Post by: 444 on February 18, 2006, 02:48:37 PM
I saw a thread somewhere (here ?) a couple weeks ago and I can't find it now.
Post by: zahc on February 18, 2006, 03:02:34 PM
Porcupine Tree-In absentia, Deadwing (prog metal)
Nevermore-any (metal)
Therion-later albums (orchestral metal)
Hot Water Music-Fuel for the Hate game (post-hardcore)
At the Drive in-relationship command (? Fast rock music)
The Mars Volta-De-loused in the Comatorium (no genre)
Post by: Chris Rhines on February 18, 2006, 05:47:02 PM
Skindred - Babylon (weird hybrid of hardcore and ragga/Jamaican dancehall)
Stuck Mojo - any, but esp. Pigwalk and Rising (early hardcore, political in a good way)
Thrice - Vheissu (hardcore - start with tracks 1 and 6)
Dream Theater - Train of Thought, Octavarium
Boy Hits Car (are they even still around? Hope so...)
- Chris
Post by: LawDog on February 18, 2006, 06:36:44 PM
Judas Priest.
Ronnie James Dio.
LawDog
Post by: onions! on February 18, 2006, 06:44:36 PM
Now comes the cop out.:)Everyone likes something a little different.Look for a disc called something like "Heavy Metal does Mozart" or something along that vein.I'd skip Best Buy & try Barnes & Noble for recomendations.
For rock?Van Halen from their first five albums,Def Leppard,Queensryche,& Ted Nugent.
Post by: SpookyPistolero on February 18, 2006, 06:50:37 PM
E.S. Posthumus has some cool stuff, particularly the album Unearthed, and the song Nara.
But, I also enjoy working out to Rage Against the Machine, I love that stuff sometimes.
Post by: Fjolnirsson on February 18, 2006, 08:15:49 PM
Rammstein?
Judas Priest?
Funny. Not that I disagree with your choices, but I sort of had you pegged as a Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson type.......
I like all of the above...
Post by: cosine on February 18, 2006, 08:20:57 PM
Quote from: 41mag
Classical.Not the elevator music kind.You can feel it in your bones & there are no meaningless vocals to distract you from the pure emotions.
Halfway there. Don't forget some good jazz, and I don't mean the smooth/cool nightclub-type stuff. Locomotion from Cotrane's album Blue Trane makes pretty good workout music, as does Morgan's The Sidewinder.
Post by: Slimjim on February 18, 2006, 08:53:19 PM
Post by: brimic on February 18, 2006, 09:57:45 PM
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Rammstein.
Judas Priest.
Ronnie James Dio.
+Judas Priest.
Ronnie James Dio.
Megadeth- my favorite wood splitting music
Post by: TarpleyG on February 19, 2006, 02:39:24 AM
Greg
Post by: ...has left the building. on February 19, 2006, 05:26:01 AM
-Avenged Sevenfold, City of Evil
-Anything with Rob Zombie in it
-Metallica, Kill 'em All to the black album
-Disturbed, 10,000 Fists
-Linkin Park, any album
-Dropkick Murphys, any album
-Anything with Henry Rollins
-Godsmack, any album
-The Misfits, any album
-Anything by Paul van Dyk
-T.I., Trap Muzik and Urban Legend
-Fort Minor, The Rising Tied
-David Banner, Baptized in Dirty Water
-Nas, Street's Disciple
-Jin, Presents the MC Proper'ganda
Post by: Guest on February 19, 2006, 05:54:03 AM
I have no idea of the who, what or where - of the Artists and Works shared above.
Work-out. Errr...
Older returning student, and you try not missing steps, or running into closed doors with a heavy backpack...
Pink Floyd "Dark Side of The Moon" - as I did mounting shotgun and dry firing thru all 8 "stations" and other "stages" continous thru the whole album.
I do this with Bob Seger "Live Bullet", Allman Bros...ZZTop...Rolling Stones...etc.
Cleaned house from top to botton listening to "Outlaws" album[ Willie, Waylon] and Hank Williams Jr.
And thank goodness I had Jimi Hendrix to get me thru the "workout" of my last homework assignment.
Tossing twenty 25# bags of #8 shot to the tunes of Creedence Clearwater Revival...and then later carrying 3 at a time to the tune of Willie Nelson...The who...Frampton anyone?
Times have changed - huh?
I do not consider shooting 200 rds straight non stop with a shotgun a "workout" - Seger and Live Bullet do their bit, I do mine.
...Twenty years, where'd they go...sometimes I sit and wonder...
