music for working out...

[tc1]

Heavy rotation on my ipod includes:
Hillbilly Hellcats-Rev it up with Taz. The whole album cranks, the faster songs are
The Hippy Dance, Skateboard, White Trash, Boulder (title may be wrong but you'll know it when you hear it) and Tom Gray's Dream

The Reverend Horton Heat- I don't have them all loaded yet but from the album the full custom Gospel Sounds of the Reverend Horton Heat, there is
Bales of Cocaine, You can't get away from me

The Who-I'm A Boy, The Seeker, I Can See for Miles, Christmas, Sally Simpson and Cousin Kevin

From Sir Mixalot's first album
Iron Man (made with local band Metal Church, did the same thing Run/DMC and Aerosmith did before they did it, got no credit, the guitar parts will give you chills) and Buttermilk Biscuits

Kid Rock-Cowboy

LA Style-James Brown is dead

Clash- Radio Clash, Suzy's working for the drug squad, London Calling, Should I Stay or should I go

Montrose by Montrose: Bad Motor Scooter, Rock Candy. One listen to this album and you will get why Van Halen recruited Sammy Hagar.

AC-DC-She's got the jack, Rock and Roll ain't noise pollution. Both of these are so slow and dirty they could be cool down, or you could double-time em.

Deep Purple-Highway Star

The Cramps-Stay Sick! Oh man, the whole freaking album. At least Creature
From the Black Leather Lagoon, Bop Pills, Bikini Girls with Machine Guns.

Hank Snow-I've Been Ev'rywhere, Ninety Miles an hour down a deadend street


I could do this all day, but I better stop now.

[Jen-Jen]

To Starfish- Flyleaf is the artist. Their songs include I'm So Sick, Fully Alive, All Around Me and Cassie. The band is headed my a female singer with a pretty unique voice. I believe that they are pretty new.

[Zen]

RHChili Peppers- "By The Way" good for spin intervals