What songs do you have on your MP3 player? What songs get you super stoked for exercise? Come on share, maybe you'll inspire someone to change up their playlist.

Right now my favorite list that you'd find on my iPod:

Superwoman Alicia Keys As I Am

Golden Jill Scott Beautifully Human: Words And Sounds Vol. 2

Put Your Hands On Me Joss Stone Introducing Joss Stone

Candyman Christina Aguilera Back to Basics

Not Tonight (Ladies Night)Lil' Kim & TLC & Missy Eliot

8 Minutes To Sunrise Jill Scott Collaborations

No One Alicia Keys As I Am

I Wanna Thank Ya Angie Stone Stone Love

I'm Concieded...I Gotta Reason Remy Ma

Hate On Me Jill Scott The Real Thing - Words and Sounds, Vol. 3

Baby Baby Baby Joss Stone Introducing Joss

Enough Crying Mary J. Blige The Breakthrough

Running No Doubt Rock Steady Alternative & Punk

Thank You Dido No Angel Pop

That Kind Of Love Angie Stone Feat. Betty Wright Stone Love

I know it seems weird but

Enya. I can really do a great pace and fast too when I have Enya on my mp3 player.

I think I zone out and just go whe I am listening to her.

But I have others on it too,. but I just noticed I do great when I am listening to her.

PUMP IT - Black Eyed Peas

DON'T PHUNK WITH MY HEART - Black Eyed Peas

CRAZY IN LOVE - Beyonce

WITHOUT ME - Eminem

HOLLABACK GIRL - Gwen Stefani

HELLA GOOD - No Doubt

BABY GOT BACK - Sit Mix-a-Lot

IN DA CLUB - 50 Cent

THE SWEET ESCAPE - Gwen Stefani

GIRL - Beck

BABY IM A STAR - Prince

HEY YA - Outkast

BACK THAT ASS UP - Juvenile

YEAH - Usher

HOOCHIE MAMA - 2 Live Crew

FASTER KILL PUSSYCAT - Paul Oakenfield

LET'S GET IT STARTED - Black Eyed Peas

STRONGER - Kanye West

SEXY BACK - Justin Timberlake

LOW - Flo Rida

This is a great thread!!

Additions for me are:

Good Charlotte - I don't want to be in love

Old Beatles songs - I wanna hold your hand

ELO-Hold on tight to your dreams

Becca - Come and get my love

Has anyone mentioned audiobooks yet?

I love, love, love my having my iPod for audio books because unlike the "old days," when all we had was CD's, or tapes, I can listen to my books anytime, anywhere. Many a tedious workout (and wait in line, and flight, etc.) has gone by quickly with the help of a good story.

audible.com audio books has a great selection of audio books at fairly reasonable prices if you sign up for one of their pre-paid plans.

Right now, I'm listening to Lonesome Dove, read by the author Larry McMurtry. I know this is a very old book, but I've never gotten around to reading it. I'm actually glad that I'm listening to it because McMurtry is an incredibly entertaining reader.

Has anyone mentioned audiobooks yet?

I love, love, love my having my iPod for audio books because unlike the "old days," when all we had was CD's, or tapes, I can listen to my books anytime, anywhere. Many a tedious workout (and wait in line, and flight, etc.) has gone by quickly with the help of a good story.

audible.com audio books has a great selection of audio books at fairly reasonable prices if you sign up for one of their pre-paid plans.

Right now, I'm listening to Lonesome Dove, read by the author Larry McMurtry. I know this is a very old book, but I've never gotten around to reading it. I'm actually glad that I'm listening to it because McMurtry is an incredibly entertaining reader.

Great site Frangi....Thanks!!

I love Audio Books I just finished a PD James. It was great to listen to while working out.

Great site Frangi....Thanks!!

Jody,

Glad you like the website. I love it!!!

And OMG am I ever enjoying Lonesome Dove! As if the characters aren't already funny enough, McMurtry's reading makes them laugh out loud hilarious!!! I told my husband that I will be sorry to see the book end -- he read it many years ago and loved it and told me that I definitely will.

I love Audio Books I just finished a PD James. It was great to listen to while working out.

Cerrin I love PD James too!

Audio books are the best in my opinion.

I even rent them from the library and download them to my mp3 player.

Audio books are the best in my opinion.

I even rent them from the library and download them to my mp3 player.

Sigh, I definitely do miss the joys and conveniences of modern life sometimes.......

BTW, I just realized I was wrong about the Lonesome Dove audio version I'm listening to -- it's not read by the author, the narrator is Lee Horsley. When I finish this book I'm going to try to find some others that he's narrated because he is superb!!!!

I was in bed listening to my book last night, and actually woke my husband up because I was laughing so hard :blushing:!

Has anyone mentioned audiobooks yet?

I love, love, love my having my iPod for audio books because unlike the "old days," when all we had was CD's, or tapes, I can listen to my books anytime, anywhere. Many a tedious workout (and wait in line, and flight, etc.) has gone by quickly with the help of a good story.

audible.com audio books has a great selection of audio books at fairly reasonable prices if you sign up for one of their pre-paid plans.

Right now, I'm listening to Lonesome Dove, read by the author Larry McMurtry. I know this is a very old book, but I've never gotten around to reading it. I'm actually glad that I'm listening to it because McMurtry is an incredibly entertaining reader.

You might check your public library. Ours offers free audio book downloads from Audible Audio. They are good for two weeks. Some you can burn to cd for storage and some you can'ts. But it's free. I listen to books too when I'm working out. The system that has the audio books is called Overdrive. You can download them at home onto the pc to load onto the mp3 player.

Do you still recommend the lap band? How much have you lost and how long has it taken to do so?

Cheryl