Exercise music?

On 08 Jan 2004 06:59:20 GMT, (Garypa) wrote:

That intriguing list does prove that diversity is key. I'm trying to remember
the name of the band that did "5 o'clock World"...the Vogues, maybe? 1965?

The Dick Clark 5.

On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 07:10:09 -0500, Taffy Stoker
wrote:

On 08 Jan 2004 06:59:20 GMT, (Garypa) wrote:

That intriguing list does prove that diversity is key. I'm trying to remember
the name of the band that did "5 o'clock World"...the Vogues, maybe? 1965?

The Dick Clark 5.

Whoops!! I mean the Dave Clark 5.

Sorry about that. I just woke up and posted before my first cup of
tea. LOL!!

That intriguing list does prove that diversity is key. I'm trying to
remember
the name of the band that did "5 o'clock World"...the Vogues, maybe? 1965?

The Dick Clark 5.
BRBR


I believe it was Jay and the Americans. This is the version I remember:


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icans/"Click He Check out "Jay & The Americans Songs In WAV"/A

http://www.b-unique.net/music/memory...ps/jamericans/

How about "Rocky Top." A number of artists have recorded the song over the years. The Ricky Skaggs version ought to send you
skipping down the street in fine fashion.
Barbara

Tony Lew wrote:

"Lady o' the house" wrote in message ...
If you like to listen to music when you exercise, what do you listen to?
I'm trying to compile some music to play on my Walkman while I walk my laps
at the park and I'm running out of ideas.

"Lady o' the house" wrote in message ...
If you like to listen to music when you exercise, what do you listen to?
I'm trying to compile some music to play on my Walkman while I walk my laps
at the park and I'm running out of ideas.

My MP3 player is heavily loaded with Rammstein, Disturbed, Korn, Rob
Zombie, and some of the more bombastic techno out there. But then, my
tastes are more geared towards lifting weights than long low-intensity
cardio, so YMMV.

Lady o' the house wrote:
If you like to listen to music when you exercise, what do you listen to?
I'm trying to compile some music to play on my Walkman while I walk my laps
at the park and I'm running out of ideas.


Mostly whichever new CD I've got. I really like Moonsorrow's
Rivenkantaja, or Loreena McKennit's Book of Shadows or Live in Paris and
Toronto, or the soundtrack for Return of the King at the moment.

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"Lady o' the house" wrote in message
...
If you like to listen to music when you exercise, what do you listen to?
I'm trying to compile some music to play on my Walkman while I walk my
laps
at the park and I'm running out of ideas.

Thanks,
Linda


Wow! Thanks bunches for all the suggestions. I love just about all kinds
of music (except RAP), and especially the oldies. I'll check out some of
the newer stuff, too.

Linda

"Luna" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Lady o' the house" wrote:

If you like to listen to music when you exercise, what do you listen to?
I'm trying to compile some music to play on my Walkman while I walk my
laps
at the park and I'm running out of ideas.

Thanks,
Linda



My favorite exercise CD is "Motorcade of Generosity" by Cake, but I don't
think I could just walk to it because it always makes me dance.
Everyone's
music taste is different though, what do you like?

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-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna


I'll check it out, Luna. I really have an eclectic taste in music; I'll
listen to and enjoy everything from oldies rock to bluegrass to jazz to new
age and techno. Just not any rap music.

Linda

"Archon" wrote in message
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Lady o' the house wrote:
If you like to listen to music when you exercise, what do you listen to?
I'm trying to compile some music to play on my Walkman while I walk my
laps
at the park and I'm running out of ideas.


Mostly whichever new CD I've got. I really like Moonsorrow's
Rivenkantaja, or Loreena McKennit's Book of Shadows or Live in Paris and
Toronto, or the soundtrack for Return of the King at the moment.

--
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Michael Nielsen
M.Sc.EE

Music: http://mp3.com/archon2
Website: http://www.archonia.dk

I am a big fan of Loreena's, too. I also have the first LOTR soundtrack,
and am thinking about getting the latest, too. Is Moonsorrow similar?
Sounds interesting.

Linda

norsk wrote:

Black Label Society, Iced Earth, Disturbed for me. I'm a rocker by nature.

Hmm, once upon a time I bought and listened a lot to Iced Earth's Burnt
Offerings. Are they still as good as that one?

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Michael Nielsen
M.Sc.EE

Music: http://mp3.com/archon2
Website: http://www.archonia.dk