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Yvonne
Are you going to do three days a week?
4:30, ow.
[2005-01-18 17:54:25]
Are you going to do three days a week?
4:30, ow.
Mary
I'm so proud of you! It is so funny how different you feel after you work out in the morning. I love the feeling, but it doesn't kick in for me until about Thursday now. I like to listen to Shakira while I'm walking, first the English version, then the Spanish, it helps me to learn a foreign language. Or something.
[2005-01-18 18:29:20]
I'm so proud of you! It is so funny how different you feel after you work out in the morning. I love the feeling, but it doesn't kick in for me until about Thursday now. I like to listen to Shakira while I'm walking, first the English version, then the Spanish, it helps me to learn a foreign language. Or something.
breathtaken1
Yup, playlists come in real handy. I dubbed my favorite workout one HOT AND SWEATY. There are way too many songs on it, but a few that really get me going are Elevation, Where the Streets Have no Name & Vertigo by U2, Parallel Universe & Otherside by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rock and Roll & Night Flight by Led Zeppelin, Mixed Bizness by Beck, Don't Make Me Dream About You & American Boy by Chris Isaak, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day.
Anything with a driving beat is a good choice. Parallel Universe and Where the Streets Have no Name both have this frenetic guitar which drives you faster and faster.
[2005-01-18 19:14:22]
Yup, playlists come in real handy. I dubbed my favorite workout one HOT AND SWEATY. There are way too many songs on it, but a few that really get me going are Elevation, Where the Streets Have no Name & Vertigo by U2, Parallel Universe & Otherside by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rock and Roll & Night Flight by Led Zeppelin, Mixed Bizness by Beck, Don't Make Me Dream About You & American Boy by Chris Isaak, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day.
Anything with a driving beat is a good choice. Parallel Universe and Where the Streets Have no Name both have this frenetic guitar which drives you faster and faster.
breathtaken1
Yup, playlists come in real handy. I dubbed my favorite workout one HOT AND SWEATY. There are way too many songs on it, but a few that really get me going are Elevation, Where the Streets Have no Name & Vertigo by U2, Parallel Universe & Otherside by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rock and Roll & Night Flight by Led Zeppelin, Mixed Bizness by Beck, Don't Make Me Dream About You & American Boy by Chris Isaak, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day.
Anything with a driving beat is a good choice. Parallel Universe and Where the Streets Have no Name both have this frenetic guitar which drives you faster and faster.
[2005-01-18 19:15:00]
Yup, playlists come in real handy. I dubbed my favorite workout one HOT AND SWEATY. There are way too many songs on it, but a few that really get me going are Elevation, Where the Streets Have no Name & Vertigo by U2, Parallel Universe & Otherside by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rock and Roll & Night Flight by Led Zeppelin, Mixed Bizness by Beck, Don't Make Me Dream About You & American Boy by Chris Isaak, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day.
Anything with a driving beat is a good choice. Parallel Universe and Where the Streets Have no Name both have this frenetic guitar which drives you faster and faster.
breathtaken1
Oh great...it wasn't bad enough that I wrote such a long comment, but then I had the skill to post it twice. Sorry.
[2005-01-18 19:24:02]
Oh great...it wasn't bad enough that I wrote such a long comment, but then I had the skill to post it twice. Sorry.
Paula
A Cheney double in man panties....Oh My!!!
[2005-01-18 21:27:29]
A Cheney double in man panties....Oh My!!!
BluezyBabs
Brat...there are a few places that are nice west of philly =']
[2005-01-18 23:01:43]
Brat...there are a few places that are nice west of philly =']
LeslieErin
Maria by Blondie
Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J
Fight for Your Right to Party (or whatever the title is) by the Beastie Boys
Always by Saliva
Where Eagles Dare by The Misfits
Burnout by Green Day
Californa Uber Alles by The Dead Kennedys
Uptown Girls the Me First and the Gimme Gimmes version (pretty much any of the Gimmes works, cause youknow all the words and they are kicked up rockin versions of some really cheestastic music. Its like Sweating to the Oldies on speed. And Yeah if I had to choose between working out with Fat Mike or Richard Simmons, I would choose fat mike in a heart beat.)
I don't want to Grow Up by Tom Waits, but you want the Ramones version. (had to give Tom Waits credit cause hes AMAZING)
R.A.M.O.N.E.S by the Ramones
Back Up Against the Wall by Rancid
Spirit of '87 by Rancid
Roots Radical by Rancid
Whats the Matter with Parents Today by NoFX (another Fat Mike offering)
Reach for the Sky by Social Distortion
Live Before you Die by Social Distortion
Never Again by Nickleback
Sometimes I Do by Social Distortion
I Fought the Law version by the Clash (hell anyone but the greatful dead would be good)
The Guns of Brixton by the Clash ( any of the clash would be good, the reggae inspired punk rythyms are moderate,and funky enough to keep you going.)
Pretty Ugly by UltraHorse (they were a good band, I wish they hadn't changed thier name and fallen off the face of the world)
Excuse Me Mr. by No Doubt
Tall Cans in the Air by The Transplants
Diamonds and Guns by the transplants (this is the song in the Garnier Fructis comercial and any song with the phrase "Taking more shots then Karl Malone" is worth a listen)
Marie Marie, the version by Lars Fredericksen and the Bastards
Do You Remember Rock and Roll Radio by The Ramones
Wonderful by Everclear
yea! anyway, these songs are all very beat driven.(and also on my Who Wants to be a Fat Bastard? Playlist)
P.S. Keep up the good work.
[2005-01-18 23:17:02]
Maria by Blondie
Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J
Fight for Your Right to Party (or whatever the title is) by the Beastie Boys
Always by Saliva
Where Eagles Dare by The Misfits
Burnout by Green Day
Californa Uber Alles by The Dead Kennedys
Uptown Girls the Me First and the Gimme Gimmes version (pretty much any of the Gimmes works, cause youknow all the words and they are kicked up rockin versions of some really cheestastic music. Its like Sweating to the Oldies on speed. And Yeah if I had to choose between working out with Fat Mike or Richard Simmons, I would choose fat mike in a heart beat.)
I don't want to Grow Up by Tom Waits, but you want the Ramones version. (had to give Tom Waits credit cause hes AMAZING)
R.A.M.O.N.E.S by the Ramones
Back Up Against the Wall by Rancid
Spirit of '87 by Rancid
Roots Radical by Rancid
Whats the Matter with Parents Today by NoFX (another Fat Mike offering)
Reach for the Sky by Social Distortion
Live Before you Die by Social Distortion
Never Again by Nickleback
Sometimes I Do by Social Distortion
I Fought the Law version by the Clash (hell anyone but the greatful dead would be good)
The Guns of Brixton by the Clash ( any of the clash would be good, the reggae inspired punk rythyms are moderate,and funky enough to keep you going.)
Pretty Ugly by UltraHorse (they were a good band, I wish they hadn't changed thier name and fallen off the face of the world)
Excuse Me Mr. by No Doubt
Tall Cans in the Air by The Transplants
Diamonds and Guns by the transplants (this is the song in the Garnier Fructis comercial and any song with the phrase "Taking more shots then Karl Malone" is worth a listen)
Marie Marie, the version by Lars Fredericksen and the Bastards
Do You Remember Rock and Roll Radio by The Ramones
Wonderful by Everclear
yea! anyway, these songs are all very beat driven.(and also on my Who Wants to be a Fat Bastard? Playlist)
P.S. Keep up the good work.
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