Favorite running songs

[Anonymous]

minor threat complete discography

[Anonymous]

this inspires me to update my playlist. It's so random and outdated. Some songs from it:

Never gonna stop - rob zombie
Rumor has it - Adele
Party in the USA - Miley Cyrus
Rock your body - Justin timberlake
Thunder kiss '65 - white zombie
I love it - icona pop
Gold digger - Kanye
Black horse and the cherry tree - kc tunstall
Family affair - Mary j blige
Let me blow ya mind - eve
Blurred lines - robin thicke (I'm not proud)
I'm alive - electric light orchestra

[Anonymous]

Joywave, Destruction
Lenny Kravitz, Strut
Kongos, Come with Me Now
Daddy's Cash, This Is My Party
Neon Trees, Love in the 21st Century
OneRepublic, Love Runs Out
Rick James, Superfreak
Michael Franti, Say Hey
Spoon, Don't You Evah

And to everyone who is thinking "You have terrible taste" and "You don't run very fast, do you?" YES.

[Anonymous]

"What Would Brian Boitano Do?"

It's totally ok to make fun of me for this.

[Anonymous]

Korn - Bag Pipes
Korn - Freak on a Leash
Soundtrack to Run Lola Run
Prince - Baby I'm a star
Peter Gabriel - Big Time
Pearl Jam - Of the Girl
Pearl Jam - Release
Nine in Nails - Closer
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Soundtrack - An Itch
A song of a compilation album called - Love Is - paces you out so well at end of run

[Anonymous]

I recently found a list of top "alternative" songs from the late 90s and downloaded for running music. It was great to listen to the same music I ran to in high school: Live, Sublime, Everclear, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't know how people ever would run more than 5 minutes without music.

I do see people running without headphones, and I'm just in awe of their discipline.

Thank you. I've never run with music. It's like "one more distraction for me to deal with." (Headphones, carrying the device, etc. I usually don't run with a phone unless it's in my jacket pocket, or I'm carrying my water with a belt and i use the pouch.)

I think a lot on my solo runs. A LOT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I recently found a list of top "alternative" songs from the late 90s and downloaded for running music. It was great to listen to the same music I ran to in high school: Live, Sublime, Everclear, etc.

What a great decade for music.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Disclaimer--I graduated from high school in 93, and a lot of my songs are from my youth.

Also, a lot have offensive language!

Missy Elliott: "Lose Control" and "Pass that Dutch"
Green Day: "Basket Case"
Beastie Boys: "Brass Monkey" " So watcha want" and "Sure shot"
Snap! "The Power"
US3 "Cantaloop"
Naughty by Nature "Hip Hop Hooray"
M/A/R/R/S "Pump up the Volume"
LL Cool J "Mama said Knock you out"
DJ EZ Rock/Rob Base "It takes Two"
TLC "Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg"
Ice Cube "Wicked" and "Friday"
Dick Dale and the Del Tones "Miserlou" (from Pulp Fiction)
Paper Boy "Ditty"
Fugees "Fu-Gee-La"
The Pogues "If I should Fall From Grace with God"
Beyonce "Run the World (Girls)"
Mama said knock you out is on my playlist too : )

Green Day! So much if dookie is good for running.

[Anonymous]

Mama said knock you out is on my playlist too : )

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:minor threat complete discography

great album!

[Anonymous]

Life is a Highway - Rascal Flatts

Suck my Kiss - Red Hot Chili Peppers

[Anonymous]

Great thread! I need a new playlist. I usually go with hip-hop/top 40 with a fast beat. The ones that get me going when I'm slowing down:

Ke$ha - basically anything, esp Timber and Die Young
Pitbull - Time of our Lives
Taylor Swift - Shake it Off
Schoolboy Q - Man of the Year
Jay-Z/Kanye - N****s in Paris
The Weeknd - I can't feel my face
Nicky Minaj - Super Bass

Yes, I know I'm basic

[Anonymous]

Great thread, more playlists please!

[Anonymous]

Green Day! So much if dookie is good for running.

I think Insomniac or American Idiot are even better for running or working out, in general. So many amazing up-tempo songs on both. A few other gems from back in the day that recently popped up while on shuffle:

Don't Let's Start - They Might Be Giants
Dream All Day - The Posies
Mountain Song - Jane's Addiction
Beginning of the End - Cockney Rejects
Any early Dropkick Murphys song