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Click to view eramos42's profile Amateur 15 posts since
Oct 30, 2007

May 7, 2008 5:10 PM

Looking for Good "Pump Me Up" Song to Get Me through the Run


I'm going out for a run later today and kind of tired of my current songs in my ipod. Does anybody have any good songs worthy of recommending?

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Click to view Jennyrun08's profile Amateur 10 posts since
Apr 29, 2008
1. May 7, 2008 6:52 PM in response to: eramos42

Two of my favorites are Pat Benatar "We Belong" and "Shadows of the Night" It just seems to get me going, which is weird cause I usually listen to rap.

ha ha. :)

Click to view Poppy Bass's profile Rookie 1 posts since
Jan 11, 2008
2. May 7, 2008 8:03 PM in response to: eramos42

i like "dont stop me now" by queen, and of course "we are the champions" and "another one bites the dust" by queen

also "black betty" by ram jam has the best beat ever

i also love to run to "i got soul" by the killers, i think the real name of the song is "all these things that i have done" or something like that

Click to view Run_Kev_Run's profile Rookie 1 posts since
Oct 24, 2007
3. May 8, 2008 5:45 AM in response to: eramos42
Hells Bells by AC/DC... If you time it right and start it at the tail end of your warm up, just as your looking to poor on some speed it works pretty well :) Enjoy.
Click to view LizDuf's profile Rookie 1 posts since
May 8, 2008
4. May 8, 2008 6:43 AM in response to: Run_Kev_Run

I have a lot of randoms that get me going on my ipod, but my favorites right now are

Stronger, Kanye West

I drove all night, Celine dion

U and Ur hand, pink

she's a maniac, what a feeling (not sure of the artists, both from flashdance)

Click to view dj2229's profile Amateur 8 posts since
Oct 24, 2007
5. May 8, 2008 9:34 AM in response to: LizDuf
For me.. A couple different genres

1. Guns and roses: Out to get me. Makes it feel like someone is chasing you down :)

2. Rodney Atkins: These are my people. I like this song because it makes my training runs feel closer to the marathon run itself. Picture in your head all the people cheering you on. Works great!!

3. And of course..Last but not least... Survivor: Burning heart.

Click to view Seenalot's profile Rookie 5 posts since
Jan 24, 2008
7. May 8, 2008 8:37 AM in response to: eramos42
My favorite album to run to is Tiësto -Parade of the Athletes - that he put together for the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens . It's old school techno. Great stuff to run to, especially tempo training.
Click to view rjhdph's profile Rookie 2 posts since
May 8, 2008
8. May 8, 2008 9:25 AM in response to: Seenalot

FUEL by Metallica! I don't have an ipod yet, I'm a newbie runner and I'm hoping to get one for mother's day. Anything by Metallica pumps me up. I started singing Fuel at the last 5 min stretch of my run (doing the couch to 5k plan) and it got me sprinting!

Good luck!

Robin

Click to view us33fan's profile Rookie 1 posts since
Mar 31, 2008
9. May 8, 2008 10:16 AM in response to: eramos42
"Runaway" by Bon Jovi is a jammin tune with a good running pace! Sometimes I like Free Bird live version just because it is so long (15 min.) starts slow but it jams for a long time. "Fool for the City" live version by Foghat is another jammer along with "Too Much Thinking" by Triumph on the Never Surrender album. Styx has some great tunes, "Blue Collar Man" and "Suite Madame Blue". Basically classic rock is my theme!
Click to view mschuster43's profile Rookie 3 posts since
Nov 12, 2007
10. May 8, 2008 4:05 PM in response to: eramos42
Eye of the Tiger - who doesn't like feeling like Rocky during a run?!
Click to view kloud9's profile Rookie 1 posts since
Jan 13, 2008
11. May 8, 2008 4:11 PM in response to: eramos42
Just about anything by Van Halen (even "Ice Cream Man"), all the way up to "Right Now" by Van Hagar.
Click to view RKHII83's profile Pro 166 posts since
Oct 1, 2007
12. May 8, 2008 4:43 PM in response to: eramos42

"Southbound" - Allman Brothers - from 'An Evening With The Allman Brothers'

"You Don't Love Me" and "Back Where It All Begins" - Allman Brothers - from 'An Evening With The Allman Brothers: Second Set'

"Big Railroad Blues" and "Big River" - Grateful Dead

"Green Grass and High Tides" - The Outlaws

"Surprise Valley" - Widespread Panic

"Tumblin" - Bobby Lee Rodgers and the Codetalkers

Click to view Pagio's profile Rookie 6 posts since
Apr 7, 2008
13. May 9, 2008 6:12 AM in response to: RKHII83

The Anthem by Pitbull (feat. Lil Jon) this really gets me going when I'm running. And also another song by Pitbull (Culo) although it has a bad title it seems to always get me going too. I pretty much listen to ANY Reggeaton songs when running.