I have a little bit of everything: Audioslave, Eminem, Better Than Ezra, Guns & Roses, Motley Crue, Sound Garden, Rage Against the Machine, some German and Swiss rap, Peter Gabriel, Morcheeba, Outcast...I like it all! Music is a great motivator.

Anything by Pearl Jam, Nirvana, SoundGarden, Foo Fighters, Weezer, DMB Live, Beastie Boys, and Coldplay works for me. Especially before races and hard workouts, but I'm not much into listening during the workouts, although a swim MP3 sounds like a great idea.

Make sure you put some tracks from "Afro Celt Sound System" on there. It'll make you go much faster.

Weird, I was just thinking about posting such a thread..:D

"Can't stop" RHCP
"Pump it" Black Eyed Peas
"Baby's got a temper"Prodigy
"Spitfire" Prodigy
"Still take you home" Artic Monkeys

Got some soothing tunes too, Dutch Hip hop / Rap formation called : "Opgezwolle" download some of their stuff on Limewire or Soulseek or whatever...
Check out: "Als die mic aan staat" from Opgezwolle

On my blog is also a link to Endurance radio.com where you can download podcasts of Peter Reid, Dave Scott and many more.

Noel

I really like when Crazy Bitch by Buckcherry comes on my ipod.

Today...
Lift me Up by Moby

Black betty by Ram Jam - it helps keep up my cadence and gets the adrenalin flowing.

Life is a HIghway - Tom Cochrane

Highway to the Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins from Top Gun

PoC

I will definately go with you on that one thats a good kinda lose yourself song....

i just found podrunner the other day, actually my wife found it. :) it is great, i have that on my shuffle for runs. :) as for biking, i have a lot of paul oakenfold mixes. nothing like 3 hours of nonstop continuously mixed music. those are just the basics, i have tons of different playlists for different moods.

"the suffering" coheed and cambria
"hysteria" muse
"pump it" black eyed peas
"out here all night" damone
"the long march" blue scholars
"women we haven't met yet" minus the bear

That is the only time I really use it, well that's all I do I hate the weight room. Once IM AZ is over I will be working in the weight room I think.

Dr Rios I used to be a huge Bush fan but lately I just can't stand them anymore. Every song is just buzz words, don't get me wrong I like Gavin and I think he has talent but when you leave your rock career to persue Modeling then you lose a lot of cred...

I wear mine running, biking, and swimming thanks to the SwiMp3... There is nothing like listening to a little disturbed while in the water.

It's really cool that so many people here listen to some heavy stuff. I am gonna iTunes some Killswitch Engage tonight...

Ok I take back what I said earlier I think having ABBA and Eminem is the winner for the widest range of possible music :)

I can do better than that. I've got everything from Hank Williams, Jr to Linkin Park & Jay-Z to Kenny Chesney to Jane's Addiction. I like it all.

Lately its been

Dropkick Murphys
Lil Wayne
RHCP- Blood sugar sex magik
DJ Danger Mouse
MJ's Thriller

No playlist is complete without "Thriller"

DKM's "Do or Die" is awesome to train to, as well as "Blackout"
Helmet - Meantime...whole album front to back
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power...front to back, and Far Beyond Driven. broken is still the #$%&@ jam
Clutch - self titles, or pretty much any Clutch album for me as they are, far and away, the best rock-and-roll band on the planet
Rage - Anything
QOTSA - Rated R and Songs for the Deaf
Dre, Jay-Z, Eminem, Pharcyde, Cube, NWA...oh no...we cannot forget NWA
I also second MJ, but I am an "Off the Wall" fan
Jack Johnson and Coldplay for base training season

And my guilty pleasure...Kelly Clarkson's Breakaway. The whole album is well written and produced. I know, I suck.

German rap? Me too - Die Fantastichen 4. Wir Sind Helden are also great. Denkmal would have been a global smash if it were recorded in English.

And if you like Strummer and the Clash, pick up The Beatsteaks. They are German but sing in English. Awesome, but I only found it in liebe Deutschland.

Gruss
Jon

Emenem Jay-Z 50 Cent Slipknot Linkin Park for the long hilly rides on the trainer and Jack Johnson, Jimmy Buffet, Cash and Dave Matthews for the slow run/rides.

Dude!..That should be over in the "Question for the Trifuel Women" thread!

Me too it still cracks me up.

They see me roll on my segway...

Linkin Park - Breakin the Habit
Nelly Furtado - Say it Right
Linkin Park - In the End

ok, and I'll admit it, Madonna - Jump

The Rob Zombie - Dracula matrix remix will have your average speed up any hill at least 2km/h faster!

Mark.

I've been hitting repeat on Centerfield, John Fogerty, all week hoping the mojo would get me out of this arctic freeze I've been running in all week.

It worked, 50* F tomorrow!!! :D

My favourites at the moment would have to be almost anything from the Chemical Brothers and 'Breathe' by Prodigy. Then for a long run I have to choose something a bit slower or I end up running too fast and end up buggered!

I put " Hot for Teacher" from Van Halen in the middle of my playlist. The drum solo at the start helps me get my pace up right about the time I start to slow down.

I follow that with " I Can't Surf" from Reverend Horton Heat. It's just fun.

Since I'm a big U2 fan, I would say Vertigo or The Saints are coming

First off - I have an mp3 player. iPods are for metrosexuals. Look good on girls though...

As for what's on it.. I have a mix of music (for the more intense running or trainer workouts) and lots of podcasts for the zone 2 runs. Pretty apparent that I grew up in the 80's eh?

My workout playlist looks like this:

1. Last of the Mohicans Theme<--These
2. Chariots of Fire Them<---------Three get me
3. Olympic Fanfare<--------------- Warmed up!
4. Going the Distance (Rocky)
5. Gonna Fly Now (Rocky)
6. Superman Theme
7. Burning Heart by Survivor (Rocky IV)
8. Hearts on Fire by John Cafferty
9. Training Montage from Rocky IV
10. Eye of the Tiger (Rocky III)
11. Right Now by Van Halen
12. Why Can't this be Love by Van Halen
13. Dreams by Van Halen
14. Only the Young by Journey (Vision Quest)
15. Bring me to Live by Eanenscence
16. Change by John Waite (Vision Quest)
17. Take Us Out (Rudy)
18. Rudy Theme
19. Waiting (Rudy)
20. Tryout (Rudy)

In addition I have the following random albums/artists:

1. Duran Duran
2. Oingo Boingo
3. Foo Fighters
4. Kiss
5. Ozzy
6. Styx
7. Colin Hay (Men at Work guy gone solo)
8. Aqua (might be the only straight guy to have this)
9. Coldplay (esp like "Message")

As for podcasts: (the following are links to the RSS feed if you want to subscribe (free))

1. Tritalk of course (you must listen to this!)
2. NPR This American Life (Documentart - current events/artsy)
3. BBC In Our Time (Kinda like listening to a documentary - rather academic)
4. Slacker Astronomy (Amateur astronomy)
5. others depending on the mood