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  1. Hey ASDLCers,

    We're all working up a sweat for at least a half hour a day, 5 days a
    week, right? So, for those of you who listen to music to help put a little
    extra spring in your step, what do you listen to? I'm looking to add some
    variety to my workout folder, so any suggestions are welcome.

    Here's what I usually listen to (they're in alphabetical order because
    that's what my mp3 player does, which means that some sections are heavy
    on the uptempo stuff while others are a little slower, but it works out
    reasonably well. Some of the songs aren't as performed by the original
    artist. Where that is the case I've put in which version I'm listening to.
    And, of course, sometimes I just can't remember who does a particular
    song):

    Altogether Now - Beatles
    Anji - Craig "Lumpy" Lemke
    Atchafalaya Pipeline - Beausoleil
    Baby Seat - Barenaked Ladies
    Ballroom Blitz - The Sweet
    Barefoot Rock - The Blasters
    Blitzkrieg Bop
    Bonnie Ship the Diamond - Kingston Trio
    Buddy Better Get On Down the Line - Kingston Trio
    California Sun - Ramones
    Come on, let's go - Los Lobos (?)
    Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins
    Disorder in the House - Warren Zevon
    Don't you weep, Mary - Kingston Trio
    Driver's seat - Sniff'n the Tears
    Enid - BNL
    Falling for the first time - BNL
    Feeling alright - Traffic
    Flat top joint - Blasters
    Get up, stand up - Sting
    Give me some loving - Steve Winwood (?)
    Go Home - BNL
    Good News - Kingston Trio
    Happy One Step - Beausoleil
    Hateful - The Clash
    Help - The Beatles
    I do the Rock - Tim Curry (?)
    I don't want to - Blasters
    I feel lucky - Mary Chapin Carpenter
    I wanna be sedated - Ramones
    I'm a man - Steve Winwood
    I'm gonna be (500 miles) BNL
    I'm Winning Steve Winwood (?)
    Indiana - Rockapella
    Inline Bowline - BNL
    It don't come easy - George Harrison
    It's the end of the world - REM
    Johnny Peut Pas Danser - Beausoleil
    Jusqu'a la Nuit - Beausoleil
    Justine - Blasters
    La Bamba - Los Lobos
    Learning to Fly - Roger Waters/Pink Floyd?
    Liposuction - DaVinci's Notebook
    Little Light - Kingston Trio
    Maman Rosin au zydeco bal - Beausoleil
    Martha My Dear - Beatles
    Mark Twain - Kingston Trio
    Mary Mo - from Dumb and Dumber
    Me Pants Fall Down - Da Vinci's Notebook
    My Mood Swings - Elvis Costello
    O'Guillori - Micheal Doucet
    Oh, Atlanta - Alison Krauss
    One Trick Pony - Paul Simon
    Papa Oom Mow Mow - Muppets w/ Rockapella (?)
    Pump it up - Elvis Costello
    Rapid Roy (Stock Car Boy) - Jim Croce
    Rock the Casbah - The Clash
    Sell, Sell, Sell - BNL
    Shakin' Shakin' Shakin - Los Lobos
    She's So Cold - Rolling Stones
    Sledge Hammer - Genesis
    Sophie - Beausoleil
    Tarzan Boy
    Tasso - McGee's Reel - Beausoleil
    That'll be the day
    That's what I like about you
    The Bug - Mary Chapin Carpenter
    The Escape of old John Webb - Kingston Trio
    The Gates - Da Vinci's Notebook (great heartpumping song)
    The Golden Spike - Kingston Trio
    The Humour of the Situation - BNL
    The Rest of the Night - Warren Zevon
    This is Radio Clash - Clash
    Turning Japanese
    Twisting by the Pool - Dire Straits
    Two Little Hitlers - Elvis Costello
    Un Froncas au Kebak - Ad Vielle Que Poura
    Veronica - Elvis Costello
    Walk Don't Run - Craig "Lumpy" Lemke
    Walk Like an Egyptian
    Walking on Sunshine
    Walking Through Fire - Mary Chapin Carpenter
    Welcome to the Working Week - Elvis Costello
    What I Like About You - The Romantics
    Where's Captain Kirk - REM
    Whip It - Devo
    Who Needs Sleep - BNL
    Yakko's World (to Mexican hat dance tune)
    Yellow Submarine - Beatles
    Zero Wing/All Your Base are Belong to Us

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    "ALPO is 99 cents a can. That's over SEVEN dog dollars!!"
    Revek - ASDLC

  2. I always have a playlist on my Ipod titled Workout, which I change
    quite frequently. Right now it contains.........

