Best Adrenaline Music

My local gym has made the unfortunate decision to start playing the likes of Faith Hill and some little girl rapping about her lip gloss in our weight room (when I approached the manager, he said it was because the entire building is hooked up to the same speaker system and there are several female classes operating in the evening). So I've managed to dig out my old iRiver and decided to start filling it up. I can't decide which songs to place on it, however. So here's an open question to all: which songs really get your adrenaline pumping when you need it to? When you're trying to find the energy to finish that last 100 meter dash at the end of a workout or are struggling to pump out that last rep in the weight room, which songs would get you over that last hump? In the past I've always used music in the same vein as Rage's "Guerilla Radio" or Metallica's "Fuel," but I'm looking to expand my horizens here.

try to listen to some of the rammstein songs, don't know if they're your genre of music but they're pretty adrenalinic

Rock music is the worst "adrenaline" music.

P.S. - Don't drop the soap.

I listen to Norma Jean when I work on my biceps/triceps.. lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCQsSt0HHHk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaaN3gD7oQY

no BS adrenaline FTW.

Try some fast paced metal like some Slipknot or Trivium.

XKillerX

Haha yeah Norma Jean, I guess that works...lemme go through my running playlist.

I've always used Jimmy Eat World's Pain. It fits the mood, too.


Anything from Rise Against's Siren Song of the Counter Culture.

Give It All


LCD Soundsystem--Tribulations


Coheed and Cambria has some tight riffs


Alexisonfire - "This Could Be Anywhere in the World"


and then the rest depends on how screamo you want to go...hopefully a few of these help.

Originally Posted by The Fuzz

Coheed and Cambria has some tight riffs

I am sorry but

WTF ... WAS.... THIS????

does he have ping-pong ball sized balls? and what a horrible hairdo...

Originally Posted by .Czar

I am sorry but

WTF ... WAS.... THIS????

does he have ping-pong ball sized balls? and what a horrible hairdo...

lol, I didn't watch the video, I just youtube'd the song.

I suppose I'll watch it now..

edit after watching, lolwtf

Try Dragonforce -- Through the fire and flames, it would be a lot better if it was a lot slower, but there's nothing better than Dragonforce when you need an adrenalin rush, you just can't help but feel cool working out to Herman Li shredding gee-tar.

Originally Posted by The Sundance Kid

Try Dragonforce -- Through the fire and flames, it would be a lot better if it was a lot slower, but there's nothing better than Dragonforce when you need an adrenalin rush, you just can't help but feel cool working out to Herman Li shredding gee-tar.

Except for the fact that Dragonforce sucks.

Originally Posted by therussian

Except for the fact that Dragonforce sucks.

I didn't say they were amazing, and they'd be a helluva lot better if they slowed down a wee bit. But this is a good adrenaline-pumping song, so thread criteria met

Plus, listen to "Dawn over a New World" and tell me honestly what you think then. I'm not pressuring you into saying they're amazing, which I don't think they are, but that's actually a good song, slower than usual with good lyrics.

Music that get's you pumped usually changes based on how much you listen to a song. In fact, a song's effect on you dull's after X amount of time.

For the Time Being, Sepultura's 'Refuse Resist' is great for adrenaline.

IMHO the most fund song to train to is:

The Offspring - Pretty Fly


Any song of the ofspring is preatty good to train to (and normal).

Andrew W.K.

Adrenaline music.

Hardcore stuff like Angerfist. "Terror of My Speedcore" for example.

Or "End of the Line" by DevilDriver.

my psych up stuff


stockholm syndrome - MUSE


judge the blood - god forbid


Song 2 - Blur

and


My favourite Game - cardigans


yes, the cardigans are part of my psych up music.

Thrash metal and 80's hardcore.

hirax
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIFVc2W1Ly8

overkill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZaHmHCkqsg

/end thread

Song is called Kalashnikov

For adrenaline go for power metal.

Sonata arctica-Wolf and Raven


Sonata Arctica - Fullmoon


Demons And Wizards - Fiddler On The Green (the ladies will like that one)
The begining is slow but then......


And others.....

Queens of the Stone Age always gets ME pumped. That, and The Clash's "Magnificent Seven."