Thumbs up on the Helmet and Sepultura.

I like to workout to some Alter Bridge sometimes. Particularly their first release, but they have some other scattered good tunes on later albums too.

I like the message in this one:


This one too:

It's not music, but I find that listening to podcasts when cleaning my house or working out really helps to pass the time.

I'm going to tell you the same thing I told that other douche pickle ho started a similar thread the other day. Anything from Koan Sound's album "Adventures of Mr. Fox"... Only seven tracks on that one, but none of the mellow ethereal stuff you might hear in their other music. Pure glitch and energy. "Funk Blaster" is another good one.

Douche pickle.

I finally got a workout in. I listened to Death Grips' mixtape Exmilitary.

http://www.wefearchange.com/wp-conte...exmilitary.jpg

This album surprised me a bit. I was thinking it was going to be another boring repetitive rap album. And boy was I proven wrong. The music kept me engaged enough to ignore the pain I was in. it kept an intensity that helped push me to not stop. I'd say this album is a really good workout album, I would recommend.

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Heeeell yeah. :afro:

I've always enjoyed working out to deep house, tech house, progressive house, trance, dub, and even downtempo electronic music. BPM average 60-90 on the low end with dub and peak at 135 with trance. Single tracks average 8-12 minutes which is perfect for a single quick exercise while DJ mixes and albums of atmospheric IDM are usually 60-70 minutes in length which works well for an entire workout session.

By the very nature of the genres, it is easy to lose yourself in the extended mixes with slowly shifting rhythmic textures and there is a sense of timelessness which facilitates the activity of working out.

I know. I gave it a listen cause you repped it.

Today's workout music is Suicide Silence's

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._Cleansing.jpg

Nice and intense. Good workout music.