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barbells79
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that debbie boone................she rocks!
peace bb79
peace bb79
Godsmack. Black sabbath is good too, but a little slow for workout
music. Do you have the first or second godsmack cd?? The first one
is the best by far.
Also, try Pantera
, White Zombie(first album), etc. Anything that
pumps you up, bro. Sometimes I'll even pop in some slipknot, Metallica,
old school Ozzie. I love Heavy metal. Especially for workout music!!
Nothing pumps me up more.
music. Do you have the first or second godsmack cd?? The first one
is the best by far.
Also, try Pantera
, White Zombie(first album), etc. Anything thatpumps you up, bro. Sometimes I'll even pop in some slipknot, Metallica,
old school Ozzie. I love Heavy metal. Especially for workout music!!
Nothing pumps me up more.
ultragainz
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i like any type of country music...
......really i do i gets me pumped up..try listening to it sometime like in the gym...all i got to say is if you listen to that country music in the gym ooooooooh boy you well kick some ass....
......really i do i gets me pumped up..try listening to it sometime like in the gym...all i got to say is if you listen to that country music in the gym ooooooooh boy you well kick some ass....
FullCircle
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I like some punk rock, and not that pussy blink 182 pop shit. I am talking minor threat, fugazi, some NOFX can be good, pennywise, old school bad religion.
For metal, some slipknot is cool, older pantera rules.
Often though, I find myself working out to the old rock and roll thats played over the gym radio, and sometimes they even have some oldies going.
In reality, the music probably has 0 to do with my lift session.... its all about hammering out the reps!
-FC
For metal, some slipknot is cool, older pantera rules.
Often though, I find myself working out to the old rock and roll thats played over the gym radio, and sometimes they even have some oldies going.
In reality, the music probably has 0 to do with my lift session.... its all about hammering out the reps!
-FC
FarBeyondDriven
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Pantera, Henry Rollins, he is the man, Godsmack is kewl, NIN early stuff, Rob Zombie, early Ministry, anything heavy with intensity.
K
Kryp2o
Guest
Coal Chamber's - Tyler's Song is great for working out. It has that heavy mosh groove to it.
K
Kryp2o
Guest
The mann - never heard of red x. 
Freak Show
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slipknot
There's a few by Rammstein. Can't understand a lick but you can get caught up in chanting that shit.
There's a few by Rammstein. Can't understand a lick but you can get caught up in chanting that shit.
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Latimer
Guest
Toss up.
NIN - Downward Spiral
Marilyn Manson - AntiChrist Superstar
Slipknot - Self-titled
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power or Cowboys From Hell
NIN - Downward Spiral
Marilyn Manson - AntiChrist Superstar
Slipknot - Self-titled
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power or Cowboys From Hell
FullCircle said:I like some punk rock, and not that pussy blink 182 pop shit. I am talking minor threat, fugazi, some NOFX can be good, pennywise, old school bad religion.
For metal, some slipknot is cool, older pantera rules.
Often though, I find myself working out to the old rock and roll thats played over the gym radio, and sometimes they even have some oldies going.
In reality, the music probably has 0 to do with my lift session.... its all about hammering out the reps!
-FC
Hey, dude.. if you like NOFX you probably know my old band - the Goober Patrol who are on the same label (I was their first singer and founder member)......
absolute hardgainer
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Black Sabbath is awesome, although I have never listened to their music whilst lifting. AC / DC is pretty good for that.
hardgainer (rock on)
hardgainer (rock on)
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MINISTER
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Godsmack
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