Workout Playlist help

[philodox]

Acid at a rave would be crazy... no thanks.

[Thelonious Monk]

Since my trainer has decided to stick me on a stairmaster and/or elliptical thingy for one hour six days a week...

why? proper diet and taking walks works better for just staying healthy.

[JBLoudG20]

why? proper diet and taking walks works better for just staying healthy.

Says the 14 year old with puberty metabolism.

[grawk]

why? proper diet and taking walks works better for just staying healthy.

14 year olds shouldn't give advice to 45 year olds on proper ways to stay healthy.

[aerius]

My personal preference is live Jimi Hendrix albums where he does long improvised guitar parts, I find it helps pass the time since there's little regular repeating melody so it's kinda like one big trip, figuratively speaking. Pink Floyd, along with Emerson, Lake & Palmer also work well, but I always end up going back to live Hendrix and Zeppelin.

[Dusty Chalk]

Following that theme:

Free Bird

Green Grass and High Tides

Made in Japan

Lots of occasional Jethro Tull songs (Heavy Horses, No Lullaby, Dark Ages, Flying Dutchman, Pibroch (Cap In Hand), Baker St. Muse, Minstrel in the Gallery...)

Lots of occasional Genesis songs and tuplets (Home by the Sea/Second Home by the Sea, Behind the Lines/Duchess/Guide Vocal, Duke's Travels/Duke's End, Dodo/Lurker, In The Cage/Medley [from Three Sides Live], Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers.../...In That Quiet Earth/Afterglow, etc.) -- but you'd have to rip them that way (which I'd recommend anyway, since since when do you listen to them otherwise, anyway?)

Live versions of Talking Heads songs (Life During Wartime is practically an aerobic workout just watching David Byrne run around the stage, Born Under Punches from The Name of This Band is..., also: Houses in Motion and The Great Curve).