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7th April 06, 04:52 AM
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Gym music
I will search the threads, but while I am doing so, I wanted to ask for some advice on some highland music that may be appropriate for the gym. Masculine voices, maybe some grunting, fast music, but not a disco or dance type. Maybe along the lines of a gothic or metal, but with out the social deviance. Does that makes sense? I am looking for a Bon Jovi/Braveheart mix that I can work out to.
thanks guys. Be Fearless
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7th April 06, 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted by JayFilomena
I will search .... Masculine voices, maybe some grunting, fast music.....along the lines of a gothic or metal, but with out the social deviance.
Start with Corvus Corax. Think medieval music on bagpipes and other loud stuff meets Rammstein. http://www.corvuscorax.de
After that, go for Rare Air. They're one of my favorite bands, but sadly now defunct. I'd particularly recommend their New World CD. Although they be a bit too jazz influenced for your desires.
Bill
The tradition continues!
The Pipers Gathering at Killington, VT
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7th April 06, 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by JayFilomena
I will search the threads, but while I am doing so, I wanted to ask for some advice on some highland music that may be appropriate for the gym. Masculine voices, maybe some grunting, fast music, but not a disco or dance type. Maybe along the lines of a gothic or metal, but with out the social deviance. Does that makes sense? I am looking for a Bon Jovi/Braveheart mix that I can work out to.
thanks guys. Be Fearless
try Wicked Tinkers.... Rouges.....& John McLean Allan....
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7th April 06, 07:44 AM
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Check out this link. There are many great bands mentioned in there..
[B]Paul Murray[/B]
Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL
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7th April 06, 09:23 AM
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Dropkick Murphy
Real McKenzies
Flogging Molly
Clann An Drumma
and best of all Barleyjuice
just to name a few.
Last edited by Colin; 7th April 06 at 09:26 AM.
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7th April 06, 09:25 AM
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Off Kilter's stuff is good.
Any good rockin' bagpipe stuff is great, actually.
Power and Majesty by the Robert Shaw Chorale is excellent for workouts too.
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7th April 06, 09:32 AM
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I could go with any listed so far but I'll echo Colin and recommend BarleyJuice. Then go have some barleyjuice after the gym.
Dee
Ferret ad astra virtus
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8th April 06, 05:22 AM
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wow
Lots of good choices. I have spent the last two days looking up these bands and CD's, and will buy at least three, maybe 5 of them today. My wife is going to be shaking her head,,,"and why did you need 5 cd's of bagpipe rock while stationed in Baghdad". I have her convinced how hard it is for me over here. You should have herd her voice when I told her I had a maid. :rolleyes:
Thanks everyone.
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