Music Recommendations

[hewrue]

For some reason, my music exploration stopped around 10 years ago and all I listen to is stuff from 2013 or older. My typical lifting beats are Lamb of God, All That Remains, August Burns Red and the guilty pleasure, Linkin Park.

What’s your go-to gym music?

 

[Deleted member 21405]

For some reason, my music exploration stopped around 10 years ago and all I listen to is stuff from 2013 or older. My typical lifting beats are Lamb of God, All That Remains, August Burns Red and the guilty pleasure, Linkin Park.

What’s your go-to gym music?

Did you ever listen to diecast? That album with singled out and I think it was a different album with peace maker. Hard shit

 

[cc4me]

For some reason, my music exploration stopped around 10 years ago and all I listen to is stuff from 2013 or older. My typical lifting beats are Lamb of God, All That Remains, August Burns Red and the guilty pleasure, Linkin Park.

What’s your go-to gym music?

MESHUGGAH bleed and the abysmal eye. I'm still a LOG listener everyday though, keep it in my gym.​

 

[JDLift]

I don't wanna sound like a commercial but Spotify helps. I used to just click random recommended videos on the side bar of youtube to find new music, but with Spotify they just do an artist radio playlist thing and it gives you similar stuff to whatever band you're listening to. Also has a 'Discover Weekly' auto-generate playlist that updates on Monday or Sunday (I forget) with new music based on what you listened to the past week. I've discovered a shit ton of new bands through this.

 

[hewrue]

Did you ever listen to diecast? That album with singled out and I think it was a different album with peace maker. Hard shit

I gave that album a listen in the gym today and it went hard af. Some of the lyrics were on point as well. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[Deleted member 21405]

I gave that album a listen in the gym today and it went hard af. Some of the lyrics were on point as well. Thanks for the recommendation.

I saw them play a few times when I was a kid. Brutal crowd and you would have never guessed they played that style of music. Chin straps and Abercrombie haha

 

[hewrue]

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I don't wanna sound like a commercial but Spotify helps. I used to just click random recommended videos on the side bar of youtube to find new music, but with Spotify they just do an artist radio playlist thing and it gives you similar stuff to whatever band you're listening to. Also has a 'Discover Weekly' auto-generate playlist that updates on Monday or Sunday (I forget) with new music based on what you listened to the past week. I've discovered a shit ton of new bands through this.

I’ve been meaning to switch over to Spotify for a while. I’ve used Apple Music for a long time and just haven’t felt like learning a new app. I do have SiriusXM in the truck and I can download the app on the phone and give that a shot for finding new stuff.

 

[hewrue]

Ashes of the Wake and Omerta really get me going. Turns on that fight instinct.

 

[Gjack]

My choice is Metallica, Rammstein, Depeche Mode, Red Hot Chilly Peppers or smth. All them have bunch of albums since 2013.

 

[SteveO]

Hatebreed, despite their name, most of their tunes are positive and motivating

 

[hewrue]

Hatebreed, despite their name, most of their tunes are positive and motivating

Hatebreed was one of my gateway into metal bands back in 2003. Them and Slipknot.

 

[SteveO]

slipknot ROCKS!

Check out inflames if you have not already

 

[bluescat510]

I have phases rotating metal/rock, trap, electro, etc and now listening to "motivational workout speeches" like this for example:

it's different but it sure puts my mindset in the right angle and makes me focus harder

 

[Deleted member 21405]

Hatebreed, despite their name, most of their tunes are positive and motivating

Saw them play at a town hall and they used the name a call for blood and again saw them play with slayer. Satisfaction is the death of desire still holds up. Great band