Tom Yum

Rage Against the Machine - "Bomb Track" and "Bulls on Parade" come to mind.
Prodigy
Chemical Brothers
Tool
Primus - "My name is Mudd"
Dr. Dre (Chronic)
Busta Rhymes "Put your hands in the air (where I can see)"
Wu Tang Clan
311

ok, my music selection is 90's but what can I say it was a decade of powerful music.

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guy incognito

As above.Sepultura,slayer,disturbed heavy and hard!

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Seismic Anamoly

Never really trained to songs. But if I had to take a pick that comes to mind at this moment...its the one that no one has mentioned.


LL Cool J's

"I'm Gonna knock you out!!!!!!....Momma said Knock you out!!!!"

shadowkiller

I will completly agree rage has a lot of energy and are very good for training. But latley I have noticed I am listening to a lot of ACDC and Thunderstruck stands out for a good trainng song. It starts slow and works up.

Aussie_Mestre

Hey im new here and i m going abit off the topic but what is the song from Rocky IV when he's speeding his car through the night and he is all pissed off becasue apollo died?


thank you.

Karate_kid

Id say The tenchno mortal kombat theme song, It always pumps me up before tournaments.

OperationIvy

I have a few CD mixes that I love to listen to when training... so I'll throw out some (read: a lot) of songs-

Grindcore/Metal

"Riot" Nasum
"Pandemonic Hyperblast" Anaal Nathrakh
"World in Turmoil" Nasum
"War" Meshuggah
"Time to Discharge" Nasum
"Violation" Nasum
"Three Second Apocalypse" Pig Destroyer
"Preview of Hell" Nasum
"Inhale, Exhale" Nasum
"Dark Sattelites" Pig Destroyer
"Thunderstruck" AC/DC
"TNT" AC/DC
"Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" AC/DC
"Killing on Adrenaline" Dying Fetus
"Sugar" System of a Down (Okay, just work with me here on labels)

Punk
"Kill Everyone" The Casualties
"Fields of Athenry" Dropkick Murphys
"Angelf*ck" Misfits
"Static Age" Misfits
"Got the Numbers" Anti-Flag
"Bring Out Your Dead" Anti-Flag
"Daddy Warbuy" Anti-Flag
"This Machine Kills Facists" Anti-Flag
"Disgruntled" Rancid
"Sound System" Operation Ivy (Think of just having fun hitting the bag)
"Tearing Everybody Down" Anti-Flag
"Last Caress" Misfits
"Stronger than Ever" Raised Fist
"American Psycho" Misfits
"Mother" Danzig
"La Bamba" Rancid (Again, having fun and just kinda bouncy around throwing jabs)
"Never Alone" Dropkick Murphys
"Living in Chaos" Offspring
"Die for Your Government" Anti-Flag
"Smash" Offspring
"Don Giovanni" Rancid

Grunge
"Lithium" Nirvana (From the Muddy Banks of Wishkah is best version)
"Smells like Teen Spirit" Nirvana
"Man in the Box" Alice in Chains
"Them Bones" Alice in Chains
"Angry Chair" Alice in Chains
"Heart Shaped Box" Nirvana
"Tourettes" Nirvana

Should be a nice start...

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"He's got a song about some love thats gone away-
Some times his eyes shed tiny teardrops when he plays
His touching ballads are just sitting there to buy,
They call it music but it seems more like a lie
Artificial life in the market place
Epic ballads by the musical whores
Life is boring so project theirs into yours
Hear the anthems of the Pepsi generation
See the martyrs of our spirtiual degradation"

Cue Ball

Depends on the techniques that I'm trying to deliver. If I'm practicing power technique then something heavy, not particularly fast, Harvester of Sorrow by Metallica for instance. For fighting/sparring, well, Sepultura (Refuse/resist is a classic, as is it's remix), Slayer, especially anything off their Divine Intervention and Undisputed Attitude albums, Prodigy in general, quite a bit of Rammstein is useful too. In the end, anything that amplifies base emotions and reduces the need for thought, enabling you to flow without conscious effort is good. Problem being, if no one shuts off the music, you tend to just keep going, and either exhaust yourself (training) or do even more serious damage to the poor slob you've already beaten.

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JosHetEi

O I REALLY like thoso japanese koto things! I gotta get me one of those cd's! To bad the music store doensn't sell that stuff and what would my dad think If I ordered a japanese koto-cd from amazon. Lol I would like to see his face!

kckbxblnd

I have an absolutly random taste in music--thank God for the shuffle button on my ipod. When I do cardio I listen to upbeat music-pop, punk, etc.
When hitting the bags I like rap-dmx, 2pac, eminem... Sparring actuctually I love traditional Irish Music. If you can't find that, some of the riverdance songs work well... For jumping rope (which takes long) I like anything from AC/DC to Maroon 5 to Chingy... Our dojo just got a sirus radio thingy so its pretty eccletic and all the guys can beat me up so I usually don't get a say in what is on.

Enzo566

for Cardio nothing does it like Rap.... or Rocky songs.

For weightlifting i like metal though.. u know helps u push out a few more reps.

ChunGi

i used to listen to mortal combat before tournaments......

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Garland

mu'fuckin' Celine Dion and Aqua man...hard-core street shit....

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gish13578

the matrix reloaded soundtrack (the second disk, the first disk sucks) is pretty nice to hit the bag with, particularly Furious Angels. for jogging, there is always the classic Rocky soundtrack. lifting is fun with some kind of classic rock like The Doors, or Lynard Skynard. shadow boxing is nice with some kind of fast paced trance music like Airbase.