Steve
Post by: M14rick on February 19, 2006, 06:14:44 AM
How about ZZ Top, George Thorogood, Rolling Stones, Animals, etc?
Post by: BillBlank on February 19, 2006, 06:40:36 AM
Funny thing, I turned thirty and the Who became good. Who's next is a cracking album.
Post by: Moondoggie on February 19, 2006, 07:00:50 AM
I thought I'd been beamed to some alternate universe!
My workout tape has:
Dire Straits...Money For Nothing & Sultans of Swing
Golden Earring...Twilight Zone
Del Shannon...Runaway
Dion...Run Around Sue
Beachboys...Surfin' USA & Surfin' Safari
Beatles...I Saw Her Standing There
ZZ Top...several (Man, you shoulda seen them in concert!)
The Wonders...That Thing You Do (One of my top 3 movies! Yeah, I know they're not real.)
My 50 yr old wife, however, LOVES heavy metal (or whatever you call) Rob Zombie/Marylin Manson/System of a Down/Buckcherry/Seether/Type O Negative. Where, Oh where did I go wrong?
Post by: Justin on February 19, 2006, 08:30:20 AM
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Ronnie James Dio.
Tenacious D has a great song about Dio."You will give your cape and scepter to me!"
Post by: ...has left the building. on February 19, 2006, 10:27:37 AM
Quote from: Justin
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Ronnie James Dio.
Tenacious D has a great song about Dio."You will give your cape and scepter to me!"
You're too old to rock, no more rockin' for you.
We're takin' you to a home,
But we will sing a song about you."
I love that song!
Post by: Balog on February 19, 2006, 11:14:30 AM
Deftones- Adrenaline. By far their best
Linkin Park- Any
Metallica- Older albums, esp Master of Puppets
Coal Chamber- Chamber Music or the self-titled
System of a Down- Self-titled or Toxicity. Haven't heard Hypnotize or Mezmerize yet
Cradle of Filth- dunno albums, just heard 'em on the radio
Slayer- Any
P.O.D.- Snuff the Punk and Brown. Before they got popular and started sucking like a dehydrated whore
Disturbed- The Sickness
DMX- dunno albums, but some of his stuff is pretty aggressive if'n you like rap
Grammatrain- Flying
Juno Reactor- Bible of Dreams, Shango, Beyond the Infinite
Klank- Still Suffering. Includes my favorite angry line of all time "The world would be a better place without you."
Millencollin- Life on a Plate and others. Not hard or angry, but fast
Pennywise- Any
Offspring- Any
Damn, I'd better stop. I used to be pissed off all the time, so I have a lot of memories of working off anger and frustrations to music. Hope this helps.
Post by: onions! on February 19, 2006, 02:50:41 PM
I'm sitting here doing some e-Bay adds w/Queensryches'"Operation Mindcrime" set on 11.
I expect the local Gendarmes soon.:p
Post by: Modifiedbrowning on February 19, 2006, 08:01:22 PM
Fear Factory
Saints of Eden
Monster Magnet.
Suzukiton
Also, check out www.pandora.com. Good site to find new music.
Post by: StopTheGrays on February 20, 2006, 04:42:27 AM
Quote from: 41mag
Forget what I wrote earlier.
I'm sitting here doing some e-Bay adds w/Queensryches'"Operation Mindcrime" set on 11.
I expect the local Gendarmes soon.:p
+1 for Mindcrime. I'm sitting here doing some e-Bay adds w/Queensryches'"Operation Mindcrime" set on 11.
I expect the local Gendarmes soon.:p
Suprised no one mentioned KMFDM. Most of their stuff from Nihil and later makes great workout music.
Other:
Slick Idiot
Drill
Bio Hazzard
2unlimited or most mixes of 90's techno.
Post by: crt360 on February 20, 2006, 03:17:36 PM
C.O.C.
Kyuss - Blues for the Red Sun
Sugartooth
Monster Magnet
Rammstein
Lots of Black Sabbath tunes
A bunch of newer stuff on my mp3, but I can't remember the names.
Post by: Jamisjockey on February 20, 2006, 05:16:39 PM
Quote from: 444
How about some suggestions.
I saw a thread somewhere (here ?) a couple weeks ago and I can't find it now.
That was probably mine.I saw a thread somewhere (here ?) a couple weeks ago and I can't find it now.
Rob Zombie
Disturbed
Static-X
Godsmack
Rage Against the Machine
Those are my favorites and the only things on my MP3 player right now.