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My Workout Songs Playlist

July 22, 2010

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I tweeted that a couple hours ago, right after hearing “Use Somebody” by Kings of Leon, “Tom Sawyer” by Rush, and two Who songs in a row — “Eminence Front” and “Baba O’Riley.” Awesome.

It led to some fun conversations with others on Twitter about workout songs; Blake Thompson asked me to post my playlist, so now that I’ve figured out how to export from iTunes, why not? Earlier this year, I posted 8 Great Workout Songs, but here’s the full list of 50+ songs that accompany me to the gym, in alphabetical order by artist.

Name Artist
Der Kommissar After the Fire
Deep and Wide and Tall Aztec Camera
Long Lost Better Than Ezra
Speeding Up To Slow Down Better Than Ezra
In A Big Country Big Country
Dancing With Myself Billy Idol
Nothing Man Bruce Springsteen
The Rising Bruce Springsteen
Politik Coldplay
Clocks Coldplay
Welcome Collective Soul
Mrs. Potter’s Lullaby Counting Crows
Heroes David Cook
Animal Def Leppard
Pour Some Sugar On Me Def Leppard
Learn To Fly Foo Fighters
Two Tribes Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Paradise City Guns N’ Roses
Sweet Child o’ Mine Guns N’ Roses
At Last Hothouse Flowers
Ruby Kaiser Chiefs
Can’t Stop Now Keane
Use Somebody Kings of Leon
First Time Lifehouse
Time Is Running Out Muse
Hysteria Muse
Starlight Muse
Uprising Muse
Kill Your Television Ned’s Atomic Dustbin
Wishlist Pearl Jam
Under Pressure Queen & David Bowie
Beat A Drum R.E.M.
Beautiful Sky Reamonn
Angels Fly Reamonn
Tom Sawyer Rush
Four Corners The Sea And Cake
Chocolate Snow Patrol
Wild Wild Life Talking Heads
All That’s Left Thrice
Out Of Control U2
The Electric Co. U2
Vertigo U2
Original of the Species U2
Magnificent (Fred Falke Remix – Edit) U2
Mofo U2
Bad (live) U2
Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love Van Halen
The Secret Vib Gyor
When We Were Young Whipping Boy
Eminence Front The Who
Baba O’Riley The Who

So yeah. A mix of ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, and more current songs. Mostly rock, but a few slower songs too (Hothouse Flowers, REM, the Pearl Jam song, etc. Good times. Sure makes 45 minutes on a treadmill much more enjoyable.

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