The Great Gym Playlist
Oct. 18th, 2005 09:40 amOk, I'm putting together a mix which will take my pulse rate from rest (about 80 bpm, apparently)into the weight loss zone (90-125) and leave me firmly in the cardio-vascular zone (125-150)before easing me back down to a soft landing.
I'm finding Tom Waits uniquely unqualified for this (except for "Going Out West" from Bone Machine, which has a great Drum and Bass solo. Well actually, it has a great Drum and Someone Kicking the Shit out of a Wardrobe solo, but let's not quibble).
So all suggestions greatfully received, and I promise to gym test every one...
I'm finding Tom Waits uniquely unqualified for this (except for "Going Out West" from Bone Machine, which has a great Drum and Bass solo. Well actually, it has a great Drum and Someone Kicking the Shit out of a Wardrobe solo, but let's not quibble).
So all suggestions greatfully received, and I promise to gym test every one...
The First Cut is the Deepest
Date: 2005-10-18 04:33 pm (UTC)Warm up:
The Passenger, Iggy Pop (4.40)
Getting into it:
Born Slippy, Underworld 9.44
Firestarter, The Progidy: 4.41
Lust for Life, Iggy, 5.10
Jean Genie, Bowie, 4.09
Weapon of Choice, Fat Boy Slim, 5.36
Warm Down,
Wholly Humble Heart, Martin Stephenson and the Daintees, 5.20
If I had A Million Dollars, Barenaked Ladies, 4.26
I've been wanting to listen to Weapon of Choice for a while, and the last two always put me in a mellow mood (Humble) and then make me smile ($1,000,000)
So, as those other philosophers used to say,
"Hey-ho, let's go!"