Searched and nothing came up, I was going to bump one of the threads for some fresh input

Some of mine:

Pon De Replay
Pump It
Let's Get It Started
Headstrong

Bro Hymn Anthem [Pennywise]
Du Hast [Rammstein]
Story of My Life [Social Distortion]
Seven Nation Army [White Stripes]
Stand By Me [Pennywise]
Thunderkiss '69 [White Zombie]
Bring the Noise [Public Enemy w/Anthrax]
Strictly Business [EPMD]
Red Cadillac and a Black Mustache [Robert Gordon]

Plus a few others...

Never Gonna Come Back Down [BT]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vyq40...eature=related

There was some good stuff in this thread...

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread....=WORKOUT+MUSIC

Lots of Slayer
Lots of Entombed.

Ocassionally something like the Bay City Rollers (if it's a saturday morning and I'm in a good mood or something).

Don't work out, I'm lazy, but I have a work mix.

Welcome Home -
Jambi
Cottonhead Joe
Never Gonna Come Back down
Normal Town
Moonlapse Vertigo
Bleak
Like a Stone
Breathe
Closer

Justice: Genesis
Wolfmother: White Unicorn
AC-DC: It's a Long Way to the Top
Prodigy: Poison
Deep Purple: Highway Star
Joan Jett: Do You Wanna Touch
Girl Talk: Smash Your Head
M.I.A.: Bamboo Banga
Clipse: Wamp Wamp
Black Sabbath: Neon Knights
Kaiser Chiefs: I Predict a Riot
Danger Doom: The Mask
Dead Boys: Sonic Reducer

These are some that I can remember. I have a whole bunch of songs on my mp3 player I listen to when I work out.

Punk Rock Song - Bad Religion
100 Years - The Cure
Rebel Girl - Bikini Kill
Bicycle Bicycle, You Are My Bicycle - Be Your Own Pet
Reach For The Sky - Social Distortion
Bombshell - Operation Ivy
Dudley - Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs
Cocaine Blues - Hank Williams III
White Lines - Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel
The Legend of Pat Brown - The Vandals
But Not Tonight - Depeche Mode
Pull Shapes - The Pipettes

I play "You're The Best" by Joe Esposito on an endless loop.

Tears in Heaven - Eric Clapton on repeat

Sort of like King of Kong.

Podcasts

Or It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Make sure you take the proper amount of steroids before working out for the fight, whether it's in a boxing ring or underground.

Anyways, to contribute, I'd like to throw in Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense album. 70+ minutes of danceable, energetic music...hell, with the exception of the first two tracks ("Psycho Killer" and "Heaven"), even the slower numbers feel pretty up-tempo.

my workout playlist is the democracy now! podcast w/ amy goodman. crooked politicians make me pumped!

On chest days (for benchpressing and lifting big): lots of Amon Amarth and DevilDriver.

Most other days it's Iron Maiden, Slayer, Deftones, Nine Inch Nails, Rammstein and Pantera. I usually save the instrumental/mellow stuff for cardio time.

I LOVE "I Love Rock 'n Roll" ever since I played it in Guitar Hero and they played it while I was on the cycle class and it was awesome. A good song can make a huge difference in exercising.

Anyone know that song that the little red-haired boy is dancing to on that video being passed around Facebook?

Flo Rida, Get Low

LCD Soundsystem "45 33"

Pet Shoy Boys: 'Single-Bilingual'
Talking Heads: 'I Zimbra' (live version)

Some songs on my playlist include:
Atomiks (band from Reno) - Pontiac
Bad Religion - I want to Conquer The World, Incomplete
Bloc Party - Banquet
Brave Saint Saturn - Here is the News
Chris Thile - The Believer
mewithoutYou - Nice and Blue (pt 2) - the video for this song consists primarily of the band working out.
Muse - Stockholm Syndrome, Hysteria, Assasin, Sunburn
R.E.M. - Accelerate
Embodyment - Yours Truly, Heaven in a Letter Bomb, Binge and Purge
The Faint - Let the Poison Spill, Your Retro Career Melted, I disapear, Birth
Foo Fighters - Monkey Wrench, Everlong, I'll Stick Around
The Juliana Theory - To the Tune of 5,000 Screaming Children
Live - Stage
Mars Volta - Interiatic Esp
Cursive - Some Red Handed Slight of Hand, Art is Hard
MuteMath - Chaos, Noticed

I generally look for songs with a quick beat (130-150) more than songs that "pump" me up.

I prefer house dance music at around 125 bpm

I could be high on my preferred bpm. I am sure that house would make perfect workout music.

...the hell is a "workout?"

Working out is my most musically diverse time. As I generally prefer brit-alternative/electronic stuff for driving and casual listening, when I "pump it up" I enjoy more of the rap/high bpm/energetic rock (for obvious reasons..)

Good suggestions here. Heading to the gym after work, gotta give some of 'em a shot!

sidenote: for some very odd reason, I often gravitate toward putting on Bloc Party's "Silent Alarm" album when I workout...strangest thing!

Thanks!

Saw it twice on Facebook (and played many times) and lo and behold they play it at cycling class... it REALLY does make a difference and you can go from tired to refreshed because of a song.