Favourite albums for working out?

Submitted by Prestigious_Jello_71 t3_yhd2s6 in Music

Hey everyone,

I’m going through a bit of a music slump when it comes to my regular gym listening. I usually listen to rap or rock, with a preference for high energy/ tempo, as you would expect. I’m looking for recommendations, but also feel like it would be cool for people to share what they listen to while working out!

Some top pick albums for me are:

IGOR - Tyler, the creator

RTJ3 - Run the Jewels

Wolfmother - Wolfmother

LP! - JPEGMAFIA

Ten - Pearl Jam

ZUU - Denzel Curry

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bootywerewolf t1_iud47el wrote

They do a lot of dubstep/d&b/edm stuff, but if you're a fan of RTJ you might enjoy Foreign Beggars (RIP Ebow).

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HardSteelRain t1_iud58av wrote

Soundtrack to Conan the Barbarian by Basil Poledouris

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randommnname1 t1_iud62me wrote

Iron Maiden - Powerslave or Seventh son of a seventh son

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tackthiratrix t1_iud6awa wrote

Here’s some of my favorites: Evil empire - Rage Fat of the Land - Prodigy Recovery - Eminem Be Here Now - Oasis Chocolate Starfish - Limp Bizkit

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usualsuspect42 t1_iud7b1z wrote

Workout Playlist

Made this one with kickboxing in mind but also for running etc.

I have so many other ones if you're still looking for higher energy tunes!

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GlassHalfFuller24 t1_iud82pj wrote

Rage Against The Machine. Their self titled album is my favorite for working out.

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UnbrokenMacaw t1_iudcgvk wrote

Rust In Peace by Megadeth is one of my favorites.

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LeagueYank t1_iudcl4x wrote

Anything by Rammstein! Great for slamming weights around!

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SkazzK t1_iude0m5 wrote

For me it's Hatebreed, all the way.

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nanotech23 t1_iudeio7 wrote

Welcome reality by Nero has a lot of strong tracks to work out to

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minehost t1_iudhisi wrote

Watch The Throne, The Beauty Behind the Madness, The Impossible Kid.

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onelittleworld t1_iudjd3n wrote

Treadmill Mix was one of the first playlists I made when I got a Spotify account. It's loaded with 80s, 90s and 00s hard alt-rock, like Social Distortion, QotSA, Black Keys, etc.

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sutbags t1_iudkfa8 wrote

I train to Painkiller - Judas Priest when I'm on the cycling turbo trainer in the shed. One of my buddies trains whilst listening to Adele and he wonders why I'm faster than him.

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jaxon58 t1_iudn0bg wrote

Rocky 4 soundtrack!

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ramen_vape t1_iudodzl wrote

At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command. Pretty full throttle album that accesses a lot of emotion for me so while I exercise, I also exorcise my demons. Whoever said Mastodon - Leviathan is also correct, beautifully intense album.

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Pherllerp t1_iudoven wrote

You y’all listen to some DARK fucking music. Work out to disco!

Robyn - Body Talk

Donna Summer - On The Radio

Daft Punk - Discovery

Justice - Cross

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pieceofdebri t1_iudp203 wrote

Killswitch Engage - The End of Heartache

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BfloBill70 t1_iudp7j2 wrote

Lots of Fearless Flyers in my playlist. Fast funk forward

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lol_alex t1_iudpbix wrote

I often hit the „This is Godsmack“ playlist for working out. Music is uptempo and full of energy, but it‘s not as hectic as death metal.

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Mateu5 t1_iudpnh4 wrote

Meshuggah - The Violent Sleep of Reason or Koloss are my favorites

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Likelybuzzed1 t1_iudpysx wrote

He Is Legend - I Am Hollywood and Suck Out the Poison

Maylene and the Sons of Disaster - II and III

any of the first 4 Rise Against albums

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FreedomIsLoud t1_iudr1rq wrote

Fear Factory-Demanufacture. Specifically the song “Body Hammer”; that shit is like pure adrenaline when I do chest or arms.

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TheFriffin2 t1_iudsulg wrote

Burn the Priest self-titled and Obscene Majesty // Devourment both go absurdly hard in different ways so those are a couple of my go-tos

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Apellom t1_iuduo7g wrote

For the gym I usually go with metal, specially stuff on the groovier side like Pantera or Chaos AD/Roots era Sepultura. For running or bicycle riding I really like some skatepunk or poppunk. Green Day's Insomniac is a record I've heard dozens of times on the treadmill.

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AvengedMasotodon t1_iudw49s wrote

System Of A Down - Self-Titled, Toxicity & Steal This Album!

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cornel_tim t1_iudzb8r wrote

Dua Lipa, Future Nostalgia (2020)

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BigMartinJol t1_iue0oq2 wrote

Any of the classic era Tool albums are hard to beat.

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powdered_dognut t1_iue67hu wrote

Freedom of Choice -DEVO

Paul's Boutique -Beastie Boys

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Impossible-Bus-4819 t1_iue8h0x wrote

Music For A Jilted Generation by The Prodigy

Or their Greatest Hits album

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HvnlyDaz3 t1_iue9831 wrote

Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime

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cyanbaby t1_iuer81s wrote

Any of the Above & Beyond Group Therapy (ABGT) sets, highly recommended if ur into EDM!

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rfpiii t1_iuevpik wrote

Rocky original bill conti cool jazz funk influenced music. Very well done, excellent playing. Starts off stronger then it finishes.

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Revolutionary_Low_90 t1_iufxkhm wrote

  1. It Takes a Nations of Millions to Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
  2. The Money Store - Death Grips
  3. Kill Em All - Metallica
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Scary_Cricket_4309 t1_iug2na8 wrote

Dog Boy - Zillakami

Basically a combination of your 2 favorite genres, and he's very high energy if you want to work out to it :)

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TamenRayy t1_iug5u64 wrote

Fiver Finger Death Punch- The Way Of The Fist, Wage War- Manic, Jarren Benton- Freebasing With Kevin Bacon, Bad Omens- Death Of Peace Of Mind, Falling In Reverse- Fashionably Late, Yelawolf- Ghetto Cowboy, Rittz- Top Of The Line

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Username_1516 t1_iug9qwu wrote

Back in black or paranoid but exclude planet caravan

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