Turbo Trainer Playlist
bigal.
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Looking to put together an all time best playlist to use whilst mulling away the hours on the trainer over the next few months.
Open to suggestions so dont be shy. What really gets you going on the trainer just when your ready to throw in the towel?????????
Open to suggestions so dont be shy. What really gets you going on the trainer just when your ready to throw in the towel?????????
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F1-11 love missile by Sigue sigue sputnik - bad taste perhaps but it keeps me going to teh final second of 2 x 200
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I will always love you by Whitney Houston / (Everything I do) I do it for you by Brian Adams medley for me.
Rousing stuff.0 -
Hurt - Jonny Cash0
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F1-11Love Missile. Brilliant.
I had forgotten all about this song. There is obviously more than one person on this Forum with bad taste.
There will be loads of youngsters scartching their heads wondering what this song is.0 -
heres another - bit slow cadence wise but Lejla Ks Electric.... :shock:0
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Couple of serious ones that give you a 'top buzz' and a new injection of QuadPowertm-
Aerodynamik by Kraftwerk (MUST be the live one from Minimum Maximum due to the crowd cheering...)
Lost in Time by Eat Static
Remind by Orbital0 -
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club are great for running / cycling.0
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Well, I mainly hammer along to CTS DVDs.
As for music, recently it's been movie soundtracks for me
Warmups: any gunfight music by Sergio Leone
Battle scene from Spartacus
Wheel of Pain + Anvil of Crom from Conan the Barbarian
Bits of the last Iron Man movie are good
Pirates of the Carribean fight scenes
bits of Lord of the Rings
Like the Johnny Cash suggestion...Knees tracking forward, elbows soft, cadenc- ooo, bunnies!0 -
An album that was recommended to me by Captain Fagor is called Black by Metallica.
I have to admit that although I am not a heavy metal fan it is ideal listening whilst inflicting big efforts on your limbs and lungs.0 -
I have 4 Turbo playlists that I rotate, they're all too long for one session but shuffling them keeps up the variety!
Included are:
All the Hold Steady albums
The Long Blondes
Andrew WK (Party Hard, ultimate training tune)
Lil Wayne
Afghan Whigs
Springsteen
Rocket From The Crypt
Chemical Brothers
Ghostface
Art Brut
Wilco
Dillinger 4
Lupe Fiasco
Daft PUnk
and one playlist that is simply everything Mogwai have ever recorded."In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
@gietvangent0 -
Def Con One - PWEI
Ooh la la la - Goldfrapp
I feel Love - Donna Summer
I move around - Lee Hazelewood
Higher Ground - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Drop the Hate - Fatboy Slim
Empire State Human - Human League
There She goes my beautiful world - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
The Narcotic Suite: 3 Kilos - Prodigy
Their Law - Prodigy
Der Mussolini - DAF
Freak Like me - Sugababes
This Town ain't big enough for the both of us - Sparks
Koochi - Armand Van HeldenThe ultimate cruelty of love's pinions0 -
Freak Like me - Sugababes
This Town ain't big enough for the both of us - Sparks
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Martin S. Newbury RC0
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High-energy electronic music is really doing it for me at the moment.
Trance, Old Drum n Bass, Techno, etc... There's far too many to mention here, although i'd recommend you have some chilled-out stuff you can put on during the "recovery" periods, so that when you play something motivational during the hard efforts, the effect is increased. I tried playing loads of "go fast" tunes, but they did my head in after a bit, especially when I was trying to take it easy for 5 minutes.
I was on the rollers yesterday watching the Amstel Gold race, which - dare I say it - made the workout FUN. :shock:
I'd sprint at every breakaway, go hard on the hills, coast round the corners (almost actually leaned over at times :shock:) and even look over my shoulder for no apparent reason, when the breakaway started to get caught. :? With the help of this (and my 2 new fans), I ended up doing 2 hours HARD, whereas, I could only do 20 minutes max before dying of boredom the day before.0 -
Trance keeps me going
Bellissima
Eugina
Forever young
Will I
Airwave
Touched by God
Time to Burn
My Soul
Bulgarian
Gamesmaster
Zombie NationTT photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/steverob/0 -
my turbo playlist
suspect device stiff little fingers
Anarchy in the UK Sex Pistols
Climbatize Prodigy
Diesel Power Prodigy
Breathe Prodigy
F uck up beats Chemical brothers
song to the siren Chemical brothers
under the influence Chemical brothers
get yourself high Chemical brothers
Hey Boy hey girl
the creeps Camile Jones
whos your daddy benny bessai
Striptease bob sinclair and cerrone
Fuel my fire The prodigy
THE DUKE chemical brothers always good and sometimes smack my bitch up(prodigy). spitfire comes in and out as does bits of Jamiroquais dynamite album. foo fighters All my life,0 -
The recent prodigy album doesnt seem to work for me as much as the old stuff for some reason (on the turbo).
some old punk stuff could become classic turbo tracks but a whole session of punk would do my fruit in.0 -
My playlist at the moment is:-
Emerge. Fischerspooner
Star Guitar. Chemical Brothers
I want your soul. Armand Van Helden
Lola's Theme. Shapeshifters
Call on me. Eric Prydz. (remember the video ?)
Needing you. David Morales
Soulwax-NY Excuse. Soulwax
NYC Beat. Armand Van Helden
Voodoo People. The Prodigy
Rendez-Vu. Basement Jaxx
Insomnia. Faithless
Jump Around. House of pain
Lasts for one hour exactly. Not bad for a 60year old0 -
Cant beat a bit of insiprational:
Hoppipolla - Sigur Ros0 -
The climb, Miley Cirus version.
Great song about cycling.0 -
All good stuff. But....
It is simply not possible to complete a 5-minute V02max interval without a Rage Against the Machine soundtrack!
Get yerselves onto Amazon and download it for 29p and make it xmas no1 as well!
F**k you I won't do what you tell me!
Cheers, Andy0