Hoo-Starship Troopers Soundtrack

Any trance Dance Music. Atb, Paul Oakenfield etc.

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