I listen to a lot of "mashups" - they're usually fast paced and combine songs you already know in cool ways. If you google mash ups or bootlegs you'll find a lot of sites that have them.
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Depending what you like I love the foo fighters and CCR, I am not a fan of pop music, so I try and find fast rock, or even slow songs that just " take me away" like... ABBA,lol
I know I am a dork
I'm not a huge fan of pop or dance music, but I do love working out to Sean Paul tracks or Janet Jackson! If you like techno, it'd be pretty easy to search for some on iTunes. Techno usually has some pretty awesome beats.
I mainly listen to fast/hard rock - especially when lifting.
Fast classic rock is always good for a workout. I like the Clash, Cream (or anything fast by Clapton and co.), and the Rolling Stones. A lot of the 60s and 70s pop works. I have a trainer who recommends choosing songs with beats equal to or faster than your goal heart rate (beats per minute). You will automatically adjust your workout rate to the rate at which the song plays.
I've been growing bored with my music while working out too. I was listening to Pink's I'm Not Dead album all the time. It's great for working out, but I needed more. So, I started downloading songs I like from the Body Pump classes I do. Here are a few artists that I like: All American Rejects, Finger Eleven, Freestylers, Good Charlotte, and Linkin Park. It's amazing how much more pumped up I get when I like my music.
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