    You Gotta Move - Aerosmith - Honkin' On Bobo
    I'm Ready - Aerosmith - Honkin' On Bobo
    Hard to Handle - Black Crowes - Shake your Money Maker
    Move Over - Janis Joplin - Pearl
    Shame, Shame, Shame - Kenny Wayne Sheperd - Ledbetter Heights
    Crazy Dream - Los Lonely Boys - Los Lonely Boys
    Life - Seven Wiser -Seven Wiser
    Take Me As I AM - Seven Wiser- Seven Wiser
    Spoonman - Soundgarden - Superunknown
    Girls - Tricky - Blowback
    Sucker Train Blues - Velvet Revolver - Contraband
    Slither - Velvet Revolver - Contraband

  3. a bit of the Ludwig. #9.

  4. "Martha Gallagher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hey ASDLCers,
    Snip.......

    Ones I like......

    Bob Seger Old Time Rock and Roll
    Bob Seger Against the Wind
    Bob Seger The Fire Down Below
    Bob Seger Her Strut
    Bob Seger Fire Lake
    Bob Seger Betty Lous' Gettin Out Tonight
    Bob Seger Night Moves
    Bob Seger Rock and Roll Never Forgets
    Bob Seger Let it Rock

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    bjgeiger

  5. "Martha Gallagher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey ASDLCers,

    We're all working up a sweat for at least a half hour a day, 5 days a
    week, right? So, for those of you who listen to music to help put a little
    extra spring in your step, what do you listen to? I'm looking to add some
    variety to my workout folder, so any suggestions are welcome.


    Tom Jones-Sex Bomb & She's a Lady
    ELO-Do ya?
    Loverboy-Turn me Loose
    Melissa Etheridge-anything
    Bee Gees-Jive Talkin & [censored]
    Evelyn Champagn King (i think)-Shame
    Donna Summer-anything
    Kristen

  6. "hellrazor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    a bit of the Ludwig. #9.

    One of the reasons I bought my own free weights instead of going to the gym
    was the resistance I got when I tried to listen to a classical radio station
    : )

    Nicky.

    --
    A1c 10.5/5.7/<6 Weight 95/78/72Kg
    1g Metformin, 87.5ug Thyroxine
    T2 DX 05/2004

  7. "Martha Gallagher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey ASDLCers,

    We're all working up a sweat for at least a half hour a day, 5 days a
    week, right? So, for those of you who listen to music to help put a little
    extra spring in your step, what do you listen to? I'm looking to add some
    variety to my workout folder, so any suggestions are welcome.

    I find Limp Bizkit works best for me - Faith, Break Stuff, Nookie, My Way,
    Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle mix), and especially Full Nelson (which I
    sometimes put on repeat for an entire workout.)

    I also use the entire "Kill 'em All" album, Trapped Under Ice, Battery, Last
    Caress/Green Hell all by Metallica.

    The only music that gets me going is basically all about violence. I guess
    it has something to do with venting a little anger...

    Bryan

  8. "Martha Gallagher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Come on, let's go - Los Lobos (?)


    Ritchie Valens maybe?

    Quoted message said:

    I'm gonna be (500 miles) BNL


    I think it'd by the Proclaimers.. maybe BNL did a live cover of it or
    something.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm Winning Steve Winwood (?)


    There is a Santana song by that title... and it may be the same one.

    Quoted message said:

    Mary Mo - from Dumb and Dumber


    New Age Girl by Deadeye [censored]

    Quoted message said:

    Sledge Hammer - Genesis


    Peter Gabriel

    Quoted message said:

    Tarzan Boy


    Baltimora

    Quoted message said:

    Turning Japanese


    The Vapors

    Quoted message said:

    Walk Like an Egyptian


    Bangles

    Quoted message said:

    Walking on Sunshine


    Katrina & the Waves

    Dave

  9. dcbryan said:

    "Martha Gallagher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Come on, let's go - Los Lobos (?)

    Ritchie Valens maybe?

    Quoted message said:

    I'm gonna be (500 miles) BNL

    I think it'd by the Proclaimers.. maybe BNL did a live cover of it or
    something.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm Winning Steve Winwood (?)

    There is a Santana song by that title... and it may be the same one.

    Quoted message said:

    Mary Mo - from Dumb and Dumber

    New Age Girl by Deadeye [censored]

    Quoted message said:

    Sledge Hammer - Genesis

    Peter Gabriel

    Quoted message said:

    Tarzan Boy

    Baltimora

    Quoted message said:

    Turning Japanese

    The Vapors

    Quoted message said:

    Walk Like an Egyptian

    Bangles

    Quoted message said:

    Walking on Sunshine

    Katrina & the Waves

    Dave


    Just going to name groups:
    Franz Ferdinand
    XTC
    They Might Be Giants
    Matthew Sweet
    Scissor Sisters
    Animal Collective

    That should get you started.

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