Running Music

[kevinXcore]

Listen to metal. Whenever I do anything that I need to get done, I listen to the most intense music I can find.

Job For a Cowboy
See You Next Tuesday
Dillinger Escape Plan
Horse the Band


That stuff is fast fast fast fast music and gets your blood pumping.

[OME6A]

Originally Posted by E. Writer

That one... epic, fast paced song. Sure to get you pumped.

Not too good for runnin' but that song is awesome. I'm putting them on my list of peoples to pirate.

Combichrist is always good for running in my book:

They're also insane live.

[E. Writer]

Originally Posted by OME6A

Not too good for runnin' but that song is awesome. I'm putting them on my list of peoples to pirate.

Yeah, they're awesome. Probably the best Hip Rock I've ever heard.

With that song, you'll wanna check out Dead In Ditches, Sell Your Soul, and Pain. Those are their 4 best. They don't have much out yet, they aren't even signed.

[Big Red 11]

Pink Floyd - On the Run

The Doors - Not to Touch the Earth

Not so much loud, but at a good pace and they drive.

[Scuba Steve]

Do you really run to those, Biggie?

I could never run to The Doors. As much as I love them, I just couldn't.

[Big Red 11]

I don't run, but I work the rowing machine to that. Repetative motions warrant forceful music. Maybe that's just me.

[Jimdalf]

If you are going to run outside in daylight its best to leave the music at home, simply because you need your ears warning you of cars, and especially cyclists, coming from behind. None of your other senses can do that in daylight (at night their lights will act as a warning) and its better to be safe than splattened.

[Scuba Steve]

I don't know anyone that doesn't run without music, nor have I ever seen anyone.

People should have enough common sense to know not to run in the middle of a street. If you can figure out to not do that, you don't need to worry about a car hitting you.

Plus, most cities these days have trails and such, paved or dirt.

[tha123]

Rob Zombie is always good for running. depends on what gets you pumped really. and yea about getting hit by cars when i run through my neighborhood i always look behind me, until i get on the open road with sidewalks.

try
-living dead girl
-dragula
^ some people call it burn through the witches.

[hcky21rskor]

Originally Posted by Jimdalf

If you are going to run outside in daylight its best to leave the music at home, simply because you need your ears warning you of cars, and especially cyclists, coming from behind. None of your other senses can do that in daylight (at night their lights will act as a warning) and its better to be safe than splattened.

I can't run without music, Donno why, but I just can't. I've also noticed that if I run in daylight without music I get really distracted. Who's in that store, do I know them? Who's driving by me? Too many distractions, music keeps my mind focused on running.

Originally Posted by OME6A

Combichrist is always good for running in my book

There too techno for me. Don't know why but I can't handle techno, or country.

Originally Posted by Scuba Steve

Plus, most cities these days have trails and such, paved or dirt.

I wish we had these where I live, but we got nothing. It's either the sidewalk on on the inside of the white line, and I don't trust the inside of the white line enough to run there, too many stupid people up here. The next town over has paved running/walking areas but I don't have a car to get there, and I wouldn't waste the gas.

I like anything that has a hip hop/rap beet to it and is kinda' fast paced. E, that song you posted didn't sound bad. I've been listening to UNK a lot now while running. 2 step and the 2 step remix are BA.