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halfbyaug

32 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

Dec 1, 2007 11:28 PM

What's on your ipod/mp3 player?

I need ideas for mine, so thanks for the input!

joescoolagain

1,300 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

1. Dec 1, 2007 11:40 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

Hello Halfbyaug!

Phedippidations Podcast! www.steverunner.com[/URL" target="_blank">

The Eagles, The Beatles, Beach Boys, Jimmy Buffet, Gorden Lightfoot and other Classic Rock/Soft rock songs.

Joe

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halfbyaug

32 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

2. Dec 1, 2007 11:47 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

Ooo I forgot about steverunner! Thanks so much!

Keikirunner

152 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

3. Dec 2, 2007 10:56 AM

in response to: halfbyaug

And don't forget DJ Steveboy's Podrunner mixes. I appreciate them so much. Just got one of the new ones called "Coolrunning"--appropriately enough! I'm 57, but I keep getting this strange urge to join the Navy......:-)

http://www.djsteveboy.com[/URL" target="_blank">

Steve Runner

65 posts since
Sep 26, 2007

4. Dec 2, 2007 12:17 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

Hey, thanks so much for thinking about my goofy little podcast!

It's not much...but it's all I have

Run long

- Steve

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Phedippidations: the PodCast for Runners at SteveRunner.com[/URL" target="_blank">

Guest

5. Dec 2, 2007 5:11 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

I have mine full of running cadences. They are fun to listen to, and all have the exact same beat (double time = 160bpm). Plus if your running alone or are not embarrassed you do the 'response' lines, it can make the miles go by faster.

Steve Runner

65 posts since
Sep 26, 2007

6. Dec 25, 2007 11:27 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

I highly recommend the Jog-Tunes Indie Podcast at
http://jogtunesindie.com[/URL" target="_blank">

In fact...if you had to choose between my goofy little podcast and the Jog-Tunes Indie podcast...I'd recommend you check out Dr. Bob's show first....honestly; it's fantastic....that and CC Chapmans "Accident Hash" podcast ( http://www.accidenthash.com/[/URL" target="_blank"> ) we're talking about the two most popular music podcasts in the history of podcasting!

- Steve

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Phedippidations: the PodCast for Runners at SteveRunner.com[/URL" target="_blank">

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7. Dec 2, 2007 7:14 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

if you go into the "just running" forum there is a really popular thread in there about favorite running songs. its about 8 pages long and there are heaps of great ideas.

mine are in there.........

eye of the tiger????

LOL

i amuse myself if no-one else

jogdoc

2 posts since
Mar 12, 2005

8. Dec 25, 2007 11:27 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

quote:<HR>Originally posted by Steve Runner:
I highly recommend the Jog-Tunes Indie Podcast at
http://jogtunesindie.com[/URL" target="_blank">

In fact...if you had to choose between my goofy little podcast and the Jog-Tunes Indie podcast...I'd recommend you check out Dr. Bob's show first....honestly; it's fantastic....
- Steve

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Thanks, Steve, but your great show is hardly goofy. Coolrunners are invited to hear my first anniversary show at jogtunesindie.com. Also, please feel free to come over to http://jogtunes.com[/URL" target="_blank"> for listings of BPM categorized signed artists' music and prepared playlists sequenced for 30 to 60 minute runs.

Best of running,
Dr. Bob

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mtnchk1

286 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

9. Dec 25, 2007 11:27 PM

in response to: halfbyaug

9633 songs - all genres! .....I select which genre, create playlists per tempo, etc. depending on the type of run I'm doing....dance, hip-hop, classic rock, & even spa music for long-slow-meditative runs

I haven't tried pod casts yet.....but hear good things about them!

eta: Oh yeah! & sometimes I forget to put the earbuds in!

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sully702

124 posts since
Jul 9, 2007

10. Dec 6, 2007 9:51 AM

in response to: halfbyaug

don't laugh but right now for my long runs I like to listen to "The Carpenters".

I m such a nerd! lol

ldennis

41 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

11. Dec 6, 2007 9:57 AM

in response to: halfbyaug

My favorite running songs right now:

The Distance- Cake
Crazy B!tch- Buck Cherry
Paralyzer- Finger 11
Remember the Name- Fort Minor
You Shook Me All Night Long- AC/DC
Moneymaker- Ludacris
La Grange- ZZ Top
Unwritten- Natasha Bedingfield

No I'm not a teenage boy, I'm a married mom with two kids who scares her husband with her running music!

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daijoubu

29 posts since
Dec 14, 2007

12. Dec 6, 2007 10:25 AM

in response to: halfbyaug

Right now, my highest rated music on my iPod is:

Dreamland - Bennie K
A love story - Bennie K
sunrise - Bennie K
Let's Get Retarded - Black Eyed Peas
Hey Mama - Black Eyed Peas
Glamorous - Fergie
Superman - Five for Fighting
Ready or Not - The Fugees
Stronger - Kanye West
Driver's High - L'Arc en Ciel

and my Nike+ Power Song is Dreamdrive - Soul'd Out

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13. Dec 6, 2007 11:07 AM

in response to: halfbyaug

I listen to Jim Croce, Pete Yorn, Ben Folds, Joni Mitchell.

If I am struggling in a run I switch it to some hard core punk music and crank it real loud!!

jogdoc

2 posts since
Mar 12, 2005

14. Dec 7, 2007 1:21 AM

in response to: halfbyaug

BPM runners may enjoy the four holiday runnable tunes I just put on JogTunes.com[/URL" target="_blank">. I posted a total of 13 new tunes with BPMs ranging from 119 BPM (warm-up fast walk) to 180 BPM for those who like to throw in a quick sprint.

That makes 791 tunes and 21 playlists on my site to chose from for music-paced running with links to iTunes. I hope you all find the site helpful and the songs motivating and fun to run to.

Happy Holidays and Best of Running!

Dr. Bob

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