What music do you train with?

Meatloaf. 

Kings of Leon is my current play. Otherwise it's random from current and Classic rock, Blues, Metal/Alt rock.  Just none of the current pop stuff

The opposite for me. Mostly current pop stuff, club remix, up tempo country pop. I have a rule that most of the music I listen to should be less than ten years old. I don't  want to be the old guy listening to classic rock and 80s hits in 2014. Its good music, but I've heard it enough and given it enough of my life.

I have a secret weapon song that I always listen to before races: "Midnight Madness" by the Chemical Brothers. If I get that stuck in my head, it's as good as illegal supplements.Otherwise it's always upbeat electronic music that makes me bounce off the walls. Prodigy, Justice, Daft Punk, Nine inch Nails.

Interesting perspective on music.

The sound of the surf and the wind blowing through the Torrey Pines up on the hill.

Last week I was surprised by a huge pelican diving into the lagoon right next to me chasing a tasty mullet fish. (Hit the water with a loud crash)

My rule is that IF I need music to get me through a run, I probably need to find someplace else to run :rolleyes:

Sorry, got nothing else for you.

iTunes podcasts I subscribe to and run to: 

• Above and Beyond: Group Therapy 
• Andy Moor's Moor Music
• EDX's No Xcuses 
• SuperTab Radio 
• The Gareth Emery podcast
• Simon Patterson - Open Up 
• Marcus Schultz: Global DJ podcast

Well, I remember my parents, both born in the early 1920s, would watch Lawrence Welk on TV in the late 70s. I think that in 2014 a lot of "Classic Rock" and my wife's fondness for 60s music is the exact equivalent to Lawrence Welk.  The new old fogey music.

I basically have an offset bell curve of what I listen to based on what I load into my Shuffles.  Mostly centered on the last 10 years, some "new music" stations on Pandora to find new things I like, yet sometimes I'll spend an afternoon with oldies (80s or older).  When you don't hear it all the time, then a say a Pat Benatar song is a lot of fun. Like visiting an old friend.  And some things just get banned from the rotation.  I can't take another "Come on Eileen" for at least 5 years. 

And some new stuff doesn't stand up to time.  I went through a Kelly Clarkson period a few years ago, and I put some into rotation recently and well, it was like visiting an old friend then remembering how annoying they had become. :-)

You know, I never thought about that. I guess dubstep IS good for something!